LANTERN THEATER COMPANY AT ST. STEPHEN’S THEATER10th & Ludlow Streets, Philadelphia, PA 215.829.0395 www.lanterntheater.org

May 19 to June 12, 2011

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By Morris Panych

Directed by Peter DeLaurierfeaturing

Leonard C. Haas*Ceal Phelan*

The Arts Club Theatre, Vancouver, and Belfry Theatre, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, co-produced the premiere production of the play. Original New York Production produced by

Daryl Roth, Angelo Fraboni, and The Watchful Group.

VIGIL is staged by arrangement with Pam Winter, Gary Goddard Agency, #305 – 10 St. Mary St., Toronto, Ontario, Canada M4Y 1P9, goddard@canadafilm.ca

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

LANTERN THEATER COMPANY

Nick Embree Natalia de la Torre ScenicDeSigner coStumeDeSigner

Janet Embree Christopher Colucci LightingDeSigner compoSer&SounDDeSigner

Rebecca Smith* Tim Martin Stagemanager proDuctionmanager& propSDeSigner

Charles McMahon Anne Shuff artiSticDirector managingDirector

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presents

Leonard C. Haas* Kemp

Ceal Phelan* GraceSetting: a rowhouse in Manayunk

Intermission: 12 minutes

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

THE COMPANY

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FOR YOUR INFORMATION

DIRECTORS: IN CONvERSATIONFriday, May 27 at 7:00pm

Get a first-hand look into the design and rehearsal process with Vigil director Peter DeLaurier. FREE

ARTISTS: IN CONvERSATIONSunday, May 29, after the 2:00pm performance

Meet the actors and hear behind-the-scenes stories. FREE

PRE-CURTAIN COCkTAILSFriday, June 3 at 6:00pm

Mingle over happy hour specials and complimentary light fare at our local Marathon (10th & Walnut Sts., upstairs). FREE

ARTISTIC DIRECTOR: IN CONvERSATIONFriday, June 10 at 7:00pm

Join Artistic Director Charles McMahon and Associate Artistic Director Kathryn MacMillan for a conversation about what – and who – makes the Lantern distinctive. FREE

LANTERN THEATER COMPANY: IN CONvERSATION

FROM THE DIRECTOR

“Once you take off the mask, they’re all the same aren’t they? Needy little children, underneath,” says Kemp. And so we are. Great plays are made about people with great needs and a few, like Kemp and Grace – who have kept themselves apart from their fellows for so long - have needs so intense that their extremity is at once deeply moving and very comical. Comedy rises from surprise and recognition, but, at its root, comedy is cruel. When the pain we observe is truest and most intense, sometimes that’s when we laugh the hardest.

We who make theatre need each other as much as anyone. There is the Hollywood joke of the Prussian director in jodhpurs and riding boots insisting: “Ve vill do it again – until ve get it RRIGHTTT!” But at its best ours is the most collaborative form. When a director is given the chance to speak with passion and clarity about the action of an excellent play with a group of artists who can take that vision and give it brilliant form in each of their crafts, something is created that no individual could imagine alone. I’m really glad I got to work on this play with these people. Thanks for sharing it with us.

—Peter DeLaurier

Leonard C. Haas (Kemp) Vigil marks Lenny’s (long overdue) debut in a Lantern Theater Company production. He was last seen here in 1812 Productions’ Daughters of Genius. He has performed at the Arden, the Wilma, Bristol Riverside Theatre, Act II Playhouse, Luna Theatre, Mum Puppettheatre, Hedgerow Theatre, Cape May Stage, Simpatico Theatre Project, and People’s Light and Theatre Co., where he has performed in over 30 productions as a member of their

resident acting company. Proud accomplishments include appearing in two independent films (cellar and Lebanon, PA), playing Norman in The Dresser, Hamlet in Hamlet (both at Bristol Riverside Theatre), and receiving a Barrymore Award for the role of Henry in People’s Light’s production of The Fantasticks. He will be performing at The New Victory Theatre in NYC this fall in a production of The Little Prince. He would like to lovingly and humbly dedicate this performance to the memory of his Dad, who was one of his biggest fans and who never missed a show.

Ceal Phelan (Grace) is a long-time member of the ensemble at People’s Light and Theatre Company. This season, she has been seen at Lantern Theater Company in Uncle Vanya, at the Delaware Theatre Company in Blithe Spirit, and at Hedgerow in Bernice/Butterfly. She teaches acting at Temple U, People’s Light, and Hedgerow. She and her husband Peter DeLaurier are two of the co-founders of the Delaware Theatre Company.

Morris Panych (Playwright), a native of Edmonton, Alberta, is arguably Canada’s most celebrated playwright and director. His plays have garnered countless awards including two Governor General’s Literary Awards for Drama (for The Ends of the Earth and Girl in the Goldfish Bowl), fourteen Jessie Richardson Awards, and five Dora Mavor Moore Awards. Productions of the much-lauded Vigil, Girl in the Goldfish Bowl, Gordon, The Trespassers, and Lawrence and Holloman are being mounted throughout Canada, the US, Europe, Asia, Australia and New Zealand. His plays have been produced in over a dozen languages. Mr. Panych has directed over 90 productions across Canada.

Peter DeLaurier (Director) directed Lantern Theater Company’s Sizwe Bansi is Dead two years ago. He is an actor: Lantern - Uncle Vanya, Skylight, QED, Underneath the Lintel (Barrymore Award), People’s Light- a 20+ year ensemble member (Barrymore Award- King Lear; nominations- Man From Nebraska, Six Characters in Search of an Author, In the Blood, et al); playwright (Barrymore nomination- Anne of Green Gables), et al. and director. He is an Artistic Associate at PLT and was Artistic Director of New Stage Theatre in Jackson, MS, where he directed one of numerous productions of his A Christmas Carol, among many other plays. With his wife, actress and director Ceal Phelan, and others, he co-founded the Delaware Theatre Company (where he directed ACC, Talley’s Folly, and others) and First Stage. For Ceal.

WHO’S WHO

Nick Embree (Scenic Designer) is thrilled to work with this great team on this very clever show. (How often do you get to design a Death Machine?) Nick is a freelance set designer with design credits at many Philadelphia and regional theaters. He is proud to have served as Lantern’s resident Set Designer, and he still manages to do about one set a year here (most recently, Scapin). Nick is the head of the B.F.A. Theater Design and Technology Program in the Ira Brind School of Theater Arts, at the University of the Arts, in Philadelphia. Nick is married to Lighting Designer and UARTS production manager Janet Embree, and they live in Germantown in an old house with a couple of cats.

Natalia de la Torre (Costume Designer) Originally from Massachusetts, Natalia graduated from Temple University in 2006. Past credits: Punch (Miro Dance for PIFA); A Skull in Connemara (Lantern Theater Company); Neighborhood 3 (Azuka); The Pillowman (Bootless Artworks); The Rocky Horror Show (Fringe 2010); The Miser (Commonwealth Classic Theatre Company); Purr, Pull, Reign (Johnny Showcase and the Lefty Lucy Cabaret); The Little Dog Laughed and House of Yes (Flashpoint); Evie’s Waltz and This is Our Youth (Simpatico Theatre Project); Naked Cocktail and Very Merry Children’s…(both Brat Productions). When not designing, she snips threads at Viv Pickle Custom Handbags in Old City. Coming up next: Heavy Metal Dance Fag (Tribe of Fools, Fringe 2011). Thanks to Beckah, Becca, Becky, Lenny & Ceal & Peter, and William Shatner.

Janet Embree (Lighting Designer) has designed lights for many past Lantern productions. Some favorites are The Hothouse, Richard III, and Master Harold…and the boys. She has designed lights for many area theaters including: 1812 Productions, Freedom Theatre, Act II Playhouse, Bristol Riverside Theatre, Walnut Street Theatre, and University of the Arts, where she serves as Production Manager for the Brind School of Theater. She is pleased to have had the opportunity to collaborate with this outstanding group of artists. She especially enjoys collaborating with set designer Nick Embree on productions, a lifelong house renovation, and cat wrangling.

Christopher Colucci (Composer / Sound Designer) makes sound and music as a theater artist, composer, and guitarist. Last season he received Barrymore Awards in both the Outstanding Sound Design (The Long Christmas Ride Home, Azuka Theatre) and Outstanding Original Music (The Breath of Life, Lantern Theater Company) categories. Noteworthy productions this season include Amadeus, The Glass Menagerie, and The 39 Steps, all at Walnut Street Theatre; as well as The Adventures of Tom Sawyer (People’s Light and Theatre Company); In the Next Room, or the vibrator play (The Wilma Theater); Charlotte’s Web (Two River Theatre), Run Mourner, Run (Flashpoint) and Death of a Salesman (Milwaukee Rep). Upcoming: a trip to the Prague Quadrennial for Theater Design in June.

WHO’S WHO

WHO’S WHOCHARLES McMAHON (Artistic Director) co-founded the Lantern and serves as Artistic Director in addition to acting and directing for the company. Previous roles include Heisenberg in Copenhagen, Lucky in Waiting for Godot, Guildenstern in Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead, Edmund in King Lear, and Pete Seeger in Un-American. Lantern directing credits include A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Henry IV, Part I, Hamlet, Othello, La Ronde (also translator and adaptor), Richard III (Barrymore Award, Outstanding Production of a Play), Much Ado About Nothing, The Comedy of Errors (Barrymore nomination), King Lear, and A Doll’s House. Charles is a graduate of NYU’s theater department where he studied acting and directing before returning to Philadelphia.TIM MARTIN (Production Manager & Props Designer) joined the Lantern in the 2009/10 season. He has worked with many local companies including Commonwealth Classic Theatre Company, Rebecca Davis Dance Company, Mum Puppettheatre, International Opera Theater, Enchantment Theatre Company, and sundry others. In the academic world, Tim has worked for Drexel University, The Shipley School, and Swarthmore College. Also a playwright, several of his plays and adaptations have been seen in the Philadelphia area. He would like to thank this wonderful cast and creative team.REBECCA SMITH (Stage Manager) is in her third season at the Lantern and is happy to be working with such a wonderful cast and crew. She is a graduate of Temple University with a BA in European History and a minor in Theater. She has worked as production manager at Theatre Exile, and as stage manager at Brat Productions, Kaibutsu, and Temple University Theater. Previous Lantern shows include The Hothouse, Sizwe Bansi Is Dead, Hamlet, Happy Days, Scapin, The Breath of Life, Henry IV, Part I, Uncle Vanya, A Skull in Connemara, and A Midsummer Night’s Dream.ANNE SHUFF (Managing Director) is in her second season as Managing Director following seven years of service on the Lantern’s Board of Directors, including four years as Treasurer and three years as Personnel Committee Chair. As Managing Partner of MindLabs.net, she has guided online marketing strategy for theater companies across the country, and her work has been highlighted by WIRED magazine, The Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia City Paper, and the design reference book Web Site Design Goodies. She previously served as Business Manager at The Wilma Theater and Assistant Controller & IS Manager at Walnut Street Theatre. Smoochies to M/S/E.

BOARD OF DIRECTORSPresidentStacy Maria Duttonvice PresidentMichael H. RosenthalTreasurerKevin KleinschmidtSecretaryFrank A. Dante

DirectorsMichael K. BrophyMartha E. CandielloNicholas D. ConstanDavid S. ConwayAngela H. D’AmatoJay L. Goldberg

Philip HawkinsGregory J. KleiberCharles McMahonAnne ShuffSarah F. Weinstein

Special Thanks To: Mark Andrews, Medical Consultant Ira S. Cantor, MD & Steiner Medical Center, Ann & Castle Wallpaper and Blinds, Curio Theatre Company, The Dramateurs, Stacy Maria Dutton, Allison Garrett, Derek Hachkowski, Paul Kuhn, KC & Eric MacMillan, Mandell Theater, Pat & Bob Martin, Cathie & Rebecca Miglionico, Ali Roy, St. Stephen’s Church (Dr. Charles Flood & Mark Yurkanin), University of the Arts, Sharon Welsh.

ADMINISTRATIvE & ARTISTICArtistic Director Charles McMahonManaging Director Anne ShuffAssociate Artistic Director Kathryn MacMillanDevelopment Director Jennifer Pratt JohnsonEducation Director Joshua BrownsProduction Manager Tim MartinMarketing Associate Ali RoyHouse Managers Terry Brennan, Katherine Fritz,

Colleen Hughes, Mary Beth SimonBox Office Managers Clara Elser, Jonathon WelshBox Office Assistants Sarah Mitteldorf, Chris SanninoPress Representative Megan Wendell, Canary Promotion

PRODUCTIONStage Manager Rebecca SmithTechnical Director Christopher HaigCostume Shop Manager Natalia de la TorreMaster Electrician Derek HachkowskiAudio Technician Daniel PerelsteinRun Crew Rebecca Rose, Jonathon Welsh Scenic Charge Brian McCannCarpenters Joshua Browns, Anthony Carpenter, Steve

Carpenter, Paul Kuhn, Chris Saninno, George Spencer, Jay Wojnarowski

Special Effects Construction Evan LeighProperties Rebecca Miglionico, Cathie Miglionico,

George Spencer, Shannon Tamonovich, Regina Yecco

Production Interns Jennifer Landham, Rebecca Rose, George Spencer, Regina Yecco

Artistic Associates Janet Embree, Meghan Jones

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