"The Arsonists" Production Program by Azuka Theatre

by JACQUELINE GOLDFINGER directed by ALLISON HEISHMAN

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a national new play network rolling world premiere

MAY 3 - 21, 2017

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AZUKA THEATRE presents

by JACQUELINE GOLDFINGER Starring SARAH GLIKO* STEVEN RISHARD* Scenic Design DIRK DUROSSETTE

Lighting Design J. DOMINIC CHACON

Costume Design BECCA AUSTIN

Sound Design & Original Music ANDREW NELSON

FX Makeup ALISA SICKORA KLECKNER Dramaturg SALLY OLLOVE

Properties AVISTA CUSTOM THEATRICAL, LLC

Production Manager LAUREN TRACY

Production Stage Manager TERRY MITTELMAN

Directed by ALLISON HEISHMAN A NATIONAL NEW PLAY NETWORK ROLLING WORLD PREMIERE!

May 3 - 21, 2017 Azuka Theatre is a 501(c)(3) Not for profit organization THE ARSONISTS is produced at AZUKA THEATRE as a part of a National New Play Network Rolling World Premiere. Other partnering theaters are KNOW THEATRE OF CINCINNATI (OH), PERSEVERANCE THEATRE (JUNEAU/ANCHORAGE, AK), and CAPITAL STAGE (SACRAMENTO, CA). For more information please visit www.nnpn.org Development Support Provided by: Wendy McLeod and the Kenyon Playwrights Conference Paula Vogel, Dan O’Brien and Sewannee Writers Conference The Kennedy Center’s Page-to-Stage Program Edward Sobel at Temple University

CAST M............................................................. Sarah Gliko* H............................................................. Steven Rishard*

*Member of Actors’ Equity Association TIME: 1990’s. LOCATION: Florida Swamp. There will be NO intermission. Please turn OFF all electronic devices prior to the performance. Photography or recording of this production, including cell phones, is strictly prohibited.

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

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

Azuka Theatre is a proud participant in the Barrymore Awards for Excellence in Theatre, a program of Theatre Philadelphia.

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

Support provided in part by The Philadelphia Cultural Fund, the William Penn Foundation, the Wyncote Foundation, The Barra Foundation, the Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance, and the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts.

FROM THE DIRECTOR “It is the old intelligence of pain that I admire: how it moves around inside of him like smoke; how it knows exactly what to do with human beings to stay inside of them forever.” The Story of the Father, Tony Hoagland “This is a love letter to my father. He is not dead. It’s a shame that folks hold off ‘til somebody dies to say how much they mean to ‘em. I’m gonna go ahead and do it now.” Jacqueline Goldfinger’s dedication of The Arsonists What would you say to a loved one lost if you had one more chance? What do you dream they say to you? Would you ask them for advice, tell them you love them, sit quietly in your favorite moment together? We grieve those lost opportunities. That history of love that cracks open to reveal a future pain when lost. In some ways grief is the desire to hide away in that dark quiet space in between life and death. It is a place that can devour you if you let it, and it is that very place that our play explores. Sometimes when you are stuck only the people you love can pull you out. There is great power in love, and despite the overwhelming feelings of grief and pain and fear that we may feel, love will always strengthen us. We must lean into that love when the world around us seems to crumble. If you could spend one last day with someone you love what would you do? What would you say? What are you waiting for?

— Allison Heishman

Get the new album inspired by the play! Featured artists: Sarah Gliko, Hezekiah Jones, Dan Bruskewicz (TJ Kong and the Atomic Bomb), Noggin Hill, Melanie Hsu, James Michael Baker (The Spinning Leaves, OOLALA, Johnny Showcase and the Mystic Ticket), Ladybird, Evan Cory Levine, Meaghan Kyle (No Good Sister), Koofreh Umoren (West Philadelphia Orchestra), Vessna Scheff, Howard Pardue, Jawbone Junction, and others. Album art and design by Erik Ruin.. Produced by Larry Goldfinger and Chad Brown

CDs and digital download cards can be purchased in the lobby, or visit www.flybottlerecords.com.

WHO’S WHO Sarah Gliko (M) Sarah is so happy to make her Azuka Theatre debut with this very special production. She is a member of The Wilma Theater’s HotHouse company, where she appeared in Constellations, When The Rain Stops Falling, The Hard Problem, Antigone, Hamlet/Rosencrantz & Guildenstern are Dead, and Paula Vogel’s world premiere Don Juan Comes Home From Iraq. Other credits include: The Secret Garden, Parade, Charlotte’s Web (Arden Theatre Co.), My Dinner With Dito (Bearded Ladies Cabaret), The Screwtape Letters, The Liar, (Lantern Theater), Around the World in 80 Days, Love Story, The Ugly One (Walnut St. Theatre), Pumpgirl (Inis Nua Theatre), and John & Jen (Act II Playhouse). Steven Rishard (H) Steven was last seen as Pavel in ADAPT! at the Wilma Theater. As a Wilma Hothouse member he has also been seen there in The Hard Problem, Antigone, Hamlet, and Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead. Locally he was also seen in the InterAct production of Straight White Men, and in Detroit at PTC. New York credits include Useless at IRT, Luz at La Mama, P.S. Jones and the Frozen City with Terra Nova Collective, The Bacchae for Public Theater’s Shakespeare in the Park, In the Penal Colony at Classic Stage Company. With the theater company Divison13 Productions; Act Without Words 1, at the Brooklyn Can Factory. Cascado, and Journeys Among the Dead, at HERE. Regional credits include: Quartet and Life’s a Dream at The Court Theater in Chicago, The Rainmaker at Triad Stage, and The Beautiful Dark at Premiere Stages. TV credits include Law and Order, Law and Order SVU, The Americans, Kings, Unforgettable, and Treme. Film credits include Shelter, and Hal Hartley’s Meanwhile. As a visual artist his works can be seen at StevenRishardArt.com Jacqueline Goldfinger (Playwright) Jacqueline won the 2017 Yale Drama Prize for an Emerging Playwright for her play Bottle Fly. Her new play The Arsonists currently has a NNPN Rolling World Premiere (Azuka Theatre, Perseverance Theatre, Know Theatre, Capital Stage) and this fall Bottle Fly will have a reading at The National Theater in London. Her work has been developed and/or produced at theaters including the Kennedy Center, Orlando Shakes, La MaMa, New Georges, Arden Theatre, Vermont Stage, Philadelphia Theatre Company, Seattle Public, Emerson Stage, Manhattan Theatre Works, Theatre Exile, 1812 Productions, and Flashpoint. She has been nominated twice for the Weissberger Award and the Blackburn Prize, and was the 2016 runner up for the Leah Ryan Prize. Her previous awards include a Barrymore Award for Outstanding New Play, a Philadelphia Critics Award for Best Play, McNally Award Special Recognition, and the Brown Martin Award. Her work has been supported by the Audrey Residency, Drama League First Stage Residency, YADDO, NEA ArtWorks, The Independence Foundation, NNPN, The Lark, PlayPenn, The Producer’s Fund, Kenyon Playwrights Conference and Sewanee Writers Conference, among others. She’s represented by Abrams Artists Agency. For more information: http://www.jacquelinegoldfinger.com/

Allison Heishman (Director) Allison is the Associate Artistic Director at Azuka Theater, and a freelance director and educator based in Philadelphia. With Azuka: Local Girls (WP), The (Curious Case of the) Watson Intelligence, Skin & Bone (WP), Failure: A Love Story, Hazard County, the terrible girls (WP), Azuka One Acts. Other credits: Tartuffe (Commonwealth Classic), Macbeth (Revolution Shakespeare), Rabbit Hole, Eurydice (Ruhl, Arcadia University), No Reservations (PNAA Productions, WP), Sex, Drugs, Rock & Roll (Plays & Players), Pinkalicious, the musical (Walnut Street Theater, Kids› Series), A Respectable Widow Takes to Vulgarity, Spacewang (Tiny Dynamite, A Play A Pie A Pint, Barnes Foundation). Heishman was the Assistant Director under Blanka Zizka for the Wilma Theater’s productions of Angels in America, parts I and II. She has written and directed for Theatre Programs at the National Constitution Center, where she is the director of Living News, a fast-paced show geared towards middle and high school students that discusses current events and the Constitution. Senior Lecturer in Directing at the University of the Arts. BA in Drama, Washington College, Chesterton, MD. Honored to be a part of the Rolling World Premiere of The Arsonists with this incredible team of artists. www.allisonheishman.org Dirk Durossette (Scenic Designer) Dirk has been designing scenery and teaching design, and drawing and rendering for the theater for the past 15 years in and around the Philadelphia region. Off -BroadwayThe Outgoing Tide and Any Given Monday. He has designed for Amaryllis Theater Company, Azuka Theater (Barrymore Nomination-Skin and Bone), Act II Playhouse (Any Given Monday-World Premier), Enchantment Theater Company (National Tour-Harold and the Purple Crayon), Theater Exile, 1812 Productions, Delaware Theatre Company, EgoPo, Freedom Theater, Flashpoint Theater, InterAct Theater Company, Lantern Theater (Barrymore Nomination- Skylight), Luna Theater, Theater Horizon, Portland Opera (Maine), The Wilma Theater, Temple Theaters, Temple Opera Theater, University of the Arts, Drexel University, Lawrence University (Wisconsin), Peabody Institute (Baltimore), West Chester University, Villanova University, The University of Memphis. He teaches design at The University of the Arts, Rowan University, and Villanova University. M.F.A Temple University. J. Dominic Chacon (Lighting Designer) Dominic is very excited to be back at Azuka and to get a chance to work with this amazing group of people! Dominic is currently the Lighting Coordinator at the Lang Performing Arts Center as well as an Adjunct Professor at Drexel Univeristy. Previously with Azuka: Lights Rise on Grace and Shitheads. Thanks to Kevin, Allison, and Mark for making Azuka this season a great experience. Other shows this season: Laughter on the 23rd Floor (WST), Antagonyms (Curio), Anna (EgoPo), Avenue Q (Drexel). Favorites: Peter and the Starcatcher, Red (WST); Ordinary Days (11th Hour); Aladdin (People’s Light); In Conflict (Temple University/tour); Dave and Aaron Go to Work (1812); Proof, Beautiful Boy, The Rise and Fall of Little Voice (Walnut’s Studio 3). To keep up to date check out www.domchacon.com Becca Austin (Costume Designer) Becca is thrilled to be designing her first show with Azuka! She is a costume designer and technician throughout Philly, having designed for Revolution Shakespeare, Renegade Company, Drexel University’s Dance Department, and MIRO Dance Theater. She is the resident costume designer with Tribe of Fools, where she has designed Two Street, Zombies...With Guns, and both productions of Antihero. She has also worked

as a technician at the Arden, the Wilma, Pig Iron, Barrington Stage Company, the Bearded Ladies, and BalletX, among others. Next up, Becca will be associate costume designing Coriolanus with Natalia de le Torre for Shakespeare in Clark Park. She holds a BA in Theater from Arcadia University and a certification in Wig Dressing and Maintenance from DePaul University. She has been the Costume Supervisor at the Wilma Theater since 2014. When not pursuing her costume career, Becca is known to be a book-reading, accordion-playing gnome. Follow her adventures on Instagram at @BbeccaTheGnome. Andrew Nelson (Sound Design & Original Music) Andrew is thrilled to return as sound designer for The Arsonists. Other designs include Azuka Theatre’s Dutch Masters, Lehigh’s Clybourne Park, Bad Jews, God of Carnage, Kind Ness/Minnesota, Our Lady of 121st Street; Byron Karabatsos’s film festival hit, A Drag Queen For Kids; Mazeppa Production’s Sweet Charity, Closer Than Ever (sound design, bass), Xanadu; Brat Productions’ MEANWHILE...; programmer/interactive designer on the 2013 PIFA Time Tunnel. As a bassist - orchestra pits including Arden, Walnut Street Theatre, 1812 Productions, Azuka Theatre, 11th Hour; Martha Graham Cracker’s Lashed but Not Leashed at The Kimmel Center and the Martha Graham Cracker Cabaret and Johnny Showcase. Andrew was a 2014 co-artistic resident for the National Museum of American Jewish History’s OPEN for Interpretation series. Next Up: Stupid Fucking Bird for Lehigh University. Alisa Sickora Kleckner (FX Makeup) Forever expanding her repertoire as a maker, Alisa has shifted gears a bit from theatrical costuming to advancing her skills in specialized makeups, 3d printing, laser cutting and wrapping her brain around computer programs that make all things possible. Alisa still teaches and runs the costume shop at Arcadia University but also does a little playwriting, occasional puppet design and a whole lot of leather mask making with her new enterprise, www.scared-of-my-shadow.com. 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. This season Avista will be working with Opera Philadelphia, Azuka Theatre, 1812 Productions, InterAct Theatre, Delaware Theatre Co, Inis Nua Theatre, Mauckingbird, Temple University, and Drexel University. Terry Mittelman (Stage Manager) Terry is a recent graduate of the Directing, Playwriting, and Production program with a focus in Stage Management at University of the Arts. Recent credits: Annie Wilson: At Home With the Humorless Bastard; Applied Mechanics: FEED; Azuka Theatre: Shitheads, Moth; Simpatico Theatre Project: Watership Down; Sam Tower + Ensemble: Nowhere Fast Cabaret, 901 Nowhere Street; Philadelphia Young Playwrights: Paula Vogel Mentor Program Festival, 1219 Project, UArts: Polyphone. Lauren Tracy (Production Manager) Lauren is thrilled to be returning to Azuka after stage managing last season! She serves as the production manager for InterAct Theatre Company, Inis Nua,Theatre Company, Simpatico Theatre Project, Revolution Shakespeare and Cheltenham High School. She holds a B.F.A. in Stage Management from Syracuse University. She would like to thank her friends, family and Andrew for all of their love and support.

Sally Ollove (Dramaturg) Sally is a Philadelphia and Seattle based dramaturg and director. She is the Associate Artistic Director of the Bearded Ladies Cabaret, the Resident Dramaturg of Azuka Theatre, and the Programming Director of The Jewelbox Theater at the Rendezvous in Seattle. Formerly the Literary Manager at Arden Theatre Company, other credits include Theatre Exile, Philadelphia Theatre Company, and The Foundry (Philadelphia), ACT (Seattle), and Untitled Theatre Company #61 (New York) among others. She has served as adjunct faculty at Rowan University and University of the Arts. Sally is a graduate of the ART/MXAT Institute for Advanced Theatre Training at Harvard, a member of the 2011 Director’s Lab at Lincoln Center, and a 2016 recipient of the LMDA Bly Creative Capacity Fellowship. 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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