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Cincinnati Shakespeare Company 2022-2023 | 1 Directed by Brian Isaac Phillips+ There will be one fifteen minute intermission Video or audio recording of this performance is strictly prohibited. Scenic Designer Justen N. Locke Costume Designer Rainy Edwards Lighting Designer Andrew J. Hungerford^ Sound and Projections Designer Douglas J. Borntrager Properties Designer Kara Eble Trusty Fight Director Gina Cerimele-Mechley Dance Choreographer Darnell Pierre Benjamin CINCINNATI SHAKESPEARE COMPANY 2022-2023 Season Sponsored by The Otto M. Budig Family Foundation and Rosemary and Mark Schlachter Brian Isaac Phillips, Producing Artistic Director presents ^+
2 | Cincinnati Shakespeare Company 2022-2023 King Lear Cast and Production Staff C AST King Lear Jim Hopkins* Kent Matt Davies Fool Jeremy Dubin* King of France/Oswald Charles Gidney Cordelia Candice Handy* Gloucester Dathan Hooper* Edmund Warren Jackson* Duke of Cornwall Justin McCombs* Regan Miranda McGee* Goneril Kelly Mengelkoch* Duke of Burgundy/Old Man/Ensemble Demetria Thomas* Duke of Albany Adam Tran* Edgar Brent Vimtrup* All other roles will be played by members of the ensemble. P RODUCTION S TAFF Production Manager Kate Bindus Production Associate Arran Bowen Technical Director Chris Holloway General Technician Andrew Homan Costume Shop Manager Abbi Howson Scenic Associate Justen N. Locke Charge Artist Samantha Reno Production Stage Manager Jason Stewart* Technical Director Robert Carlton Stimmel Assistant Stage Manager Cole Sweasy* Properties Supervisor Kara Eble Trusty Wardrobe Supervisor Emily Kemmerer *Appearing through an Agreement between this theatre, the Cincinnati Shakespeare Company, and Actors' Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States
Cincinnati Shakespeare Company 2022-2023 | 3 Demetria Thomas* Dathan Hooper* Jeremy Dubin*Jim Hopkins* Kelly Mengelkoch* Justin McCombs* Matt Davies Adam Tran* Warren Jackson* Charles Gidney Brent MirandaVimtrup*McGee*CandiceHandy* King Lear Cast *Appearing through an Agreement between this theatre, the Cincinnati Shakespeare Company, and Actors' Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States
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The word Company also put the emphasis on the people who make up the organization. It embodied Brian’s belief in the importance of an ensemble of actors working together in an artistic home, in a city where they could put down roots, have homes and families, and become a true part of the community.
Long-time actor at CSC and friend, Jeremy Dubin, reflects on Brian’s career at CSC below: Brian began his career at Cincinnati Shakespeare Company (affectionately called “Cincy Shakes”) as an actor. He had craft, some serious comedic chops, and a complete inability to keep a straight face, sparking a tenure that proved he was up for anything. A few years later, when the theater found itself in need of new artistic leadership, he proved it again. When Brian first took up the mantle of Artistic Director, for what was then called The Cincinnati Shakespeare Festival, the organization looked a little different than it does today. There was the name: Festival. It was a name that suggested something ephemeral, something fleeting, something here and then gone. And to the patrons who would periodically show up in renaissance garb (yes, really), it also apparently suggested a place where you could eat a giant turkey leg while watching a joust. One of the first changes Brian made was to replace the word Festival with Company. On the surface the change seems minimal, but the word Company was - and continues to be - an important one. It reflects much of the philosophy, commitment and love that Brian brought to his new role, and with which he imbued the entire organization. It was a declaration that Cincy Shakes was here to stay, and of Brian’s determination that CSC should and would become an integral part of Cincinnati, both through the artists it employed and the community it served.
Over the years and under Brian’s leadership, that word, Company, has grown to The 2022-2023 season marks two decades of Producing Artistic Director Brian Isaac Phillips’ leadership of Cincinnati Shakespeare Company. Please join our entire community in a celebration of his tenure, talent, and many accomplishments.
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Cincinnati Shakespeare Company 2022-2023 | 5 encompass an ever expanding cadre of designers, artisans, and administrators working together, with shared passion and shared history, to create something Themagical.Company
Brianpossible.never ceased to test and then exceed the limits. It was a show of confidence in the team he’d assembled, and a tangible demonstration that the depth of art is driven by the courage, commitment, and creativity of the artists. Fueled by Brian’s indomitable passion, CSC created shows that filled every inch of the Race Street stage, shows whose vitality, vivacity, scope, and artistry were bursting the seams and on some occasions literally cracking the walls of the space. Shows that announced to audiences and to the community at large that CSC not only deserved, but absolutely required, a larger stage, both metaphorically and literally. Shows that earned CSC the beautiful new facility in which it now resides. Twenty years ago this space was just a dream. Brian turned it into an inspiration, then a tenable a goal, and finally a home. So, cheers to the man whose leadership has helped shape both this space and the organization it houses. It’s an organization which, under two decades of Brian’s stewardship, has provided employment and opportunities for hundreds of actors, designers, artisans, craftspersons, administrators, educators, students, ushers, board members, and house managers; an organization that over two decades of mainstage productions, FREE Shakespeare in the Park, student matinees, summer camps, classes, PROJECT38, collaborations with the ballet, the opera, the symphony, museums, universities, and so many more, has touched literally hundreds of thousands of lives. -Jeremy Dubin be sure to visit the gallery on the 2nd floor of the lobby to see the 20 years in photos! A toast at the Grand Opening of the building
differed in some other significant ways when Brian first took the reins. Notably, it was smaller. In just about every way. Anyone who has been with us more than a few years will remember our little shoe box theatre on Race Street. It was a lovely home, and the Company had a reputation for great productions, considering its size and resources. Brian was determined to remove that caveat, and make it a place known simply for its great productions. He refused to let ambition be limited by logistics, and had an unrelenting passion and drive to constantly push beyond what seemed
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Special Thanks
We wish to thank the following corporations, foundations, agencies, and individuals for their support of the 2022-2023 Season. We are forever grateful. This list is current as of August 1, 2022. We endeavor to recognize correctly all of our supporters. If you see a problem with this list, please accept our apologies and email sara.clark@cincyshakes.com to correct. Thank you.
8 | Cincinnati Shakespeare Company 2022-2023 S EASON F UNDER : ArtsWave S EASON S PONSORS : The Otto M. Budig Family Foundation Rosemary and Mark Schlachter O PERATING S UPPORT P ARTNERS : The Robert and Adele Schiff Family Foundation The Ohio Arts Council The Shubert Foundation E DUCATION S EASON S PONSORS : Debby and Jim Mason C REATIVE S ERVICES P ARTNER : Lightborne C REATIVE I NNOVATION P ARTNER : Brave Berlin M AINSTAGE P RODUCTION S PONSORS : Barnes BartlettDennigWealth Management Stock Yards Bank & Trust E DUCATION P ARTNERS : Martin ShakespeareChavezin American Communities: National Endowment for the Arts in Partnership with Arts Midwest Nellie Leaman Taft Foundation Ohio Arts Council Arts Partnership Wohlgemuth Herschede Foundation Crosset Family Fund DEIA P ARTNER : Fifth Third Foundation FREE S HAKESPEARE IN THE P ARK S PONSORS : Western & Southern Financial Group Ohio Valley Foundation, Fifth Third Bank, Agent A CCESS T ICKET P ARTNER : altafiber M EDIA P ARTNER : Cincinnati Public Radio/91.7 WVXU R ADIO D RAMA S PONSOR : the cincinnatimodern team/Keller Williams Advisors Realty/david g. smith N EW P LAY D EVELOPMENT P ARTNERS : Travis and Teresa McElroy O PENING N IGHT P ARTNERS : 1215 Wine Bar and Coffee Lab Cass and Glenn Plott C OMMUNITY P ARTNERS : Everything Cincy Pedal Wagon
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Cincinnati Shakespeare Company is a member of the Theatre Communications Group (TCG). TCG is the national organization for theatre, with a membership network of 500+ member theatres and over 250 university, funder, trustee, and business affiliates, and over 7,000 individuals. TCG reaches over 1 million students, audience members, and theatre professionals each year through its programs and services.
The National Endowment for the Arts in partnership with Arts Midwest presents Shakespeare in American Communities.
Actors’ Equity Association (AEA), founded in 1913, represents more than 49,000 actors and stage managers in the United States.
Company is proud to be a member of The Shakespeare Theatre Association (STA). For more information visit STAwww.stahome.org.wasestablished to provide a forum for the artistic, managerial, educational leadership for theatres primarily involved with the production of the works of William Shakespeare; to discuss issues and methods of work, resources, and information; and to act as an advocate for Shakespearean productions and training.
Cincinnati Shakespeare Company is one of 40 professional theater companies across the nation selected to perform a Shakespeare play with a professional team of actors for middle- and high-schools and conduct related educational activities for students.
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