15.16 Domesticated program

domesticated CANADIAN PR E M IE R E NOV 17 – DEC 13 , 2015 B E R K E LE Y STR E E T TH E ATR E

BY BRUCE NORRIS A CO M PANY TH E ATR E & CANADIAN STAG E PRO DUC TIO N

cast

creative

TALK SHOW HOST / E NSE M B LE

DIR EC TE D BY

AKOSUA AMO-ADEM

PHILIP RICCIO

TR ANSSE XUAL

SE T DE SIG N E R

SALVATORE ANTONIO

NICK BLAIS

J U DY

LIG HTING DE SIG N E R

MARTHA BURNS JACKIE / E NSE M B LE

SARAH DODD B ILL

PAUL GROSS BO B B IE

TORRI HIGGINSON

KEVIN LAMOTTE SOU N D DE SIG N E R

THOMAS RYDER PAYNE COSTU M E DE SIG N E R

MING WONG PROJ EC TIO N DE SIG N E R

CAMERON DAVIS STAG E MANAG E R

E D / E NSE M B LE

MICHAEL SINCLAIR

NICOLA LIPMAN

ASSISTANT STAG E MANAG E R

CASE Y

ANDREA BAGGS

KELLY MCNAMEE

APPR E NTICE STAG E MANAG E R

CASSIDY

SARA ALLISON

ABIGAIL PEW

PRO DUC TIO N MANAG E R

B ECK Y / E NSE M B LE

VANESSA SMYTHE PIL AR / E NSE M B LE

MARIA VACRATSIS

PATRICK LAVENDER H E AD O F PRO PS

VANESSA JANISZEWSKI ASSISTANT COSTU M E DE SIG N

LAURA DELCHIARO ASSISTANT LIG HTING DE SIG N

Run time: approximately 160 minutes, There will be one intermission

CHRIS MALKOWSKI

Originally commissioned and produced by the Lincoln Center Theatre in 2013, New York City

ANGELA MCQUEEN

PROUD SPONSOR: 15.16 BERKELEY SEASON

MCWOOD STUDIOS INC.

HAIR & MAK EU P CO NSU LTANT SE T CO NSTRUC TIO N BY CH ILD CHAPE RO N E

THALIA KANE THAN K YOU TO SHAW FESTIVAL & DALAL BADR

AKOSUA AMO-ADEM

SALVATORE ANTONIO

MARTHA BURNS

SARAH DODD

PAUL GROSS

TORRI HIGGINSON

NICOLA LIPMAN

KELLY MCNAMEE

ABIGAIL PEW

VANESSA SMYTHE

MARIA VACRATSIS

PHILIP RICCIO

NICK BLAIS

KEVIN LAMOTTE

THOMAS RYDER PAYNE

MING WONG

CAMERON DAVIS

MICHAEL SINCLAIR

ANDREA BAGGS

SARA ALLISON

cast TALK SHOW HOST / ENSEMBLE

AKOSUA AMO-ADEM Akosua Amo-Adem is thrilled to be a part of the outstanding cast of Domesticated. Upon graduating from York University’s BFA Theatre program in 2009, her selected credits include: the 2015 SummerWorks Festival production of Better Angels: a Parable (as Akosua) directed by Nigel Shawn Williams, Soulpepper’s The Crucible (as Tituba) directed by Albert Schultz, Farther West (as Lily Reeves) directed by Diana Leblanc, The Royal Comedians (as Rival) directed by Laszlo Marton, and The Middle Place (as Kaaliha/Dee) directed

by Alan Dilworth (produced both by Theatre Passe Muraille and Canadian Stage). Akosua is also a graduate of the 2012/2013 Soulpepper Academy and you can see her next year, at the Theatre Centre, in Obsidian Theatres’ production of Venus’ Daughters directed by Philip Akin.

TRANSSEXUAL

SALVATORE ANTONIO Salvatore Antonio has appeared on stages across Canada. This is his Canadian Stage debut. Recent theatre credits include: Much Ado About Nothing (Tarragon); Melancholy Play (Factory); FRANCE, or The Niqab (TPM); The Refugee Hotel (TPM); Hosanna (Pleiades); Léo (GCTC); Léo (Tarragon & National tour).

Salvatore is a Governor General’s Awardnominated playwright; his play, In Gabriel’s Kitchen, is published and has been produced in Canada, Europe, and U.S. Salvatore also has numerous screen (TV & Film) credits to his name including recurring roles on Remedy (Global), Saving Hope (CTV), and Single Ladies (BET). Salvatore is a graduate of, and teacher at the National Theatre School of Canada. He is Artistic Director and advanced acting instructor at Armstrong Acting Studios in Toronto. Upcoming: Botticelli in the Fire/Sunday in Sodom (Canadian Stage).

JUDY

MARTHA BURNS Martha Burns has performed leading roles across the country. Winner of the 2005 Barbara Hamilton Award for “excellence and professionalism in the performing arts”, she

also received two Dora Mavor Moore Awards for her work in Trafford Tanzi and The Miracle Worker and was nominated for three more. She is a founding member of Soulpepper Theatre Co., where she received acclaim as Winnie in Samuel Beckett’s Happy Days. She is a double Gemini winner for Best Actress for her leading role of Ellen Fanshaw in three seasons of Slings & Arrows and the recipient of two supporting actress Genie Awards for Long Day’s Journey Into Night and Love and Savagery. With actor/ writer Susan Coyne, she wrote and directed the short film How Are You?, which was an official selection for TIFF 2008. With Ms. Coyne, she is working on a documentary about one of Canada’s most influential directors, Robin Phillips.

Martha last appeared on stage in Toronto as a banshee in John Patrick Shanley’s A Woman is a Secret. She can be seen on the Global TV series Remedy in the recurring role of Rebecca Baker.

JACKIE / ENSEMBLE

SARAH DODD Company Theatre credits include: A Whistle In The Dark and Marion Bridge (Dora Award).

Other theatre credits include: Terminus (Outside The March); Humble Boy, The Fall, Communion, The Small Room at the Top of the Stairs (Tarragon); The Penelopiad (Dora Award/ Ensemble), Age of Arousal (Nightwood); Bingo (Factory Theatre); A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Canadian Stage). TV credits include: Murdoch Mysteries, Rookie Blue and Reign. Sarah was with the Stratford Festival for seven seasons and is a graduate of George Brown Theatre School. Upcoming: Mustard (Tarragon).

BILL

PAUL GROSS Paul Gross is one of Canada’s most popular actors, internationally known for his role as Constable Benton Fraser on the multi award-winning drama series Due South. He was honoured with two Gemini Awards for Best Actor, and one Gemini Award for his writing on the series.

Gross also received two Gemini Awards for best performance by an actor in the critically acclaimed series Slings & Arrows. Among his many film and TV projects, Gross wrote, directed and starred

in the feature film Men with Brooms. He also starred in, co-wrote and produced the miniseries H2O which aired on CBC in October 2004 as well as its sequel The Trojan Horse. In 2008 Gross released Passchendaele, a movie based on the famous First World War battle, which he also wrote, directed and co-produced. Passchendaele won five Genie Awards, including Best Picture.

Gross recently completed Hyena Road, a feature film which he wrote and directed, based on our Canadian Forces in Afghanistan, which premiered at TIFF this Fall. His recent theatre credits include title role in Hamlet at the 2000 Stratford Festival as well as starring in Private Lives, which played at the Royal Alexandra Theatre in Toronto and the Music Box on Broadway and was directed by Sir Richard Eyre. In 2009 he received the Governor General’s Performing Arts Award and the Pierre Burton Award – Canada’s top history prize. Recently Gross was appointed an Officer to the Order of Canada and also received the Earle Grey Award from the Academy of Canadian Cinema and Television.

BOBBIE

TORRI HIGGINSON Canadian actress Torri Higginson is best known for her portrayal of Dr. Elizabeth Weir on the Sci Fi Channel series Stargate Atlantis and her Gemini Award-winning role of Katherine on CTV’s The City. She has appeared in theatres across Canada, including Soulpepper Theatre, National Arts Centre, Manitoba Theatre Centre, Factory Theatre and recently playing Beatrice in A Noise Within’s production of Much Ado About Nothing in Los Angeles. Higginson’s latest theatre work was the one-woman play The List which was performed in Toronto and Montreal. In recent years Torri has divided her time between Canada, acting in shows such as The Cult, Dark Matter and One Drop, and Los Angeles in many guest starring roles on such TV series as NCIS, Criminal Minds and Chase. Higginson fondly holds gratitude for having played a small role in the The English Patient. She will be seen next in the feature History of Love (2016) directed by Radu Mihaileanu. Torri is currently starring in the new, critically-acclaimed CBC series This Life.

ED / ENSEMBLE

NICOLA LIPMAN Longtime resident of Nova Scotia currently living in Vancouver, Nicola has worked at various theatres across the country including Tarragon, Canadian Stage, Passe Muraille, Neptune, ShipsCo, MTC, Arts Club, Electric Co, Belfry and National Arts Centre. She is a Graduate of UBC and the National Theatre School of Canada. Upcoming: Grey Gardens with Acting Up and Other Desert Cities at Citadel Theatre.

CASEY

KELLY MCNAMEE Kelly McNamee is deeply honoured and very excited to be part of Domesticated. A Torontobased actor, vocalist, and musician, Kelly studied Music Theatre at Sheridan College in Oakville.

Selected theatre credits include Steel Magnolias (Highlands Summer Festival), Legally Blonde (The LOT), Assassins (Real World Productions), The Most Happy Fella, Happy End, and Pippin (Theatre Sheridan). Selected film/television credits include Rogue, Sensitive Skin, and The Next Step Aftershow. Kelly also performs in the musical duo Noon 2 Noon in the GTA. CASSIDY

ABIGAIL PEW Abigail is very excited to be making her professional debut playing Cassidy. She still can’t believe she landed the role as her previous acting experiences were at school! Abigail would like to thank Philip, the director, for taking a chance on her and giving her the opportunity to work with this amazing cast and crew. When not busy with this production, Abigail is in Grade 8 at Lambton Kingsway JMS where she is active in sports and student council (Vice President!).

She also dances competitively at Gotta Dance.

Abigail would also like to thank her family, for their support and faith in her, which has given her the confidence to try this new experience.

BECK Y / ENSEMBLE

VANESSA SMYTHE Vanessa Smythe is an actor and writer from Toronto, and is thrilled to be making her Canadian Stage debut. Recent performance credits include Saving Hope (CBC), Warehouse 13

(SyFy), Sex Tape Project (fu-GEN), and The Lovers workshop (Company Theatre). She has collaborated with the likes of Woody Harrelson and Julianne Moore, and is the creator of the original solo show In Case We Disappear (Critics’ Pick NNNN). After successful runs in Toronto and New York, Vanessa toured her show to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival this past August where it received 4-star reviews and was named one of the best free shows of the festival (BFTBOScotland). vanessasmythe.com PILAR / ENSEMBLE

MARIA VACRATSIS For The Company Theatre: Through The Leaves (Dora Nomination). Other theatre: Endgame, The Crucible, Home, You Can’t Take It With You, The Way of The World, A Flea In Her Ear, Twelfth Night, A Streetcar Named Desire (Soulpepper); Counterservice, Slavs!, Cake and Dirt (Tarragon); The Happy Woman, Her2 (Nightwood); Such Creatures (Nightswimming/TPM); 2nd Nature (VideoCabaret - Dora Award); The Lorca Play (MacIvor/Brooks - Dora Award); The Swanne, The Elephant Song, Agamemnon, Electra, The Flies, A Winter’s Tale, Pericles (Stratford); The Old Ladies, The Old Lady Shows Her Medals (Shaw); Glorious, The House of Bernarda Alba, Saturday Sunday Monday (Canadian Stage). Film/TV: My Big Fat Greek Wedding 1&2, Tommy Boy, Rookie Blue, Rent-A-Goalie (Gemini Nominations), Murdoch Mysteries.

creative DIRECTOR

PHILIP RICCIO Philip is the Co-Artistic Director of The Company Theatre. For The Company Theatre he has directed Through The Leaves (Dora Award for Outstanding Production), Speaking In Tongues (Canadian Stage, Belfry Theatre co-production) and performed in The Seagull (Crow’s Theatre, Canadian Stage co-production), The Test (Canadian Stage co-production), Festen and A Whistle in the Dark. Philip was last seen at Canadian Stage in Harper Regan.

For more information about Philip or The Company Theatre visit companytheatre.ca

SET DESIGNER

NICK BLAIS Nick Blais is a scenographer working across Canada: specializing in set, costume and lighting design. He has been a Board Member for the Associated Designers of Canada since 2013 and member of Toronto-based theatre companies Outside the March and Actors Repertory Company.

Nick devotes his design efforts, in collaboration with equally passionate artists, to bringing emotive and transformative visuals to life through the neverending experimentation and exploration of creative risk. Select credits include: Mr. Burns (Outside the March); Brantwood (Theatre Sheridan); Moment (Actors Repertory Company); All Shook Up, Much Ado About Nothing (Globe Theatre); Madama Butterfly (Saskatoon Opera). Upcoming credits include: Hound of the Baskervilles (Globe Theatre) and West Side Story (Citadel Theatre).

LIGHTING DESIGNER

KEVIN LAMOTTE Kevin Lamotte has created lighting designs for most of Canada’s theatre, dance and opera companies. Recent productions include: Belleville (Company Theatre) London Road (Canadian Stage); The Crucible (Theatre Calgary); Pygmalion, Peter and the Starcatcher, The Lady from the Sea, The Intelligent Homosexual’s Guide (Shaw Festival); Marat/Sade, The Play’s the Thing, Tartuffe (Soulpepper); Das Rheingold, The Flying Dutchman (Pacific Opera). He has been awarded many times for his work including the Province of Ontario’s Pauline McGibbon Award, the Dora Mavor Moore Award (Toronto), the Prix des Masques (Montreal), the Betty Mitchell Award (Calgary), the Jessie Richardson Award (Vancouver). Kevin is the Director of Lighting Design for the Shaw Festival and a member of The Associated Designers of Canada.

SOUND DESIGNER

THOMAS RYDER PAYNE Thomas Ryder Payne is a composer and sound designer for theatre, dance and film. Past work includes Stratford (Hamlet, Taming of the Shrew, King Lear, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Othello), Soulpepper (Kim’s Convenience, La Ronde, Ghosts), Canadian Stage (Harper Regan, Middle Place, Another Africa), Tarragon (Abyss,

Sextet, An Enemy of the People, Lungs, The Little Years, If We Were Birds, Leo), Crow’s (The Seagull, Someone Else), Modern Times (Blood Wedding, Forgiveness, The Lesson, Halaj, bloom), Toronto Dance Theatre, BIBT, NAC, TPM, Theatre Calgary, GCTC, Nightwood, YPT, Factory and many others. Thomas has received 2 Dora Awards and 16 nominations.

COSTUME DESIGNER

MING WONG Ming Wong is a Toronto designer whose main focus is costume design. She has worked on a variety of projects including advertising and television.

Upcoming projects include The River at Coal Mine Theatre and Gertrude & Alice at Buddies in Bad Times. Ming continues to create custom clothing and accessories, as well as personal styling and image consulting. Selected credits include: Coal Mine Theatre: Creditors, Theatre Sheridan: Hello Dolly, Against the Grain: Pelléas et Mélisande, Cahoots Theatre: The Wanderers, GromKat/ Moyo: Tainted, Obsidian Theatre Company/Factory Theatre: The Gravitational Pull of Bernice Trimble, Wordsmyth: The Dumb Waiter, The Brothers Karamazov, Thistle Project: Gorey Story (Dora Mavor Moore Nominee for outstanding costume design).

PROJECTION DESIGN

CAMERON DAVIS Selected credits include: Sweet Charity, You Never Can Tell (Shaw Festival); Life, Death, and the Blues (Theatre Passe Muraille); Watching Glory Die (Canadian Rep Theatre); Six Essential Questions, Every Letter Counts (Factory Theatre); The Gay Heritage Project (Buddies in Bad Times); Yukonstyle, Cruel and Tender (Canadian Stage); CRASH (Theatre Passe Muraille); Beyond the Farm Show, The Book of Esther (Blyth Festival); Feng Yi Ting (Spoleto Festival USA/Lincoln Center Festival/Luminato Festival); Card Table Artifice, Natural Magick (Magicana/Luminato); Rock ‘n’ Roll (Canadian Stage/Citadel); Dance Marathon (bluemouth inc); lighting design: How Do I Love Thee? (Canadian Rep Theatre); They Say He Fell, BIRTH, Tjorvi the Flaccid (Pandemic Theatre); With Individual Desire (Lady Parts Theatre/Groundswell Festival). Cameron also teaches and mentors projection design at the National Theatre School of Canada.

STAGE MANAGER

MICHAEL SINCLAIR Michael has worked in theatres in Canada and overseas. Company Theatre / Canadian Stage credits: Belleville and Speaking in Tongues; Canadian Stage: Venus in Fur (Centaur Theatre), Race, Cruel & Tender, Intimate Apparel (Obsidian Theatre), Rock ‘n’ Roll and Fire (The Citadel), Glorious, A Little Night Music. Some recent credits: The Postman (Appledore Production), The Way Back to Thursday (TPM, Touchstone Theatre), Shakespeare’s Nigga (Obsidian, TPM), A Midsummer Night’s Dream (The Citadel), The Railway Children (Marquis Entertainment); Ruined (Obsidian), Sound of Music (Mirvish Productions); ‘da kink in my Hair (Mirvish); A Couple of Blagurads (The New York Blagurads Co. / Mirvish); Adventures of a Black Girl in Search of God (Obsidian, Nightwood, Mirvish).

ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGER

ANDREA BAGGS For Company Theatre: Debut. For Canadian Stage: Assistant Stage Manager: Comedy of Errors & Julius Caesar, Apprentice Stage Manager: As You Like It & Titus Andronicus.

Theatre Credits: Dream a Little Dream (The Grand Theatre London), 2 Pianos 4 Hands (Marquis Entertainment), Same Same But Different (Theatre Passe Muraille), Land Of Smiles (Toronto Operetta Theatre), Night of the Living Dead (Nictophobia Films).

APPRENTICE STAGE MANAGER

SARA ALLISON Sara Allison is a recent graduate of the Sheridan College Technical Production for Theatre program. Now a Toronto-based stage manager and scenic artist, Sara is glad to be joining the Domesticated team as Apprentice Stage Manager. Recent credits include Rowing (Then They Fight), The Gentleman’s Clothier (Upper Canada Playhouse), Stupidhead: A Musical Comedy (SummerWorks), OverTime (Toronto Fringe), Driving Miss Daisy (Harold Green Jewish Theatre Company), Hello, Dolly!, A Man of No Importance, In The Heights, Godspell, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (Theatre Sheridan), Rebel Daughter (Theatre Erindale). Special thanks to Wanda, Glenn, Sharon and Tristo for the endless love and support always.

company theatre donors It is with great thanks that The Company Theatre acknowledges the following individual and corporate contributors whose generous support allows us to continue to bring audiences exciting, bold, and emotionally moving theatrical experiences.

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The Company Theatre would like to extend a special thank you to the following people and organizations for their help with this production: May Antaki, Apollo Studios, Laura Berton, Simon Bloom, Canadian Stage, Barry Canning, Michelle Challice, Gill Deacon, Colin Doyle, Murray Foster, Andrew Gibson, Graham Greene, Kathryn Greenwood, Paul Gross, Greg Hawco, David Hopley, Tom Hutch, Matthew Jocelyn, Alan Joson, Helene Joy, Maija Kappler, Peter Keleghan, Amanda Lince, Gord Martineau, Deb McGrath, Colin Mochrie, Jennifer Peters, Leah Pinsent, Tom Power, Rob Salem, Shaftesbury Films Inc., Bob Strome, Sonia Vaillant.

about the company theatre Allan Hawco and Philip Riccio founded The Company Theatre in 2005. Our work focuses on our inherent curiosity about and respect for the instincts and behaviours that define what it means to be human. We work with the highest calibre of performers to fully embrace these instincts on stage, allowing the story to unfold differently every time we tell it. In this way, our performers and audience members share a truly “live” experience – sometimes challenging, often hard-hitting, but always intriguing, and always enlightening.

Our past productions include A Whistle in the Dark (2005, 2007), Marion Bridge (2007), Festen (2008), Through The Leaves (2010), The Test (2011), Speaking In Tongues (2012, 2013), Belleville (2014), and The Seagull (2015). Our ensemble members include Eric Peterson, Sonja Smits, Jonathan Goad, Christine Horne, Nicholas Campbell, Helene Joy, Aaron Poole, and Rosemary Dunsmore.

STAFF

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Allan Hawco @allanhawco Philip Riccio @companytheatre Co-Artistic Directors

Carl Steiss – Chair Diane Mugford – President Tom McKee – Treasurer

Janice Peters Gibson @janicepetersgib Communications Manager

Catherine Davey Christine Hampson Tom Hastings Chethan Lakshman Barb Lockhart Dawn MacDonald Orest Moysey

companytheatre.ca OUR CORPORATE PARTNERS

Paul Gross’ suit generously sponsored by Theodore 1922

Martha Burns’ and Torri Higginson’s wardrobe generously sponsored by Atelier Rosemarie Umetsu

GOVERNMENT & FOUNDATION SUPPORT

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