Microcrisis-Next Act

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microcrisisby Mike Lew

Directed byEdward Morgant

Scenic DesignRick Rasmussen

Costume DesignKimberly O’Callaghan

Sound DesignDavid Cecsarini

ChoreographyLee Palmer

Lighting Design Jason Fassl+

Properties DesignNikki Kulas

Visual AnimationAaron Sherkow

Stage Manager Jessica Connelly*

* Member of Actors’ Equity Associationt Member of the Society of Stage Directors and Choreographers, an independent national labor union.

+ Member of United Scenic Artists, Local USA 829 of the IATSE

September 27 – October 21, 2012microcrisis is sponsored in part by Larry & Patty Compton.

Permission granted by ABRAMS ARTISTS AGENCY, 275 Seventh Ave., 26th Floor, New York, NY 10001. All inquiries concerning rights to the Play shall be addressed to the above or to [email protected].

microcrisis received its World Premiere by Ma-Yi Theater Company,Ralph B. Pena, Artistic Director, Jorge Z. Ortoll, Executive Director.

This project is supported in part by a grant from the Milwaukee Arts Board and the Wisconsin Arts Board with funds from the State of Wisconsin.

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Acquah/Mr. Chavez/Drunken Gambler ........................................................................ Lee Palmer*Lydia ......................................................................................................................... Alexandra BoneshoBennett .......................................................................................................................... David Cecsarini*Randy.................................................................................................................................. Michael CoteyMrs. Chavez/Colette ......................................................................................... Erica Cruz HernandezClare/Beta Test/Renée ..................................................................................................... Mary KababikFrankfurt/Christophe ..................................................................................................... John Kishline*

*member of Actors’ Equity Association

TIME:Now

PLACE:Ghana, Monaco and the U.S.A.

THE CAST

SPECIAL THANKS

Avenue Fabricare, John Bobrowich, Drew Brhel, Doug Brown, Kelsey Dahlen, Dr. Mark Eppli, Brian Faracy, Jason Fassl, Steve Marcus & Marcus Promotions, Norman Moses, Tim Schirmer, Aaron Sherkow, Deborah Staples, Michelle Usadel

Next Act Theatre is a member of UPAF and Theatre Wisconsin, a statewide association of professional non-profit theatres.

Next Act Theatre’s 2012-2013 Season is supported in part by a grant from the Wisconsin Arts Board with funds from the State of Wisconsin and the National Endowment for the Arts.

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DIRECTOR ’S NOTES – EDWARD MORGAN

This play is both clever and funny, but it leaves me feeling a little queasy, too. For one thing it’s made me aware of my ignorance of the recent economic crisis, how the whole commercial paper market works, and how bankers, financial officers and politicians (from both parties) brought financial ruin to untold trusting citizens and businesses, while often still managing to hit the jackpot themselves. Thankfully, microcrisis is neither a gritty account of that debacle or a mind-numbing seminar on Collateralized Debt Obligation. Instead, it’s a slightly exaggerated satire (or morality tale?) that follows one such merry band of unregulated banditos, armed with netting, credit default swaps and an excellent risk assessment rating, gleefully conjuring a global paper empire with loans, loans and still more loans. What could be more fun? …At least until the cards begin to fall.

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ABOUT THE PLAY-WRIGHT—MIKE LEW (Playwright) Mike Lew’s plays include BIKE AMERICA (Alliance, Atlanta; Kennedy Center, Juilliard, Playwrights Foundation, and Lark work-shops), microcrisis (Ma-Yi,

NYC; InterAct, Philadelphia; Next Act, Milwaukee); STOCKTON (EST workshop, NYC); PEOPLE’S PARK (Victory Gardens Ignition Festival, Chicago); YIT, NGAY (published in Plays and Playwrights 2006); NEANDERTHAL LOVE (Sloan commission); BURY THE IRON HORSE; and PAPER GODS. His shorts include TENURE (24 Hour Plays on Broadway); ROANOKE (Humana); IN PARIS YOU WILL FIND MANY BA-GUETTES BUT ONLY ONE TRUE LOVE (Humana; InspiraTO Festival, Toronto); and MOUSTACHE GUYS (Second Generation, NYC). Several of his shorts are published by Playscripts.

Mike is a resident writer for Blue Man Group and PBS Kids’ PEG + CAT, and winner of the Kendeda Award, Heideman Award, Sam French Festival, and Battle of the Bards. Along with his wife Rehana Lew Mirza, he is co-director of the Ma-Yi Writers’ Lab, the largest collective of Asian-American playwrights in the country. Training: Juilliard (2013), Yale (2003). Website: mikelew.com.

ALEXANDRA BONESHO (Lydia) is thrilled to be making her Next Act debut after having recently graduated from Marquette University in Theatre Arts. Professional credits include Alais in THE LION IN WINTER, and ART TO ART

at Danceworks. Favorite Marquette credits: Adriana, THE COMEDY OF ERRORS; Molly, HOLY DAYS; Audrey, LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS; and Romaine Patterson/Others, THE LARAMIE PROJECT. She has also performed with the Sunset Playhouse and Plays for the Living. Next up, she will be appearing in CARTOON with Youngblood Theatre Company. Thank you to Edward, David and the entire creative team for letting me be a part of this production! Love to my parents for their constant support and encouragement.

DAVID CECSARINI (Bennett/Sound Design) This year marks David’s 34th as a theatre professional, having debuted with the Guthrie Theatre in Minneapolis as a journeyman actor in 1978. David has acted with most of

Milwaukee’s professional companies and also has extensive credits as a nine-year veteran of American Players Theatre in Spring Green, WI. Most recently,

Microcredit – The lending of relatively small sums of money, usually geared toward a single project. For instance, a $250 hand-driven irrigation pump can bring huge improvement to a farming village. Such cash cannot easily be raised in barter, low capital economies, so the infusion of the loan offers a critical, often technological advance that otherwise could not have happened.

CFO – Chief Financial Officer of a corporation: essentially responsible in three areas.Controllership – accurate and timely historical financial information about the company’s dealings.Treasury – insuring the financial health of the organization, including cash-on-hand, investments and sound financial structure.Strategy and Forecasting – projecting ahead and devising strategies for a sound and profitable future.

CDO – Collateralized Debt Obligation: an investment bond that is backed up by collateral, such as a house or, more accurately, the mortgage on a house. Financiers bundle thousands of loans together and cre-ate investment bonds. Profits to the investors come from mortgage interest. When the mortgages are solid, it’s a good investment; when the mortgages are fragile and failing, not so good.

Credit Default Swap: Basically, insurance. You’ve sold your billion dollar bond to investors. You want to cover yourself in the unlikely event that the bond goes bad and you need to pay back your investors. So you take out insurance for the bond’s value at, say, 1% of its worth. What’s odd, though, is that others can take out insurance policies on your bond as well. If your bond fails, the insurance company must pay you and anyone else who took out a policy on that bond. That could add up fast.

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he appeared in Next Act’s PURGATORIO, SYLVIA and BIG BOYS. He has proudly served as Artistic Director and Producer for Next Act for 22 years. Most memorable acting assignments include Ben in LAST OF THE BOYS, Teddy in FAITH HEALER, Billy et al in BILLY BISHOP GOES TO WAR, Vince Lombardi in LOMBARDI: THE ONLY THING and Lady Bracknell in THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST. Since acting is not a full-time job, he also enjoys designing sound, having created effects for over 70 professional productions.

MICHAEL COTEY (Randy)Michael Cotey is a graduate of UW-Milwaukee’s BFA acting program. This is his first time at Next Act. He is very grateful to be working with a fantastic group of artists and to once again be

under the direction of Mr. Morgan. Michael is the Artistic Director of Youngblood Theatre Company. Previous performing credits include the Milwaukee Rep, Utah Shakespeare, Illinois Shakespeare, First Stage, Milwaukee Shakespeare, In Tandem Theatre,

Optimist Theatre and Youngblood. This season you’ll be able to see more of his work as an actor in THE MOLE HILL STORIES at First Stage and BEAST ON THE MOON at In Tandem. This November/December, Michael will also direct CARTOON for Youngblood. Much love to Eleanor. www.MichaelCotey.com

ERICA CRUZ HERNANDEZ (Mrs. Chavez/Colette) Erica Cruz Hernandez is a Chicago-based actress and has worked with a variety of theatre companies. Her recent credits include performing

with Mortar Theatre Company in BOMBS, BABES AND BINGO, the DCA Theater in CORAZON DE MANZANA, and Las Hermanas Padilla, Prop Thtr in the Chicago premiere of NO ROOSTERS IN THE DESERT (directed by Tanya Saracho) and with Aguijón Theater Company in the Spanish version of SOPHOCLES’ ANTIGONE, as well as their bilingual production of SOLDASERAS at the company’s home theatre here in Chicago, and performances for the Goodman Theatre’s 2010 Latino Theatre Festival and the Festival de Mujeres en Escena por la Paz in Bogotá, Colombia. Erica is also an administrative associate with ALTA Chicago (the Alliance of Latino Theatre Artists) and holds a B.F.A. from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

MARY KABABIK (Clare/Beta Test/Renée) Mary B. Kababik has worked as an actor in many different venues that involve both recorded and live performances, in Wisconsin and elsewhere. Her Milwaukee theater credits

include Mother Type in NEIGHBORHOOD 3: REQUISITION OF DOOM (Youngblood Theatre), Hesther in EQUUS (In Tandem Theatre), Ellen in TWO ROOMS (In Tandem), Wajma in THE AFGHAN WOMEN (In Tandem), Sister in LATE NITE CATECHISM (Miramar Theatre) and Timothea in SEA MARKS (Archangel Productions). Mary also has an ongoing performance opportunity doing a one woman show for the Theater Program at the Kenosha Civil War Museum portraying Cordelia Harvey, former First Lady of Wisconsin during the Civil War. She knows nothing about finance, and so feels very much at home in microcrisis.

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JOHN KISHLINE (Frankfurt/Christophe) John Kishline has been an actor, director, playwright and designer in professional theatre for 40 years. He served one or more of the above functions in 180

professional productions performed in 28 of the United States and also in Holland, England, Wales, Ireland, Sweden, Germany, India and Japan. He has written 11 produced plays and helped create at least 50 more from scratch. He was a founding member of Milwaukee’s Theatre X and has performed with most of the professional theatres in Milwaukee. John Kishline was in his first Next Act production in 1998 playing a bad old guy in HOW I LEARNED TO DRIVE. He’s also done LAST OF THE BOYS, AN INTERVIEW WITH PAUL ROBESON (Co-author), LOMBARDI: THE ONLY THING and THE VALUE OF NAMES for Charles and David. He was last in this space in March of this year doing SUCCESS, his play that toured India last year at this time sponsored by the U.S. State Department. He was also brutally drilled at point blank range and is the first fatality in the film PUBLIC ENEMIES – playing, yes, a bad old guy.

LEE PALMER (Acquah/Mr. Chavez/ Drunken Gambler/Choreographer) Lee is honored to return to Next Act as part of this incredible cast. Recent work includes TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD (Rev. Sykes) at Milwaukee Rep

and THE EXONERATED (David) right here at Next Act. As an actor, director, and choreographer, Lee has worked with most of Milwaukee’s professional theatres, as well as Mill Mountain (Virginia), Congo Square (Chicago), and Island Center of St.Croix (U.S. Virgin Islands). Other credits include FIVE GUYS NAMED MOE/Tour (Eat Moe), SOPHISTICATED LADIES (Gregory), THE PIANO LESSON (Boy Willie), and A SOLDIER’S PLAY (Captain Davenport). Training: Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre, Joffrey Ballet, and Ballet de Danse Eddy Toussaint (Montreal). This show is dedicated to Kelvin, Sandra, Jeff and Aladd. To David and Morgan, thank you.

EDWARD MORGAN (Director) Last year at Next Act, Mr. Morgan directed THE EXONERATED, SUM-MER STORIES, and also SUCCESS, which performed here after touring India through the U.S. State De-

partment. Some of his other shows for Next Act have included FAITH HEALER, MARY’S WED-DING, WINTER TALES and LAST OF THE BOYS. Mr. Morgan’s most recent directing includes TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD at Utah Shakespeare Festival and DICEN LAS PAREDES in San Jose, Costa Rica, where he was also teaching at the Uni-versidad Nacional. Mr. Morgan has worked at Vir-ginia Stage Company, Merrimack Rep, Alabama Shakespeare Festival, Round House Theatre, Studio Theatre, the Kennedy Center, Rep Theatre of St. Louis, Clarence Brown Theatre and various others, as well as universities in the USA and abroad. A RISING WIND, co-written with John Kishline, was performed last summer at Kohler Arts Center and taped for Milwaukee Public TV last fall. Mr. Morgan was formerly Associate Artistic Director at Milwaukee Rep, where he directed numerous pro-ductions, among them A DELICATE BALANCE, THE SHAUGHRAUN, CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF, PICASSO AT THE LAPIN AGILE, NIX-ON’S NIXON, THE BEAUTY QUEEN OF LEENANE, SOUNDING THE RIVER, APPALA-CHIAN VOICES, and A MOON FOR THE MIS-BEGOTTEN. Mr. Morgan and his work have been honored with Washington’s Helen Hayes Awards and nominations and also by the Drama League of NY. He is a Casting Partner for Cirque du Soleil and on the roster of Fulbright Senior Specialists. His website is www. Edward-morgan.com.

JESSICA CONNELLY (Resident Stage Manager) This is Jessica’s sixth season as resident Stage Manager at Next Act Theatre. She is an Arizona native and honors graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Theater

Department. In addition to Next Act Theatre, Jessica has worked with Renaissance Theatreworks, Milwaukee Repertory Theatre, Madison Repertory Theatre, The Little Theatre on the Square, Marcus Center for the Performing Arts, J.M. Kohler Arts Center and The Cedarburg Performing Arts Center. Most recently she spent the summer helping rebuild Door Shakespeare. A few of her favorite projects include DEAR ESTHER, MASTER HAROLD

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AND THE BOYS, LAST OF THE BOYS, THE MYSTERY OF IRMA VEP, FAITH HEALER, PURGATORIO, GOING TO ST. IVES, VIGIL (Next Act Theatre), CHESAPEAKE, TROJAN WOMEN, THE SHAPE OF THINGS, and the U.S. premier of SKIN TIGHT (Renaissance Theaterworks), SANTALAND DIARIES (Marcus Center for the Performing Arts), and HAIRSPRAY (Little Theatre on the Square). Jessica would like to thank Dave, Cleo and Xander for keeping every day of her life exciting and full of joy. Jessica is a member of Actor’s Equity Association.

JASON FASSL (Lighting Design) This is Mr. Fassl’s fourteenth production for Next Act, with LAST OF THE BOYS, FAITH HEALER, and MARY’S WEDDING being among his favorites with Mr. Morgan. For the last ten seasons, Jason has designed lighting for over 300 theatrical productions across this state of cheese. He is an Artistic Associate for First Stage Children’s Theatre and the Resident Designer for The Fireside Dinner Theatre. Jason has consumed mass quantities of electricity at The Milwaukee Ballet, The Milwaukee Repertory Theater, Peninsula Players, American Players Theatre, Renaissance Theaterworks, Next Act Theatre, Forward Theatre Company, Milwaukee Chamber Theatre, Lawrence University, Youngblood Theatre Company and many others. He is a proud BFA graduate of UW-Stevens Point and is a member of United Scenic Artists Local 829. Please visit www.AntiShadows.com for more information.

NIKKI KULAS (Properties Designer) Nikki Kulas is proud to be returning for another season and her sixth show with Next Act. Recent Next Act shows include ONE TIME, VIGIL, SYLVIA, THE EXONERATED and A SLEEPING COUNTRY. As a recent graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Parkside, she is a Wisconsin native from New Berlin. Other local design credits include DRIVING MISS DAISY, HEROES and THE SUBJECT WAS ROSES at the Milwaukee Chamber Theatre. She has also worked as a Props Artist for Skylight Music Theatre for the last two seasons and apprenticed in the Prop Shop for a season previous. For the last five summers she has called Winona, MN home where she is the Properties Director at the Great River Shakespeare Festival.

KIMBERLY O’CALLAGHAN (Costume Design) Kimberly O’Callaghan is very excited to be working with the terrific people at Next Act Theatre! She recently moved back to Milwaukee from Pittsburgh where she graduated with her MFA in Costume Design from Carnegie Mellon University. Kimberly

recently taught courses in costume construction and theatrical make up at Marquette University. Previous design credits include PACKER FANS FROM OUTER SPACE (Marcus Center for the Performing Arts), SWEET CHARITY (Sunset Playhouse), CRIMES OF THE HEART (Milwaukee Chamber Theatre), LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS (Marquette University) and THE RAPE OF LUCRETIA (The Pittsburgh Opera). Thanks to Liam, Mary and Jennifer for their love and support.

RICK RASMUSSEN (Scenic Design) Calling Se-attle, WA home, this former resident of Milwaukee travels the Midwest designing for various theatre companies. Rick has worked with the theatre artists at Next Act for 20 years and always finds their work stimulating and rewarding. Most recent design proj-ects include GOING TO ST. IVES, THE PAVIL-ION, BIG BOYS, A SLEEPING COUNTRY and SYLVIA (Next Act Theatre); TINTYPES, DAMES AT SEA and GERSHWIN AND FRIENDS (Sky-light Music Theatre) ; WEST SIDE STORY, 9 TO 5 and LEGALLY BLONDE (Fireside Dinner Theatre). He has also worked locally with Renaissance Theatre, Chamber Theatre and In Tandem Theatre. This past summer he designed sets and costumes for Emporia State University’s productions of THE LION IN WINTER and PLAZA SUITE.

AARON SHERKOW (Visual Animation) Aaron Sherkow is currently based in New York City, but grew up in Milwaukee. He would like to thank Next Act for welcoming him back. He has worked as a lighting and projections designer for the Huntington Theatre Company, Liars & Believers, American Opera Projects, Boston University Opera Institute, Central Square Theatre and Danceworks amongst others. Previous productions include ROMEO ET JULIETTE, MERRILY WE ROLL ALONG and THE ROAD TO MECCA. Please check out www.actuality-design.com and express your thoughts to @sherkowa.

MICHAEL VAN DRESER (Technical Director/Board Op) This is Mike’s eighth season with Next Act Theatre and the second year as Technical Director. Mike also serves as Next Act’s Master Electrician/Board Op. Over the last seven seasons Mike has worked as Lighting Designer for NEXT ACTORS SUMMER THEATRE FOR TEENS, PANIC EXPRESS and THE ENCOUNTER, WHEN THE CURTAIN FALLS, KISS ME KATE (Greendale High School), FAITH HEALER, WINTER TALES, PAUL ROBESON IN CONCERT, VALUE OF NAMES, BIG BOYS and ONE TIME. Mike has had the good fortune of

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PRODUCER’S CIRCLE($5,000 and up)Larry and Patty Compton Polly and Giles DaegerNancy and Arthur LaskinMarianne and Sheldon LubarJan and Vince MartinIldy and Skip PolinerGordana and Milan RacicPaul Tilleman and Sally DuffyDavid and Julia Uihlein

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working with and learning from renowned Lighting Designers Jason Fassl and Andrew Meyers and knows their guidance and continuing education will help make him successful. Mike looks forward to many more productive years with Next Act Theatre and any new opportunities that may come this way.

CHARLES KAKUK (Managing Director) This marks Charles’ 21st season with Next Act. After spending three years in the Marine Corps protecting Missouri from Kansas, Charles worked for Pizza Hut Corporation as a

restaurant manager from 1979 to 1985 in Kansas City, and various cities in Wisconsin. Moving to Milwaukee in 1985, he has experienced the inner working of its arts and entertainment industries, from rock and pop music promotions at the River-side Theater and Alpine Valley to marketing for the Milwaukee Ballet. Along the way he received a BSBA from Cardinal Stritch University.

HEIDI BOYD (Development Director) Heidi graduated summa cum laude with a Bachelor of Mu-sic in Vocal Performance from the University of Minnesota, and has since pursued a dual career as a performer and arts

administrator, having worked in Marketing and Recruiting at the Milwaukee Children’s Choir and in Development at Skylight Opera Theatre and Florentine Opera before coming to Next Act. She is thrilled to be a member of the Next Act team.

Heidi is currently a member of the Association of Fundraising Professionals, Milwaukee Choral Artists, and will appear in productions at Skylight Music Theatre and Milwaukee Opera Theatre this year. She lives in Milwaukee with her husband Joel and their cat Isis.

REBECCA OHM (Marketing & PR Manager) Becky is excited to take over the marketing reins this sea-son. Born in Brookfield but raised in Three Lakes, WI, Becky moved to Milwaukee to accept an internship at the

South Milwaukee Performing Arts Center. After her internship, a new marketing position was spe-cifically created for her there, which, over the course of four years, Becky transformed into Marketing Director. The experience of wearing many hats and learning new tasks and angles has given her a nicely-balanced set of marketing skills, which she is look-ing forward to putting to work here at Next Act.

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BrooksGreg ChrisafisSandy DuffyTim and Sue FrautschiLloyd and Mary Ann GerlachMarlene GustafsonClark Johnson and Nona HillJan and Mark HomanJeffrey and Jacqueline JahnkeDan and Joanne KlineSandra and Robert MeldmanDouglas and Annette MickelsonMarianne and Matthew RobbinsMary Buchel and Larry SalsburyChris Bonin and Judith SchulzFred and Ann StrattonDick and Diane Wright

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FoundationLarry & Patty ComptonEinhorn Family Foundation, Inc.Greater Milwaukee FoundationMarianne & Sheldon Lubar

Charitable FundJan & Vince MartinIldy & Skip Poliner

$15,000 - 49,999AnonymousBriggs & Stratton Corporation

Foundation, Inc.Bucyrus Foundation, Inc.Dorothy Inbusch Foundation, Inc.Susan & Werner KrausePam KrigerArt & Nancy Laskin

Peck Foundation, Milwaukee LTDJack & Lucy RosenbergDonor Advised FundBert L. & Patricia S.Steigleder Charitable TrustWhyte Hirschboeck Dudek S.C.

$5,000 - $14,999George AffeldtJames & Terri AliotoAnonymous (2)Larry Dalton & Lisa BermanBrookbank FoundationLois CecsariniErvin & Beverly ColtonDwight & Lin Ellis/Crysdahl

FoundationTim & Sue FrautschiGeneral ElectricMatching GiftDavid GlennAlison Graf & Richard Schreiner

David & Mary HertelEdward Inderrieden & Jean MaierJudith KeyesJohn E. & Nancy LarsonJack & Phoebe LewisJohn Mahony & Evelyn BurdickJoyce MielkeBob & Theresa MuselmanNon-Profit Management FundGordana & Milan RacicFred & Anne StrattonLinda & Thomas Streifender

$1,000 - 4,999Harvey & Judith AlligoodAnonymous (2)Mark & Kathy BonadyChristopher BoninMarianne Burish & Nicole MantyhMike & Ericka BurzynskiMiles & Barbara CapronPat & Phil Crump

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Robert and Marlene UrchDonna J. VincentJanine WagnerMark and Yvonne WagnerDonna and Jerry Walsh

Bob and Kathy WarnerPhyllis WaxDr. Bill Weida and Jane Davis

WeidaAlyce and Russell Weiss

Marianne Chisam WelytokVirginia and Paul WilcoxAllyn ZiegenhagenArt and Alice Zinky

These donors have contributed to Next Act since September 2011.

We are grateful to ALL donors whose generous contributions are so important to this company. Please know how much we appreciate your support.

Next Act Theatre apologizes for inadvertently leaving any donor off this published list. If an error has been made or if

your name is listed incorrectly, please call Heidi at 414-278-7780.

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WORLD PREMIERE! Sept. 26 - Oct. 14, 2012When two brothers move back to their family home in a

crumbling inner city community they are forced to reexamine their perceptions of race while facing demons from their childhood.

Directed by Suzan Fete; Featuring Marti Gobel, Andrew Edwin Voss & Jonathan Leslie Wainwright

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Susan FeteFour-Four FoundationFred & Anne GeilfussNorman & Daryl GrierJohn E HollandAndrew & Paula HolmanJan & Mark HomanJohnson Controls Matching GiftJohn Jansen & Annie JurczykDan & Joanne KlineKathy Donis & Paul KosidowskiKurt & Andrea KreznarKen & Maggie LukowJane & Paul MandelSteve & Karin MarcusSally & Robb MarksBarbara McMathGeorge & Colleen MichelNorthern Trust Matching GiftKathy NusslockDavid ParisJohn Shannon & Jan SerrJonathan Smoots & Laura GordonRobert SpencerMary & Bill WalkerWilfred WollnerRichard & Diane WrightBettie Zillman

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NewbyTom & Renee McCutcheonMary Jo & Guy McDonaldAlan & Nancy MeierDavid & Sharon MiddletonKenn & Wendy MillerDr. A. E. Moats, Jr.Charles & Barbara MurphyRhoda NathanDenice & Gary Warren NiebuhrBrian & Lea O’DayLinda & Dave OkruhlicaRichard & Lois PaulsMax Samson & Nancy PinterChristine Radiske & Herbert

QuigleyClaudette & Mark RobinsonKathleen RyanTom & Judy SaegerSarah SandinBillie Dawn & Chris SchoggenRuth SchudsonMike & Diane SchulzKathleen ScullinPam SeccombeSandra M. SeymourSharon & Gary SimonMarilyn SmitsMark & Nancy SmucklerJohn & Mary SpludeSsspeedyJerrel & Judith StanleyBill & Judy StarrJerry & Patricia StybergJoan TarachowSally TolanLeon Travanti & Carolyn White

TravantiRobert & Marlene UrchUS Bancorp Matching GiftSheryl Van HarenJerry & Donna WalshDennis & Susan WebbVivian WeberDavid & Sally WeberMarian WeinbergSteven & Kristen WeismanBarbara & Ted WileyWisconsin Energy Foundation

Matching GiftMichael Wright & Ray JivoffEve Joan Zucker

$100 - 249David & Patricia AndersonElse AnkelRichard AntonacciDorothy AringMarilyn AuerNancy BalcerAudrey & John BarrettBarbara Becker & Slack UlrichDavid BeckerBlack Catz DesignGlendon BogdonBrenda BohmannWilliam & Julie BonnellSusan BrahmEdith BrinSue Bronson & Dan FrankelNancy (Ginger) BrowneWilliam BrowneDan & Becky BurzynskiAlice CecsariniDeborah Clifton & John KishlineThomas B. ComiskeyAarmando & Jo CovelliPatricia Ryan & Randall DaltRobert & Karen DeanJohn & Jean Di MottoDonna & Rolan DoffingRalph & Elaine DrydykEllen EckmanPenelope EganChris & Bonnie EllerdPatricia EllingsonJohn EmanuelLinda Even & Scott KaniaBrenton & Ranee FieldLeslie FillinghamMilton & Carolanne FliellerChuck FoulkeJames & Margo FreyJeff & Ellen FullerSam Garst & Meghan GaugerDavid GauraTom GauthierSusan GibsonRobert & Judy GilroyCarol GoldsteinMary K. GoodeJeanne GruberJonnie GuernseyRichard HalversonJamie & Joe HanreddyLee & Leslie HanriharJames & Mary Ann HansonLinda HeintzTom Heppe & Andrea JohnsonAlexander & Barbara HillHugh Hoffman

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Officers: Steve Marcus .................................................................President Michael Burzynski ...............................................Vice President Joyce Mielke ..................................................................Secretary Harvey Alligood .......................................................... Treasurer David Hertel .................................... Immediate Past President

Directors

†Past Board President

Terri AliotoDave Anderson

Alison GrafEdward Inderrieden

Annie Jurczyk

Beth Kavelaris John McGivern

John MenzelKathy L. Nusslock †

Ildy PolinerGordana Racic

Michael SheppardLupe Ugent

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Jann & Sue Van DreserChristopher & Monika VansethGeorge VolkaitisBill & Jane WeidaPenny WilliamsMary Ellen WinterFrank WolkenheimDawn & Tony Wolters

Under $100Anonymous (3)Sue ArmstrongScott & Mary Ann BestMary & David CarlsonRalph ChicorelJanis CollinsJessica ConnellyJoanne & Sheldon CremerBrian & Joanne DavidsonRichard G. & Cynthia A. DavitoCharise DawsonRose DelaneyRichard & Nina EdelmanDaniel EfnerBarbara FederlinJim & Peg FlueryLorry FontaineJanice FoulkeRosie FrydmanJulie GellendinAmy Geyser

Emmely GideonHoward GoldsteinJeffrey & Lisa GorelickAlice Hanson-DrewDennis E. Hennessey & Linda M.

RoethlisbergerJeanne HochstatterSuzy Clarkson HolsteinDr. Lawrence & Joyzele HowardsMadeline HustonMitchell JacobsonMary Carla JautzDeb JohnsonSusan A. KaneMatt & Dawn KempleJudith A. KesserYelena KrayzmanClarence KuligowskiLake View Consulting, LLCBarbara LeePeter LeeDale & Barbara LenzJustine LeonardAnne & George LeunigElliot & Eva LipchikChia & Gordon LookatchMary Ellen LukaszewiczLois MalawskyPatricia MandMuriel Mc LemoreKit O’Meara

Lucille & Carl PagelEsther V. PasteneLori PatteeShelia PaytonCorliss PhillabaumMarsha PoulsenKathryn ReinardyJean RiebeDan & Anna RobbinsLaurie Rupert & Vernon Craig

Vanslyke Wendy & Sheldon Saltzberg

Harold & Diane SchlitzCharlie & Karen SchudsonKathleen SchultzSharon SelzLynn ShoemakerJo SmirlCarol SpanglerCindy SporlederLinda StephensJean & Steve SternSusan StewartMax & Tybie TaglinJeffrey & Penny TimmDonna J. & Norman L. VincentJanine WagnerBob & Kathy WarnerPhyllis WaxRussel & Alyce WeissBarry Zuckerman

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Producing Artistic Director ...........................................................................................David CecsariniManaging Director ............................................................................................................Charles KakukDevelopment Director ...........................................................................................................Heidi BoydMarketing & PR Manager .................................................................................................Rebecca Ohm

2012 / 2013 SUBSCR IBER D ISCOUNT CARD PARTIC IPANTS

We appreciate your support of the following merchants:

Acupuncture & Oriental Medicine Service, 309 N. Water St., Ste. 203

Bella Caffe, 189 N. Milwaukee St.Chez Jacques, 1022 S. 1st St.Florentine Opera, 930 E. Burleigh St.,

Lower LevelGyro Palace, 602 S. 2nd St.In Tandem Theatre, 628 N. 10th St.INdustri Café, 524 S. 2nd St.

Katie Gingrass Gallery, 241 N. BroadwayLa Merenda, 125 E. National Ave.Milwaukee Ballet, 504 W. National Ave.MOCT, 240 E. Pittsburgh Ave.Molloy’s, 333 E. Brown Deer Rd.O’Lydia’s Irish Bar & Grill, 338 S. 1st St.Pink Banana TheatreTransfer Pizzeria Café, 101 W. Mitchell St.Tulip Restaurant, 360 E. Erie St.

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Director ..........................................................................................................................Edward Morgan t

Stage Manager ................................................................................................................Jessica Connelly*Scenic Design .................................................................................................................. Rick RasmussenLighting Design .....................................................................................................................Jason Fassl+Costume Designer ................................................................................................Kimberly O’CallaghanProperties Design ...................................................................................................................Nikki KulasSound Design.................................................................................................................David Cecsarini*Video Animation ..............................................................................................................Aaron SherkowChoreography ........................................................................................................................ Lee Palmer*Scenic Construction .............................................................................................................. Ron Weirick Technical Director/Light Board Operator ..........................................................Michael Van DreserDeck Chief ..............................................................................................................................Jessica Betts Wardrobe Manager............................................................................................................Aria Thornton House Management Coordinator .....................................................................................Libby Amato House Management Staff ...................................................................Sarah Kerner, Alan Piotrowitz, Andrea Toussaint, Erica Wade, Gwen ZupanBox Office Manager ........................................................................................................Sandy RaduenzBox Office Staff ............................................................................................ Libby Amato, Sally Lewis, Barbara Maglio, Andrea Toussaint, Amanda Wallich, Michelle Usadel

*Member of Actors’ Equity Associationt Member of Society of Directors and Choreographers

+Member of United Scenic Artists, Local USA 829 of the IATSE

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FOOD AND BEVERAGES...Eating and drinking are not permitted in the theatre.

ENTERING AND EXITING THE THEATRE SPACE…Please use walkways to access the seating areas and refrain from crossing over the stage.

CANCELLATION POLICY...Next Act does not cancel or reschedule performances due to inclement weather or sporting events, nor do we offer refunds.

LATECOMER POLICY... Due to the intimate configuration of Next Act’s theatre, latecomers will not be seated until an appropriate time in the performance. This may be at the intermission. Seating may not be permitted ½ hour after the start of a performance. If you are running late, please call the Box Office at 414-278-0765.

LISTENING AUGMENTATION DEVICES...Please ask box office personnel for assistance.

LOST PROPERTY...Items left at the theatre are kept in Lost Property. Call 414-278-0765 if you have lost an item.

TICKET EXCHANGES... Subscribers may exchange their tickets, without fee, up to 48 hours prior to the performance (price adjustments may apply). Single ticket buyers may exchange their tickets for a fee of $5.00 per ticket up to 48 hours prior. Exchanges are based strictly on availability. Patrons are strongly urged to request exchanges well in advance.

ELECTRONIC DEVICES...To avoid disturbing the performance, NO cameras or recording devices of any kind are allowed in the theatre. Please turn off all electronic equipment including pagers and cellular phones.

EMERGENCY CALLS...In case of emergency, messages may be left with the house manager by calling 414-278-7780. If possible, please indicate the seat location of the person to be reached.

SMOKING...The Next Act Theatre facility is a smoke-free environment.

STUDENT AND SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNTS... Seniors and students receive a $5.00 discount per ticket on advance sales. Students may also purchase half-price rush tickets with a valid student I.D. one half-hour prior to curtain, based on availability. Discounts are not available on performance run extensions.

GROUP DISCOUNTS...Groups of 10 or more receive a discount of 20%. To book groups, call the Next Act Box Office at 414-278-0765. Discounts are not available on performance run extensions.

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