Mad Cow Theatre presents
2nd Annual
August 27-28, 2021
Mad Cow Theatre THE HARRIETT
Asphodels by Marissa Alaniz Asphodels by Marissa Alaniz Friday, August 27 | 7:30 p.m.
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wen and Toby are happily married and, after several miscarriages, are finally expecting their “rainbow baby.” When Gwen’s twin brother moves in after a nasty divorce, a chain of events lead to tragedy and a new understanding of the secrets we keep from our loved ones. MARISSA ALANIZ (Playwright) is a Latina actor, writer, director, and burlesque performer based in NYC, though she splits her time between both coasts. Originally from San Antonio, TX, she earned her associate’s degree from the American Academy of Dramatic Arts (Los Angeles) and her BFA in drama from NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts, where she also minored in Linguistics. She can currently be seen in Ned Record’s feature length thriller The Dark Places, which is due to arrive on Amazon Prime soon. She can also be seen in the upcoming film Find Her, which is set to be released later this year. As a writer, her work can be seen at several festivals in NYC, including the Broke People Festival and WinterFest. Marissa is also a trained singer who is proficient in rock, pop, musical theater, and opera. In 2020, she co-founded the Imaginarium Theatre Company, a non-profit dedicated to inclusion, sustainability, and social justice. She is thrilled to serve as vice president of the Board of Directors and hopes that the work done by Imaginarium will help shape the world of theatre.
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Asphodels by Marissa Alaniz Director................................................................................. Robin Olson Dramaturg................................................................................Fiona Kyle Stage Manager................................................................... Debbie Briley Toby Blau.........................................................................Michael Geniac Gabriel Fontaine................................................................ David Almeida Gwen Fountaine-Blau.........................................................Jandrea Novak
DEBBIE BRILEY (Stage Manager) is a native of North Carolina but now calls Orlando home. She is a Theater Arts graduate of East Carolina University. She moved to NYC after receiving an internship at The Juilliard School. As a lighting designer and stage manager, she freelanced throughout NYC in Off Off-Broadway theater productions. As assistant to the managing director of Circle in the Square Theatre, production highlights include: The Rose Tattoo by Tennessee Williams starring Mercedes Ruehl, The Shadow Box by Michael Cristofer starring Marlo Thomas & Estelle Parsons; and The Grandparent Connection starring Sherry Glaser, Leonard Nimoy & Ben Vereen. Also while in NYC, Debbie studied under Broadway lighting designers Jennifer Tipton and Howell Binkley; as well as, participated in a workshop at NYU.
MICHAEL GENIAC (Toby Blau) Instagram: @g_niac, TikTok: @g_niac_ At ten years old, Michael purchased a Hi8 camcorder using earnings from Christmas Carol. He then performed consistently in shows at Theatre Downtown, The Civic Theatre (REP), Orlando Shakes, Ice House, and more. He continued his acting training at Dr. Phillips H.S. before attending University of North Carolina School of the Arts to complete his senior year. Michael earned his B.F.A. from California Institute of the Arts, has written and performed for Upright Citizens Brigade, Second City, Hollywood Improv, The Pack Theater, iO, REDCAT, The Blank Theatre, SAK Comedy Lab, and once left his keys at Drew Carey’s house. This performance is dedicated to Brendan Crich.
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Asphodels by Marissa Alaniz DAVID ALMEIDA (Gabriel Fontaine) Most recently a full-time performer at Walt Disney World (2008-2020) with many other roles at Universal, Sleuths, Sea World, and many Fringe Festivals. Favorite Mad Cow roles/shows: The Hound Of The Baskervilles, The Explorers Club, Laughter On The 23rd Floor, and Sunday In The Park With George. Other favorites: Lawrence in Dirty Rotten Scoundrels at Garden Theatre, Lady Bracknell in The Importance Of Being Earnest at Seminole State, and Forbidden Broadway at Winter Park Playhouse. Listen to his weekly podcast worshipping the 1980s sitcom “The Facts Of Life:” www.FaceTheFactsPod.com www.DavidAlmeida.com JANDREA NOVAK (Gwen FountaineBlau) Jandrea is thrilled to be making her Mad Cow debut! She has performed throughout Orlando in the parks and the dinner theatres. Favorite shows include West Side Story, Mary Poppins, and It’s a Wonderful Life. Enjoy the show!
ROBIN OLSON (Director) Robin is glad to be part of the Herd!
FIONA KYLE (Dramaturg) Dramaturg: Leviathan (Clay & Water Playwrights’ Retreat, Clamour Theatre Company); Faculty Portrait (3B Development Series at IRT Theater); Jane Eyre, Cloud 9, Seder (workshop), The Comedy of Errors, The Piano Lesson, Having Our Say, A Christmas Carol (Hartford Stage); Bomber’s Moon (Williams Street Repertory); Beneath the Gavel (Bated Breath Theater Company at 59E59); The Lily’s Revenge, The Shape She Makes (American Repertory Theater); Boxcutter Harmonica (Minnesota Fringe Festival); BACK (Poetic Theater Productions). Assistant Dramaturg: Queens for a Year, Anastasia, Romeo & Juliet, The Body of an American, Rear Window (Hartford Stage). Education: BA Marymount Manhattan College; MA Ohio University; MFA A.R.T./MXAT Institute at Harvard University. Employment: Publications Coordinator at Concord Theatricals.
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Goldfish Have No Memory by Pauline David-Sax Goldfish Have No Memory by Pauline David-Sax Saturday, August 28 | 2:30 p.m.
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hen Eric’s twin sister Ava disappears from his life, he uses his skills in robotics to create a replica based on the data she has left behind. As Ava-22’s machine learning progresses, Eric is at first comforted by having his sister back in his life, then dismayed as he discovers that the artificially intelligent version of Ava has no need for him. Goldfish Have No Memory asks whether technology can mitigate grief and what it means to truly know someone.
PAULINE DAVID-SAX (Playwright) is a playwright, children’s book author and educator living in Brooklyn, NY who focuses on (re)constructing missing or neglected perspectives in order to tell more complex stories. She was awarded the 2020 Jane Chambers Prize and was a 2020-21 Henley Rose finalist. Her plays have been selected for Centenary Stage Company’s 2021 Women Playwrights Series, Women’s Theatre Festival’s 2020 Occupy the Stage festival, and the 2020 Players Club of Swarthmore New Play Festival. Her picture book Everything In Its Place is due to be published by Doubleday in Spring 2022. Pauline is a member of the Dramatists Guild, SCBWI and Honor Roll! (an advocacy group of women+ playwrights over 40.)
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Goldfish Have No Memory by Pauline David-Sax Director.......................................................................Monica Long Tamborello Dramaturg................................................................................ Linda Lombardi Stage Manager............................................................................ Debbie Briley Ava/Ava-22................................................................................. Jennifer Coe Eric........................................................................................... Walker Russell O JENNIFER COE (Ava/Ava-22) is excited to return to Mad Cow, where she was previously seen in last year’s Women’s Festival. Past credits include Fade (Lucia), Romeo and Juliet (Juliet), A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Helena), Julia and Roselo (Julia), Much Ado About Nothing (Beatrice), Fiddler on the Roof (Tzeitel), Dancing at Lughnasa (Rose), The Lion in Winter (Alais), A Palm Tree in a Rose Garden (Lila), Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike (Nina), and The Merchant of Venice (Jessica). She can also be seen in commercials for Walt Disney World and Universal Studios. Much love and gratitude to S and R for their love and support. WALKER RUSSELL (Eric) is an Orlando based actor. He works at Universal Studios as a stunt performer and a beatboxer. Walker is grateful to be a part of this exciting new work.
MONICA LONG TAMBORELLO (Director) is a director, actor, and teaching artist who has worked with Orlando theaters and schools for over twenty years. Directing credits include: The Woodstock Tontine, My Life As You and Eggs on Ice with the Women’s Voices Play Festival, The 19th Amendment Project, Rapture Blister Burn, Grounded, and A Short History of Nearly Everything (Mad Cow Theatre); After Orlando (ATHE Conference 2019); Othello, Henry V, The Winter’s Tale, As you Like It, Twelfth Night, Much Ado About Nothing, Macbeth, and Hamlet (TYC/Orlando Shakes); and Number the Stars, A Little Princess (Young Actors Theatre, Tallahassee). More recent acting credits include Lena/Leviticus (Orlando Fringe); Olga/You Can’t Take It With You (Mad Cow Theatre); M’Lynn/Steel Magnolias (CFCA); and Dickens by Candlelight (RSC Productions).
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Goldfish Have No Memory by Pauline David-Sax LINDA LOMBARDI (Dramaturg) is a dramaturg and director attracted to work that shifts our perspective and broadens our understanding of the world. She recently served as dramaturg for the original play, Familiar Kill, in Clamour Theatre Company’s Clay & Water 2021. Based in Washington, DC, production dramaturgy credits include Building the Wall (NNPN
Rolling World Premiere), All the Way, Disgraced, and Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner. Directing credits include Perfect Arrangement (world premiere); Pramkicker (DC premiere); Henry IV, Part I; Henry IV, Part II; Henry V; Domestic Animals; Ajax; and The White Devil. She is a regular nominator for The Kilroy List and an Artistic Council Member for the Eugene O’Neill Theater Center’s National Playwrights Conference. Twitter: @llombardi99
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In Defense of Ourselves by Nikki Brake-Sillá In Defense of Ourselves by Nikki Brake-Sillá Saturday, August 28th | 7:30 p.m.
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n Defense of Ourselves occurs across three crucial time periods for Black America. Mary Church Terrell and Ida B. Wells-Barnett prepare for the Women’s Suffrage March of 1913. In 1954, Mary and her grandson protest segregated eating establishments in Washington, DC., one year before Emmett Till’s lynching and eleven years before the Voting Rights Act of 1965. The play concludes on November 9, 2016, when a conversation between two women leads to clarity after a recent turn of events. NIKKI BRAKE-SILLÁ is a playwright and filmmaker. She is the Founder of DrAW (Dramatists At War) and an inaugural member of Jouska PlayWorks. Nikki’s full-length plays include Trouble of the World, Finalist (Terrance McNally Award, Lark Apothetae, Space on Ryder - Family Residency), Semi-Finalist (O’Neill, Bay Area Playwrights Festival), Dear Ann, Residency (The Mitten Lab), Semi-Finalist (Premiere Stages), In Defense of Ourselves, Commission (Philadelphia Women’s Theater), and GTFOH. Her full-length narrative, A Weathering was a Semi-Finalist (Middlebury Scriptlab) and Second Round Selection (Sundance Narrative Lab). L&D a one-hour pilot was a 2021 Semi-Finalist (The Orchard Project and Middlebury TV Scriptlab). A.M.A. - AGAINST MEDICAL ADVICE (monologue) selected for Annenberg’s Screening Scholarship Media Festival 2021 and Semi-Finalist (The Black Motherhood & Parent New Play Festival). She has received funding from The Sachs Foundation, RECPhilly – Black Music City, The Puffin Foundation, The Lark, the Princess Grace Foundation, the Leeway Foundation, and the Regional Center for Women Artists. Nikki received her B.A. from the University of Pennsylvania and her M.F.A. from the City College of New York. She is a proud member of the Dramatists Guild and Directors Gathering. ginifilms.com
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In Defense of Ourselves by Nikki Brake-Sillá Director...................................................................Dwayne A. Broadnax Dramaturg...................................................................... Adrena Williams Stage Manager................................................................... Debbie Briley Mary Churchill Terrell........................................................... Amber Jacks Ida B. Wells-Barnett/Tiana).....................................Michelle Nicole Falana Alice Paul/Karen..................................................................Katy Williams Ray.....................................................................................Omari Pernell
AMBER JACKS (Mary Church Terrell) Amber, a Washington D.C. native, relocated to Orlando in the 90’s to sing for Walt Disney World with the elite vocal group the “Voices of Liberty” in Epcot’s American Adventure Pavilion. She appeared in multiple Broadway style musical theater roles for the Disney Cruise Line in the first cast of the Disney Wonder. Amber has studied through various acting classes and workshops in Orlando, has filmed various background and featured extra roles in films and commercials and has acted in various staged productions. In addition to her on stage talents, she is in love with the creative process. Amber has had roles as a talent wrangler, stage manager, and production assistant. She has worked in costume design and construction, in addition to prop design and construction for theatrical productions.
MICHELLE NICOLE FALANA (Ida B. Wells-Barnett/Tiana) Thankful to God for the opportunity. Thankful to her family for their love and support. Thankful to Dwayne for the confidence in her ability to get back on stage. Thankful to MCT. KATY WILLIAMS (Alice Paul/Karen) is a local actor, seamstress, and standardized patient. She is very excited to help share this important story! OMARI PERNELL (Ray) Omari Pernell is very excited to be a part of the Women’s Voices Festival. He is a Fifth Grade, straight A student at Renaissance Charter School at Crown Point. Omari has been seen
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In Defense of Ourselves by Nikki Brake-Sillá most recently around Central Florida in productions of A Raisin in the Sun as Travis Younger, The Bodyguard as Fletcher, Mary Poppins as Michael Banks, Big Fish as Little Will, The Lion King as Little Simba, and Children of Eden. He also enjoys reading, dancing and playing video games. Omari would like to thank his parents and Grammy for all of their love and support.
directed. His MCT noteworthy costumes: Gloria, Top Girls, Once & Heartbreak House. A few Florida stage credits include: Colored Museum, Once on This Island, Black Comedy, Lesson Before Dying & Dreamgirls. He has had the privilege to perform in 9 of the 10 - August Wilson Plays. “Thanks to this talented cast & crew who make the magic happen!”
DWAYNE A. BROADNAX (Director) “While some are dreaming their dreams, I’m living mine!” Born & raised Dwayne Broadnax in Allen Washington, DC, Dwayne graduated from Duke Ellington School for the Arts in Theatre & holds a BS in apparel management. He is thankful for the opportunity to contribute to this wonderful project as his official maiden voyage directing in Florida. Though usually a performer or costume designer, over the years he has anonymously
ADRENA WILLIAMS (Dramaturg) is a freelance dramaturg based in West Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Adrena received a B.A. in English from Temple University, and completed her Master’s Degree in Theatre at Villanova University. In Philadelphia, she has served as a production dramaturg with Drexel University, Simpatico Theatre, Inis Nua Theatre, People’s Light, and InterAct Theatre Co., among others.
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2nd Annual Women’s Voices MAD COW THEATRE now in our 24th season, is downtown Orlando’s destination for professional theatre. MCT was founded on the belief that the theatre is a dynamic and powerful means of social understanding, as well as a hugely entertaining art form. Through the combination of passionate, skillful acting and compelling, insightful writing, nurtured by an attentive and ever-changing process, Mad Cow presents entertaining works of theatre to an ever-widening audience — promoting, enhancing, and celebrating the human condition through art. With a passion for both classic and contemporary
plays representing the best of American and world literature, MCT is committed to story-telling with no boundaries, to a wide range of audiences. MCT attracts the area’s most talented performers, designers, and directors. A mainstay of the company is its dedication to the process of creating theatre, incorporating in-depth rehearsal and research periods along with a nurturing collaborative process. Awards include Arts Innovator of the Year (United Arts of Central Florida), Best Place to See a Play — Orlando Sentinel, Best Live Theatre — Orlando Weekly, Best Local Theatre Company — Orlando Magazine, and Best Performance Theatre — Orlando Business Journal.
Mad Cow Theatre Staff Executive Director Mitzi Maxwell Director of Creative Development Tony Simotes Director of Administration Scott Innis Director of Production & Facilities Paul Bedford
Director of Special Projects Jessica Kaschube Production Stage Manager Sandy Wilder Manager of Art & Design Lisa Buck Development and Marketing Manager Alletta Gentry
Financial Coordinator Maddie Stroud Production Coordinator Kat Henwood Patron Experience Manager Angela Hundl Resident Teaching Artist Jennifer Coe Resident Artist John Cavazos
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Manager of Development and Community Engagement Ashley Connelly Patron Services Assistants Abigail Parker Charis Watler Photographer Tom Hurst
Founding Members Rus Blackwell Trudy Bruner Alan Bruun Dennis Neal Board Members Bill Boles Meredith Egan Kathy Godfrey Mitzi Maxwell Susi Rivera Karenna Senors
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2nd Annual Women’s Voices DONORS LIST 2020-2021
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Announcing Season 24 2021-2022
A YEAR WITH FROG AND TOAD Music by Robert Reale. Book & Lyrics by Willie Reale based on the Frog and Toad children’s stories written and illustrated by Arnold Lobel. This family-friendly musical is part vaudeville, part make believe ... all charm. October 6-24, 2021 CAMELOT Book and Lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner Music by Frederick Loewe Based on The Once and Future King by T.H. White. Book Adapted by David Lee. The legendary love triangle of King Arthur, Gunevere and Sir Lancelot — award-winning, musical. Dec 1-19, 2021 AMERICAN MARIACHI By José Cruz Gonzalez Hilarious and heartwarming new comedy about the freedom to dream big. March 16-April 3, 2022 AVENUE Q Music and Lyrics by Robert Lopez and Jeff Marx. Book by Jeff Whtitty Based on an original concept by Robert Lopez and Jeff Marx. A laugh-out-loud musical ... packed with heart. April 27-May 15, 2022 INDECENT By Paula Vogel Moving play surrounding the controversial 1923 Broadway debut of Sholem Asch’s “God of Vengeance”. June 22-July 10, 2022
The ZehngebotStonerock Theatre THE ROYALE By Marco Ramirez An electrifying adrenaline rush that shows us the human cost of making history. Nov 17-Dec 5, 2021 SEE ROCK CITY By Arlene Hutton This tender and funny sequel to Arlene Hutton’s “Last Train to Nibroc” follows May and Raleigh through the end of World War II. Feb 2-20, 2022 HURRICANE DIANE By Madeline George A high-intensity force of nature is blowing into town: “Hurricane Diane”, the roof-raising new comedy by Pulitzer Prize finalist Madeleine George. July 6-24, 2022 For Season Subscriptions Contact Patron Services at Info@madcowtheatre.com or call 407.297.8788
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