The Shadow of a Gunman By Sean O’Casey Directed by John Mossman* Co-Artistic Directors Director of Development and Marketing Production Stage Manager Stage Manager Assistant Director Set Design Lighting Design Sound Design Costume Design Dialect Coach Graphic Design
Sarah Wellington+ and Michael Grant+* Rebekah Johnson Michael Grant+* Mary Rose O’Connor+ Jeri Frederickson Stephen H. Carmody Garvin Jellison Victoria (Toy) DeIorio Beth Laske-Miller Elise Kauzlaric Robert Kauzlaric+
This program is partially supported by grants from the Illinois Arts Council, a state agency, the City Arts I Program of the City of Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs, the Richard H. Dreihaus Foundation, and the Gaylord & Dorothy Donnelley Foundation. *Denotes member of Actors’ Equity Association +Denotes member of Seanachaí Theatre Company
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CAST (in
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Donal Davoren.................................................................................................................................. Shane Kenyon Seumas Shields............................................................................................................................... Jeff Christian+* Mr. Maguire...............................................................................................................................................Jeff Duhigg Mr. Mulligan........................................................................................................................................... Walter Brody Minnie Powell....................................................................................................................................Anne Sunseri+ Tommy Owens........................................................................................................................... Anthony DeMarco Mrs. Henderson............................................................................................................................ Barbara Figgins+ Mr. Gallogher....................................................................................................................................Andrew Marikis Mrs. Grigson.................................................................................................................................. Maggie Kettering Adolphus Grigson................................................................................................................................ Rob Glidden An Auxiliary.......................................................................................................................................Brennan Roach U/S for Minnie Powell.......................................................................................................................... Skye Shrum U/S for Mrs. Henderson/Grigson....................................................................................................Jodi Kingsley The play will be performed with one ten minute intermission.
T H E S E A N AC H A Í E N S E M B L E Jeff Christian, Erin Diener, Barbara Figgins, Jacquelyn Flaherty, Coburn Goss, Michael Grant, Robert Kauzlaric, Carolyn Klein, Mary Rose O’Connor, Anne Sunseri, Kevin Theis, Dan Waller and Sarah Wellington
S E A N AC H A Í W E S T Mac Brandt, Thomas Vincent Kelly, Ann Noble, Catherine O’Connor and Andrew Turner
S E A N AC H A Í E N S E M B L E E M E R I T U S Dan Michel
T H E S E A N AC H A Í B OA R D O F D I R E C TO R S Amie Marks (President), Marlena Ascher, Jack Blakey, Michael Cox, Michael Grant, Jean Haley, Carrie Hall, Sam Harrod, Jolanda Krawczyk, Ann Noble, and Leslie Spiller
SPECIAL THANKS Seanachaí Theatre Company would like to thank the following people for their generous donations: Ira Amyx Marlena Ascher & Stuart Unger Ald. John & Jill Arena Brad Armacost Jeanette Baran Adam Belcuore Teresa Bess Shakti Linda Bracilano Jack Callahan Jan & Jack Christian John Grant Robert Gorman Rose Hopkins Jackie Jasperson Lynne Jordan
Martha Levin John Mahoney Kate Mallon Kara McCarthy Eamonn McDonagh Matt Miller John & Dawn Palmer Steve Pickering Chris Raftery Bill Riordan Joanna Rolek Suzanne Rotter Leslie Spiller Walt & Fran Sunseri Al Wyatt Arthur Wellington
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S P E C I A L T H A N K S ( c o n t .) Special thanks also to the following: Belinda Bremner, Bob McNamara, John Gorski, Tim McDonnell, Kathy O’Neill, Leslie Singel, the folks at the Irish American Heritage Center, the Fifth Province pub, Noel Rice and the Academy of Irish Music, Designlab, the Seanachaí Board of Directors, Jeri Frederickson, Tara Malpass, Molly Glynn, Joe Wycoff, Jodi Kingsley, Jason Kingsley and the gang at Means of Production, Kahlid Kamal, Dove Chocolates, Julie Sakici, John Mossman, The Artistic Home Theatre, Julie Pope, Joseph Moore, Andria Smith, Jenny Diluciano, Eileen Moloney, Ms. Lee Stein, Angelo Pagni, Christine Casorso, Amanda Kulczweski, Janice O’Neil, Hilary Ann Feldman, Satyam Premraj Muench, P.J. & Claudia Hine, Dawn Silver, Old Irving Park Association, Gerard Staniszewski, Portage Park Neighborhood Association, the Office of the Alderman Tim Cullerton, 38th Ward, the Office of Alderwoman Margaret Laurino, 39th Ward, the Office of Alderman John Arena, 45th Ward, the City Arts Program and the City of Chicago, the Illinois Arts Council, the Driehaus Foundation and the Gaylord & Dorothy Donnelley Foundation.
T H E C A S T ( c o n t .) Walter Brody (Mr. Mulligan) Walter would like to thank his 4th grade teacher, Miss Kurtz, for casting him in Christopher Columbus, as the intrepid explorer. He appeared in his first professional production (Auntie Mame) at age 13, while a summer stock apprentice. He has worked in radio, multimedia and taught acting at Wayne State and Illinois State University. Theatre is the lodestone around which his life revolves. As a company member of The Illinois Shakespeare Festival, he had roles in Coriolanus, Love’s Labour’s Lost, and Othello. Other favorite characters were in productions of Rumors, You Can’t Take It With You, Proof and Oklahoma. While living in Louisiana, Walter was writer and director for Magnolia Memories, a unique nighttime presentation that allowed five spirits, interred at Baton Rouge’s oldest cemetery (1854), to come forth and tell their stories to an audience gathered at graveside. Outside of theatre, Walter is an unrepentant handyman and has been renovating his two flat for the last four years (thanks to Jane, his extremely tolerant wife of 44 years). He occasionally takes pleasure in a nice walk in the open air, interrupted by a game of golf.
of Journey’s End. Other stage credits include Writers’ Theatre, Chicago Shakespeare, The Women’s Project of New York, The Tennessee Williams Festival, Syracuse Stage, Indiana Rep, Chicago Dramatists, Milwaukee Rep, Madison Rep, The Artistic Home, Lakeside Shakespeare, Artists’ Ensemble, Illinois Theatre Center and New American Theatre. He writes and directs animated and live action sequences for the Emmy Awardwinning Digital Kitchen and serves as a creative consultant to Tessera Publishing. Film credits include Batman Begins, Witches’ Night, The Express, The Poker House, Helix, Pickman’s Muse, Cyrus and Good People.
Jeff Christian+* (Seumas Shields) An ensemble member since 2003, Jeff directed Mojo Mickybo, Our Father and A Whistle in the Dark for the company and appeared in The Weir, Our Father, Scenes From The Big Picture, War and David Cromer’s production
Jeff Duhigg (Mr. Maguire) Jeff is thrilled to be back on the stage with Seanachaí in The Shadow of the Gunman. A graduate of The Theatre School at DePaul University, Jeff was previously seen in Seanachai’s Jeff Nominated production of Scenes from the
Anthony DeMarco (Tommy Owens) A graduate of Illinois State’s Theatre program, Anthony has recently worked with Mary Arrchie, The Nine, New Beast, Signpost Chicago, and Lights Out. He finds himself both bemused and delighted to have the opportunity to work with the talented folks at Seanachaí on this project. He would like to thank all those who have aided him in his continued evolution for their love and support.
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T H E C A S T ( c o n t .) Big Picture (Best Ensemble). Jeff has performed at various theaters throughout Chicago, including shows with Griffin, Caffeine, and New Leaf Theatre companies. Jeff would like to give a special thanks to John, Mary Rose, and Jeff Christian. All the best to this wonderful cast and crew! Barbara Figgins+ (Mrs. Henderson) Barbara has been an ensemble member with Seanachaí since 2005. She has appeared in Dancing at Lughnasa, Our Father, Scenes from the Big Picture, War, and Bold Girls. She was most recently seen as Clytemnestra in Iphigeneia at Aulis with Lightsout Theatre Company, and is known for strutting her stuff as Elfina in Rudolph the Red-Hosed Reindeer with Hell in a Handbag Productions. Barbara also appeared in the Jeff Awarding winning production of The History Boys at Timeline. Other Chicago credits include: Twelfth Night (City Lit), Othello, Romeo & Juliet, Macbeth, Taming of the Shrew, Julius Caesar (A Crew of Patches),What’s Wrong with Angry, Nine (Circle Theatre), Sin: A Cardinal Deposed, Southern Baptist Sissies (Bailiwick Repertory). Barbara has also worked with Victory Gardens, Remy Bumppo, Next Theatre, Collaboraction, Provision, Backstage Theatre, Chicago Jewish Theatre, and Infamous Commonwealth. Regionally, Barbara has worked with Kenley Players in Ohio, The MUNY in St. Louis and the Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera. Special thanks to all the folks who have come to play with us in this production and, as always, luv to Mum and Dad! Rob Glidden (Adolphus Grigson) This is Rob’s debut performance with Seanachaí. He moved to the Windy City just over a year ago and is pleased to be working with this company. Chicago credits are Hamlet with DreamLogic Theaterworks, Blood Wedding with Oracle Productions, and The Madness of George III with Chicago Shakespeare Theater. Rob has also worked at theaters in Milwaukee (Milwaukee Rep), Atlanta (7 Stages, Essential Theater), and too many to count in the Tampa/St. Pete area where he lived for many years. He holds an MFA in Acting from University of Georgia. 4 Seanachai Theatre Company
Shane Kenyon (Donal Davoren) Shane is thrilled to be back onstage with Seanachaí. His previous Seanachaí credits include, Our Father and Scenes From the Big Picture. Shane was recently seen with Lakeside Shakespeare Theatre in Frankfort, Michigan. Shane’s Chicago credits include work with Steppenwolf Theatre Company, Profiles Theatre, Rivendell Theatre Ensemble, Sinnerman Ensemble and The Side Project. Shane is an ensemble member of The Artistic Home here in Chicago. Film credits include The Chicago Code, Dog Jack and The Kari Files. Shane earned his B.F.A. in Acting from The Chicago College of Performing Arts at Roosevelt University and would like to thank his parents, Britnee, Deb and Rich for all their constant love and support. Maggie Kettering (Mrs. Grigson) Maggie is happy to be amongst the Irish. She most recently appeared as Lady Percy in Henry IV, Parts 1 & 2 for the Oak Park Theatre Festival, and as Lady Capulet in two productions of Romeo & Juliet: one for Babes with Blades at the Raven, the other – along with Adriana in Comedy of Errors – for the Michigan Shakespeare Festival’s 2010 Season. Other Chicago credits include Cathy in Orange Flower Water with Backstage Theater, Lady MacDuff for First Folio, and Sylvia in Private Lives for City Lit. Regionally, she appeared in 9 Parts of Desire at West Virginia’s Contemporary American Theatre Festival, and A Midsummer Night’s Dream, As You Like It and Inherit the Wind for The Warehouse Theatre in Greenville, South Carolina. She holds an MFA from the University of Delaware’s Professional Theatre Training Program, is a founding member and former Artistic Associate for Mythmakers Theatre Company, and this winter she will appear in BJ Jones’ production of Season’s Greetings at Northlight. Andrew Marikis (Mr. Gallogher) Andrew is very excited to work at Seanachaí for the first time on The Shadow of a Gunman. After graduating from Baldwin-Wallace
T H E C A S T ( c o n t .) College, Andrew worked in Cleveland at Great Lakes Theater Festival and Cleveland Public Theatre in fun projects like (M4M) Measure for Measure, Arsenic and Old Lace, As You Like It, and The Rocky Horror Show. Some of his local credits include Scar Tissue in The Artistic Home’s production of Marisol, The Proprietor in Sideshow Theatre’s Theories of the Sun, and puppeteering Scooter for Von Orthal Puppets. He’d like to thank his parents, sisters, friends, John, Kathy, Victor and Dauphne. Enjoy the show! Brennan Roach (Auxiliary) Brennan is a native Chicagoan and has been seen recently in The Student Prince, at Light Opera Works, 50 PLAYS by Joe Janes, at Strawdog Theatre, Sweet Bird of Youth at The Artistic Home, and Finding Eleusis with Terra Mysterium as part of The Chicago Fringe Festival. He appeared regionally in Into the Woods at Reagle Musical Theatre of Greater Boston. Brennan is a graduate of The Boston Conservatory.
Anne Sunseri+ (Minnie Powell) A proud ensemble member of Seanachaí Theatre Company since 2005, Anne is thrilled to be onstage for the opening production of their 2011-12 season! She has appeared in the company’s productions of That Was Then (April), Dancing at Lughnasa (Rose), and Scenes from the Big Picture (Maggie). Away from the company, her most recent credits include Jill in Creepy That Way, as part of WNEP Theatre’s festival, 50 Plays by Joe Janes, as well as Little Bea/B in Hunky Dory, a production of Strawdog Theatre’s Director’s Series. Anne is a graduate of Columbia College Chicago, and she would like to thank John for giving her the opportunity to play Minnie, the talented cast & crew for making her laugh throughout this entire rehearsal process, her wonderful family, friends & fellow ensemble members for their continual belief in her, and you for supporting the arts.
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T H E C A S T ( c o n t .) Jodi Kingsley (U/S, Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Grigson) Jodi most recently appeared in Maid of Orleans with Strangeloop. Favorite Chicago credits include Voodoo Chalk Circle (The State); Love’s Fire (BoHo); A Streetcar Named Desire (VPT); Balm In Gilead (Impact); and Spring Awakening (National Pastime). Regionally, Jodi has worked with The Houston Shaw Festival, The Wagon Wheel in Indiana, and W.I.T., The Actor’s Forum Theatre, and The HBO/WB Workspace in Los Angeles. She is founder and co-Artistic Director of the DIVISION theater company,
which will kick off its inaugural season in February 2012 with Zastrozzi. She deeply thanks Seanachaí for the opportunity to be part of this production - Brisigí bhur gcosa! Skye Shrum (U/S, Minnie Powell) Skye is thrilled by this opportunity to work with Seanachaí. She has most recently been seen at The Artistic Home as Maddie in The Last Dace. Other favorite roles include: Hecuba from Trojan Women, Carnell from The Miss Firecracker Contest, and Millie from Picnic. A big thank you to Momma and Daddy Shrum!
PRODUCTION TEA M Sean O’Casey (Playwright) Sean O’Casey was born in Dublin on March 30th 1880. A Protestant in a Catholic city, he faced many hardships from an early age, including the death of his father when he was only six years old. Chronic eye disease prevented him from pursuing an education, but nonetheless taught himself to read at the age of 14. Whilst working as a laborer and a railwayman amongst other jobs, he became an activist in the Nationalist movement. In 1916, however, disillusioned with factionalist politics, O’Casey turned to writing plays. His famous trilogy, The Shadow of a Gunman, Juno and the Paycock, and The Plough and the Stars, express his revulsion towards the violence of oppression, civil war and rebellion. A revolutionary thinker, he satirized the glorification of war and the heroics of the Nationalist movement. He sympathized instead with the sacrifice of innocent people. During the Abbey Theatre’s premiere of The Plough and the Stars, rioting broke out when the audience took offence at O’Casey’s portrayal of the men of the Easter Rising. Throughout his long life, O’Casey’s passion for poetry, art and the human spirit endured. He showcased the courage and fortitude of women, overshadowed by their often feckless male counterparts. His belief in human spirituality disfavored both organized religion and atheism alike. A troubled yet passionate artist, Sean O’Casey, lived the latter half of his life in self-imposed exile in Devon, England, where he died on September 18th 1964. John Mossman* (Director) John is pleased to be working with the talented people at Seanachaí. John is co-founder of The Artistic Home, where he recently directed the Jeff Nominated The Tallest Man and the 6 Seanachai Theatre Company
critically acclaimed production of Juno and the Paycock, recipient of three Jeff Nominations and four After Dark Awards. Other productions include Marisol, Look Homeward, Angel, Landscape of the Body, The Miss Firecracker Contest, J.M. Synge’s Riders to the Sea, and the acclaimed revivals of Clifford Odet’s Clash by Night and William Inge’s Natural Affection. He also directed Julius Caesar for Lakeside Shakespeare Theater. As an actor, he most recently appeared as Macbeth at Lakeside Shakespeare Theater, and as Al Manners in Trouble In Mind, and Mr. Antrobus in The Skin Of Our Teeth at The Artistic Home. Other roles include the title role of Peer Gynt, for which he received a Jeff Nomination, Arthur Miller’s After the Fall in the role of Quentin, Squier in Petrified Forest, Lanx in Angel City, Chicken in Kingdom of Earth, the title role in Tom Jones, Valentine in Two Gentlemen of Verona, Dickon in The Scarecrow, Claudio in Measure For Measure, Tybalt in Romeo and Juliet at Actors’ Theater of Louisville, Honeyman in A Walk In The Woods at Madison Repertory, and Jim in A Glass Menagerie with Celeste Holm. John is also an award winning filmmaker. More on his film work can be found at www.mossmanfilms.com. Mary Rose O’Connor+ (Stage Manager) Mary Rose is so happy to be a part of The Shadow of a Gunman. Mary Rose is an ensemble member with Seanachaí and has stage managed/assisted for Scenes from the Big Picture, Mojo Mickybo, and The Weir. Mary Rose founded and served as producing artistic director for Lights Out Theatre Company for three years where she directed, stage managed, wrote and acted. She has also stage managed for The Gift Theatre (White People, Santa’s...
P R O D U C T I O N T E A M ( c o n t .) Holiday Show. America!), Caffeine Theatre (The Changeling, Tallgrass Gothic), MaryArrchie (Cherrywood) and was an apprentice in stage management at Steppenwolf (The Elephant Man, Dead Man’s Cell Phone). Mary Rose assistant directed Days of Late with SiNNERMAN Ensemble, and most recently assistant directed Pornography at Steep Theatre. Jeri Frederickson (Assistant Director, Dramaturg) Jeri is delighted to be working with Seanachaí again after being their production assistant for That Was Then. She recently worked on Romeo and Juliet at First Folio as AD and Dramaturg. Her recent stage management credits include Blithe Spirit at First Folio, The Chicago Landmark Project and The Water Engine at Theatre Seven. She graduated with a BA in Theatre and Literature from Hope College. Thank you, Michael and Erin. Stephen H. Carmody (Set Designer) Scenic design credits include: Around the World in 80 Days and Bad Dates for Fox Valley Rep, A Twist of Water for Route 66, Man from Nebraska for Redtwist , Nunset Boulevard for Theatre at the Center, Kingsville for Stage Left, Becky Shaw for A Red Orchid Theatre, and Changes of Heart for Remy Bumppo. Stephen has worked in the scenic design studio of Todd Rosenthal, Jack Magaw and Kevin Depinet, interned with Tony Award winning designer Derek McLane in New York, and is currently assisting scenic designer Walt Spangler in Chicago. Stephen was a prop master for Steppenwolf’s “First Look” series and is an artistic associate for Caffeine Theatre Company. A graduate from The Theatre School at DePaul, Stephen received The John Murbach Scholarship for Collaborative Design, presented at The 2009 Michael Merritt Awards. www.stephenHC.com
Garvin Jellison (Lighting Designer) Garvin is a lighting designer, electrician and production manager in Minneapolis, MN and Chicago, IL. In Minneapolis, Garvin was the production manager and technical director at the Illusion Theater for two years. He served as technical director at Wayzata High School for a semester. He also worked with Penumbra Theater Company, Theater in the Round, Bloomington Civic Theater, Wayzata High School, St. Paul Conservatory, Music Box Theater and other professional and community companies in Minneapolis and Saint Paul. In Chicago, Garvin was the electrics intern at Lookingglass Theater Company from May to August of 2011. He has also worked with Theatre Mir, ChiArts, Court Theater, Lookingglass Theater Company and DePaul University. He is a staff electrician at DePaul’s Merle Reskin Theater. Recent design credits include Marisol at The Artistic Home, 5 Lesbians Eating a Quiche at The New Colony and Ladies Ring Shout at Honey Pot Performance. Garvin received his diploma from St. Paul Conservatory for Performing Artists in 2009, and is currently attending DePaul University in Chicago, pursuing a BFA in Lighting Design. Beth Laske-Miller (Costume Designer) Beth is a Chicago-based costume designer whose recent design credits include; the short film Citizen in the Temple directed by Jason Huls, That Was Then at Seanachaí Theatre Co., Pridelands, Fiddler on the Roof, The Jungle Book, and The Sound of Music for CYT Youth Theatre. She has also designed Clue, Jekyll & Hyde, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum at Greenroom Productions; The Seagull and Joy of the Desolate at CalArts; and the short films Hot Java and Crashers in Los Angeles. Beth has also worked as a costume draper and stitcher at Chicago
Seanachaí would like to thank our corporate sponsors, Amie Marks & Edward Baehrend, of Raymond James Financial Services, Inc., for all their support in our past & future endeavors! Amie E. Marks Registered Principal / Financial Advisor
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P R O D U C T I O N T E A M ( c o n t .) Shakespeare Theatre, Goodman Theatre & DePaul University Theatre. A Chicago native, she received her BA in Costume/ Fashion Design from Indiana UniversityBloomington and her MFA in Costume Design from CalArts. Victoria (Toy) DeIorio (Original Music and Sound Designer) is very happy to be returning to Seanachaí, having designed War and Bold Girls! Off-Broadway Productions: Cassie’s Chimera – Joe’s Pub, The Public Theatre; The Bluest Eye – Steppenwolf Theatre @ The Duke Theatre; and Ophelia – NYC Fringe Festival. National Tour: Private Lives – LA Theatre Works. Productions with: The Goodman Theatre, Steppenwolf Theatre, Victory Gardens Theatre, Writers’ Theatre, Cleveland Playhouse, Syracuse Stage, Center Stage, Chautauqua Theatre Company, Indiana Repertory, Milwaukee Chamber Theatre, Milwaukee Shakespeare, Milwaukee Rep, and many other theatres in and around Chicago, NY, and LA. She has been nominated for 10, and has received 6, Joseph Jefferson Awards, as well as 2 After Dark Awards. Victoria is a founding member of Rivendell Theatre Ensemble, a member of Lifeline Theatre, and an artistic associate at The Next. She is the head of
Sound Design for The Theatre School at DePaul University. For more information, visit www.victoria-sound-design.com. Elise Kauzlaric (Dialect Coach) Elise is happy to be working with Seanachaí again after coaching dialects for Mojo Mickybo and directing Dancing at Lughnasa last season. She is a member of the artistic ensemble of Lifeline Theatre, where she has coached numerous productions including The Picture of Dorian Gray, The Mark of Zorro, The Island of Dr. Moreau, The Piano Tuner, The Killer Angels and Busman’s Honeymoon (Non-Equity Jeff Nomination - Artistic Specialization). Other dialect coaching projects include Frost/Nixon (Timeline); Golda’s Balcony (Pegasus Players); Aftermath, The Ballad of the Sad Café, The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie and The Birthday Party (Signal Ensemble) and Angels in America, Equus and Henry V (the hypocrites). Recent directing credits include Wuthering Heights (Lifeline Theatre), and Mariette in Ecstasy (Lifeline Theatre, Non-Equity Jeff nomination – Director). As an actor, she has worked with The Goodman, Lifeline, City Lit, Circle Theatre, First Folio Shakespeare, Apple Tree and Griffin Theatre (On the Shore of the Wide World, Non-Equity Jeff nomination Supporting Actress).
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