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Board of Directors
Peter Kowalski ................................................ President
Jennifer Malloy ....................................... Vice President
Candace Walworth ......................................... Secretary
Thomas H. Platz .............................................Treasurer
Martin Andrucki
Kathy Gleason
Colby Michaud
Sheri Olstein
Jim Pittman
Christopher Schario
K. Alexander Visbaras
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Ellen Costello, Dina Jackson, Kathy Lawrence, Rich Livingston, Ben & Bonnie
Lounsbury, Elaine Makas, Alice Mogensen, Chip Morrison, Carol Murrell, Tara
Paradie, Pat Phillips, Polly Robinson, Cathy Snook, Linda Varrell, Susan Weiss
Staff
Christopher Schario ...................... Executive/Artistic Director
Janet Mitchko .......................................... Co-Artistic Director
Carol Ham ............................................... Business Manager
Jennifer Madigan ...... Asst. Director Marketing/Development
Paige Holmes ..................................... Development Director
Jim Alexander ........................................... Technical Director
Susan Spellman ................................... Box Office Manager
Kathy Lawrence .................................... Box Office Assistant
Melinda Emerson/Storm Coleman ............ House Managers
Martin Andrucki........................... Dramaturg/Literary Advisor
Ben Lounsbury .............................................. Video Archivist
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GRANT SUPPORT
Actors Equity Foundation
Maine Community Foundation
- Maine Theatre Fund
by Melissa James Gibson
Directed by
Christopher Schario
Stage Manager
Lisa Bragdon*
Costume Design
Jonna Klaiber
Set Design
Amber Callahan
Lighting Design
Bart Garvey
CAST
(In order of appearance)
Hank ....................................................................................Kyle Knauf
Marlene ............................................................. Carolyn Faye Kramer
Sheryl ............................................................................ Janet Mitchko
Lydia .............................................................................. Lindsey Gates
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What Rhymes with America will be performed
without an intermission.
World premiere presented by
Atlantic Theater Company
New York City, 2012.
What Rhymes with America is presented by special arrangement
with Dramatists Play Service, Inc. New York.
* Members of Actors’ Equity Association, the union of professional actors
and stage managers in the United States.
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KYLE KNAUF (Hank) is very happy to return to The
Public Theatre where he made his debut with The
Cocktail Hour. Other Regional credits include, The
Real Thing and M Butterfly at the Northern Stage, VT.
In New York City he was a part of the NYIT award
winner Fete De La Nuit at the Ohio Theater.
Performed in Hamlet as Hamlet at the Hudson Guild
Theater, NY Classical Theater's Love's Labours Lost,
Classic Stage Company's Y.C. version of Tartuffe and
Scapin, and the Flea Theater's Obie winning production of Benten Kozo.
In the New York International Fringe Festival he played in And a WakeUp, Live Broadcast and Not Dark Yet. Internationally: Comedy of Errors,
The Schauspiel Festival in Essen, Germany, and Arezzo Festival in Italy
with Scapin. Film/TV credits include: the upcoming Untitled Woody Allen
Project, Birdman and The Knick. Kyle is a graduate of Columbia
University's MFA acting program. Long ago in a program, I began my life
and family with my wife Megan and want her to know I would do it all
again. You and the boys mean everything to me.
JANET MITCHKO (Sheryl) is happy to find herself
onstage again at TPT. Over the past many seasons
she’s acted in numerous TPT productions, including
The Ladies Foursome; Good People; Time Stands
Still; The Language Archive; Magnetic North; Almost,
Maine; Enchanted April; Fiction; Red Herring; Three
Days of Rain; Educating Rita; and Fallen Angels,
among others. Before life in Maine began, Janet
earned her living as an actress, acting teacher and director in New York
City as well as performing around the country at various regional
theatres. Janet is currently Co-Artistic Director at TPT, and when she’s
not onstage, can usually be found directing (most recently, Wait Until
Dark, The Cocktail Hour, Hound of the Baskervilles, etc.), or helping the
trains run on time. Janet is a graduate of the acting program at CarnegieMellon University, the proud mother of Emily, and considers TPT her
artistic home.
CAROLYN FAYE KRAMER (Marlene) was raised in
the Boston area, and is thrilled to be working with The
Public Theatre for the first time. Credits include plays
at Steppenwolf Theatre (The Diary of Anne Frank, d.
Tina Landau), Cleveland Play House (Emma, d. Peter
Amster), Huntington Theatre (d. David Gammons
& Daniella Topol), Soho Rep (d. Mallory Catlett),
Theater for the New City, Theatre 2020, Next Theatre, Filament
Theatre, films such as Adam Bloom (in production, d. Noah David
Smith), Girl Parts (Zach Braff Film Grant, d. Erik Gernand), In
Memoriam (d. Stephen Cone), and on TV in ABC’s The Family (d.
Andrew McCarthy) and the CBS pilot LFE (d. David Slade). She is a
writer, visual artist, black belt in kung fu, and improviser (performing
around NYC with her musical and hip-hop improv teams). Carolyn is a
graduate of Northwestern University, The School at Steppenwolf,
and Shakespeare & Company's STI program, and is represented by
Stewart Talent. www.CarolynFayeKramer.com
LINDSEY GATES (Lydia) has appeared onstage in
Next Fall (dir. Kirsten Brandt) as Holly at San Jose
Repertory Theater, Charles Winn Speaks...
(Intersection Arts/Cherry Lane), Helena in A
Midsummer Night’s Dream at California Shakespeare
Theater (dir. Aaron Posner) (Falstaff nomination), the
West Coast premiere of Becky Shaw at B Street
Theatre, and the West Coast premieres of Far Away, I
Have Loved Strangers and Current Nobody for Just
Theater, A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Two River Theater
Company), Legacy Codes at both The Hangar Theatre and The Pan
Asian Repertory Theatre, and Big River at Musical Theatre of Wichita.
Her film and television credits include The Blacklist (NBC), Difficult
People (Hulu), Love Life, Vamps (Universal), L.A. Firefighters (Fox),
Strangers with Candy (Comedy Central), and Noah, (dir. Darren
Aronofsky). Ms. Gates is Founder and Artistic Director of Lake George
Theater Lab, a haven for new plays in the Adirondack Mountains. With
Lake George as a backdrop. She has produced over 35 workshops and
retreats for new American plays and musicals on their way toward
production. Ms. Gates is also a certified Yoga Alliance registered 200
hour yoga teacher.
MELISSA JAMES GIBSON (Playwright) is a Canadian-born playwright
based in New York. She grew up in North Vancouver, BC Canada, the
child of former BC Liberal MLA Gordon Gibson and his journalist wife
Valerie. Gibson graduated from Columbia University and from the Yale
School of Drama with an MFA in Playwriting. She has worked on
commissions for the La Jolla Playhouse and The Adirondack Theatre
Festival. She has received fellowships from the Jerome Foundation and
the MacDowell Colony. The New York Times theatre critic Charles
Isherwood wrote that, with her play This, Gibson “graduates into the
theatrical big leagues with this beautifully conceived, confidently
executed and wholly accessible work.” She has received a number of
awards for her playwriting.
CHRISTOPHER
SCHARIO
(Executive/Artistic
Director) has been Artistic Director of The Public
Theatre since 1993. His adaptation of A Christmas
Carol, published by Dramatists Play Service in 1996,
was developed for The Public Theatre and has
enjoyed successful productions at professional and
amateur theatres throughout the world. In New York
he directed for Roundabout Theatre, Westbeth
Theatre, Spectrum Stage, American Academy of Dramatic Arts, Drama
Project and Madison Avenue Theatre. Regional theatre directing
includes Alabama Shakespeare Festival, Boulder Ensemble Theatre,
Kentucky Repertory Theatre, Toledo Repertory Theatre and Millbrook
Playhouse. He has acted Off-Broadway, on national tours, regional
theater, summer stock, dinner theater, films, soaps and commercials.
He has taught at Carnegie-Mellon University, University of Colorado,
University of Tennessee, American Academy of Dramatic Arts, as well
as privately in New York. He received a BFA in Acting from Ohio
University and an MFA in Directing from Carnegie-Mellon University.
LISA BRAGDON (Stage Manager) has been working as an AEA Stage
Manager for over 20 years. She has worked at theaters big and small
and loves working at The Public Theatre. Very proud to have the Public
named Best Theatre in Maine by Down East Magazine three years in a
row. Previous Theatres include Arena Stage in Washington D.C., The
Huntington in Boston, The Barter in VA., and Portland Stage Company
here in Maine. A Registered Maine Guide for the last 16 years she
spends Summers guiding wilderness canoe trips for Winona Camp for
Boys founded in 1908.
JIM ALEXANDER (Technical Director) has worked on theatre, dance,
and opera productions from Maine to Missouri, and toured nationally
and internationally. He lives in Harpswell with his partner Dawn and
their sons, Max and Ewan, of whom they are abnormally proud. He has
served as production manager for The Washington Revels and as
master electrician at the Shakespeare Theatre Co., Washington Ballet,
and Portland Stage. He has toured as lighting supervisor and production
manager with theatre and dance companies including: The Flying
Karamozovs, Netherlands Dance Theatre, Suzhuo Kunju Opera of
Jiangsu Province, the National Ballet of China, and the Ballet Nacional
de Cuba.
AMBER CALLAHAN (Set Designer) is very pleased to be returning to
The Public Theatre to work with its fabulous staff once again. Amber
has worked as a technical director and set designer for multiple theaters
around New England over the years. Recently she decided to switch
gears to get into the professional field of art restoration and
conservation. She is currently finishing up a double major in chemistry
and art history at the University of Southern Maine. As always, and
most importantly, she would like to thank her family and dear friends for
all their love and support. She could never make her dreams a reality
without them.
BART GARVEY (Lighting Designer) has served The Public Theatre in
one capacity or another since its first season. He holds degrees from
William & Mary and U. of Iowa. He’s particularly proud to have worked
building sets here for Indoor/Outdoor, Miss Witherspoon, Rough
Crossing, Communicating Doors, Three Days of Rain, & Dracula. He’s
designed lights for over 50 professional productions and is particularly
proud to have designed for Outside Mullingar; Red; Hound of the
Baskervilles; Language Archive; Around the World in 80 Days;
Enchanted April; Indoor/Outdoor; Magnetic North; Jekyll & Hyde; 13th of
Paris; Almost,Maine; Woman in Black; Wind in the Willows; Red
Herring; An Infinite Ache; Proof; Sideman; & Three Days of Rain. Bart
has also worked on productions at Theater at Monmouth, Deertrees,
Boothbay Opera, St. Lawrence, King’s Bridge, and Bates College. He
thanks his beautiful & multitalented wife, Julie, for subsidizing this
unplanned & otherwise impossible career in theatre.
JONNA W. KLAIBER (Costume Designer) is thrilled to return to The
Public Theatre for another fantastic production! Recent designs include:
The Ladies Foursome, Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike, Good
People, Hound of the Baskervilles, and Around the World in 80 Days.
Jonna frequently designs costumes at the Theater at Monmouth and
has recently worked on productions at both the University of Maine and
University of Southern Maine where she is a theatre department Alumna
and occasional lecturer. Currently Jonna is on staff at Maine State
Music Theatre as the Costume Rentals Assistant. She hopes you enjoy
this play!
JOHN MORRISON (Sound Engineer) is a freelance sound technician
from Auburn. In addition to his work with The Public Theatre, John
provides tech support to theater programs at Bates and Bowdoin
Colleges. Other recent theater credits include sound design for
Urinetown with Yarmouth High School Playmakers and sound mixing for
Bloody, Bloody Andrew Jackson at Colby College. It is unlikely that
anyone recalls John’s audio contributions to the early 80’s New York
productions of Taking Steam, The Smiling Assassins, or Mysteries of
the Bridal Night. John is also the sound technician for Portland’s NBA D
-League affiliate, Maine Red Claws.
TY ROOD (Company Manager/ASM) is a Chicago based actor and is
excited to be working with The Public Theatre on What Rhymes with
America this season. He has worked with multiple regional theatres
including Emerald City, Theo Ubique, Red Barn Theatre, and is
currently taking a leave of absence from the long-running improv
show We Gotta Bingo (Chicago Theater Works) to be working here!
Much thanks to TPT, Lisa, and his one and only.
RILEY MCCURDY (Crew) is a senior at Edward Little High School. She
loves to act, sing, play tennis, tap dance, read and hang out with her
friends! She hopes to go to college for music education! Riley recently
directed the ELHS Drama Club's production of Don't Try to Wake Him,
Hand Me the Shovel and had a blast! She has been in a variety of
shows including Seussical (Cat in the Hat), Legally Blonde (Elle Woods),
Urinetown (Little Sally), The Wizard of Oz (Tin Man), The Addams
Family (Ancestor), Music Man, Cinderella, South Pacific and many more!
MAUREEN BRANN (Crew) is a student at Edward Little High School
and enjoys working in theatre.
YOEL SHERWOOD (Crew) is a resident of Auburn and works at the
Gendron Franco Center. In his free time he likes to fly online simulated
military helicopter transports.
ACTORS’ EQUITY ASSOCIATION was founded in 1913 to
protect Actors from the severe mistreatment that permeated the
industry at that time. Since its inception Equity has had only
fifteen Presidents. Its current President is Nick Wyman. The
Association consists of over 49,000 distinguished stars and
other professional Actors and Stage Managers who work
nationwide, from New York’s Broadway to Los Angeles, from Minneapolis to
Miami Beach, in regional, stock and dinner theatre, and in theatres for
young audiences which build the audiences of tomorrow. These Actors and
Stage Managers are committed to working in the theatre as a profession,
not an avocation, and bring to you the finest professional training and
experience. By presenting Equity productions, this theatre offers to you,
our audience, the best entertainment presented by the finest quality Actors
and Stage Managers that your admission dollars can buy.
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We would also like to thank all of our wonderful poster people
and ushers who are too numerous to name.
2016 Father-Daughter Valentine Ball
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program for young actors, ages 11 to 16.
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this high quality theatre program will challenge and inspire you. Taught by
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Public Theatre’s professional theatre training program is a unique alternative
to other “drama camps” and the best place to start learning the tools for
acting.
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