The Flying Karamazov Brothers Present 4 PLAY Digital Program by Overture Center for the Arts

JUNE 9 | 2022

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Book by PAUL MAGID and THE FLYING KARAMAZOV BROTHERS starring PAUL MAGID

ROD KIMBALL

Scenic Design by THE FLYING KARAMAZOV BROTHERS Juggling Czar ROD KIMBALL Original Music DOUG WIESELMAN

STEPHEN O’BENT ANDY SAPORA

Costume Designer SUSAN HILFERTY

Lighting Designer DAVID HUTSON

Original Music MARK ETTINGER Original Music HOWARD PATTERSON

Stage Manager REBECCA VAN DE VANTER

Choreographer DOUG ELKINS Music Director STEPHEN O’BENT Company Manager KRISTIN CROWLEY

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CAST OF CHARACTERS Dmitri..................................................................................................................... PAUL MAGID Pavel......................................................................................................... RODERICK KIMBALL Zossima......................................................................................................... STEPHEN O’BENT Nikita................................................................................................................... ANDY SAPORA

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About the Show THE FLYING KARAMAZOV BROTHERS have been seen on many TV shows nationwide, including “Seinfeld” (season 7 episode 18, “The Friar’s Club”), “Ellen,” “The Tonight Show,” “The Today Show” and “Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood,” to name a few. Along with Michael Douglas, Kathleen Turner and Danny DeVito, they starred in the hit adventure movie “The Jewel of the Nile.” They have shared many stages and screens collaborating with Frank Sinatra, Placido Domingo, The Grateful Dead, The Who, Dolly Parton, Robin Williams, Patrick Dempsey, Ken Kesey, Allen Ginsberg, Kenny Rogers, Los Lobos, The Smothers Brothers, Click and Clack the Tappett Brothers, Joyce Brothers and many, many more. The Brothers were born on April 23, 1973, at a renaissance fair in northern California. They went on to play in legit theaters and in 1980 won an Obie Award. Their first show, “Juggling and Cheap Theatrics,” was presented in 1981 at the Goodman Theatre, Chicago and Arena Stage, Washington D.C. They ran in London’s West End at the Mayfair Theatre in 1981. In 1982, they played the BAM Next Wave Festival. Their first Broadway run was at the Walter Kerr in 1983, and later that year, they shot a Showtime special of “Juggling and Cheap Theatrics” at the Ed Sullivan Theatre. In 1983, they performed at the Goodman Theatre in Shakespeare’s “The Comedy of Errors,” directed by Robert Woodruff. In 1984, they performed at the Goodman Theatre in Paul Magid’s “The Three Moscowteers,” directed by Robert Woodruff. In 1984, they also represented America for classic theater at the Olympic Games in Los Angeles with “The Comedy of Errors.” In 1985, they starred in the hit film “The Jewel of the Nile.” In 1986, they returned to BAM with Paul Magid’s and Len Jenkin’s “L’Histoire du Soldat,” directed by Robert Woodruff. In 1986, they also reopened the Vivian Beaumont Theater with “Juggling and Cheap Theatrics.” In 1986, they premiered their new show “Juggle and Hyde” at Lincoln Center Theater’s Mitzi Newhouse Theater. In 1987, they returned to the Vivian Beaumont with “The Comedy of Errors,” which was later viewed on PBS’ “Great Performances.” The following years, they performed at the St. Louis Repertory Theatre; The 4

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Guthrie, Minneapolis; the Wilbur, Boston; the Hasty Pudding, Cambridge, MA; ACT-Seattle; and the Apollo, Chicago; to name a few. In 1992, they premiered Paul Magid’s “Le Petomane,” directed by Robert Woodruff at the La Jolla Playhouse and again in 1994 at ACTSeattle. In 1993, they premiered Paul Magid’s “The Brothers Karamazov,” directed by Daniel Sullivan at the Seattle Repertory Theatre and Arena Stage. In 1994, they ran “The Flying Karamazov Brothers Do the Impossible” on the West End at the Criterion Theatre and on Broadway at the Helen Hayes Theatre, and that same year premiered “Sharps, Flats and Accidentals” at ACTSeattle. In 1996, they premiered “Club Sandwich” at ACT-Seattle. In 1996, they performed “Sharps, Flats and Accidentals” at the New Victory Theatre, New York. In 1997, they premiered Paul Magid’s adaptation of “Room Service,” directed by Robert Woodruff at ACT-Seattle and at the Mark Taper Forum. In 2000, they collaborated with MIT’s Media Lab and premiered Paul Magid’s “L’Universe,” directed by Gordon Edelstein at ACT-Seattle, Arizona Repertory Theatre, Berkeley Repertory Theatre and at the Carré in Amsterdam. In 2004, they premiered Paul Magid’s “Life: A Guide for the Perplexed,” directed by Michael Preston at ACT-Seattle, the Lensic, Santa Fe and at A.R.T. in Cambridge, Mass., and in 2005 at San Diego Repertory Theatre. In 2007, they premiered Paul Magid’s “Don Quijote” at San Diego Repertory Theatre, directed by Sam Woodhouse. In 2008, they premiered “4PLAY,” directed by Paul Magid. In 2009, they premiered Paul Magid’s “Flings & Eros” at the Merrimack Repertory Theatre. The Flying Karamazov Brothers premiered their show of the same name at New York’s off-Broadway theatre, The Minetta Lane, in February 2010 to rave reviews. The show continued to play at the Minetta, after a short hiatus, until April of 2011. It then transferred to a theater on London’s West End, the Vaudeville, throughout the summer of 2011. In September 2011, it transferred to Madrid’s premier theater, El Teatro Compan Gran Via, for a month-long run. The Flying Karamazov Brothers have been playing with orchestras for the last 15 years, including the Cleveland Orchestra, the NSO, the St. Louis Symphony, the San Francisco Symphony, The Seattle Symphony, The Canadian National Symphony, the Toronto Symphony and many, many more. OVERTURE.ORG - The Flying Karamazov Brothers

From the Founder Welcome to The Flying Karamazov Brothers and welcome to the show! What you are about to see is…well, I don’t want to spoil it for you, but let me give you some perspective about the world you are about enter from someone who has been living in it since it was formed. From the beginning when I founded this band of bros. with Howard Patterson (Ivan) in 1973, I have felt that what we were doing was a theatrical experiment. I had started by acting in Shakespearean plays, and it was through his example (theater guy, funny guy, serious guy, guy who does whatever it takes guy) that I formed the idea of the “Theatre of Everything” (without prior knowledge of Wagner’s Gesamtkunstwerk). It has often been said that theater is the queen of all the arts as it encompasses architecture, music, dance, poetry, acting, fashion, painting and pandering. As a thespian (and I use the term loosely), I felt we should embrace this totality fully. And then there was this juggling thing. At university, we had become obsessed with le jeu de mains (a French term for juggling from which you can draw your own conclusions). We practiced day and night, night and day. As musicians, with each beat, beat, beat of the club-club, we came to view this art differently than it had been previously. We heard it as music. As a form of expression, it is by its very nature endless in variation and possibility. When we joined this visual music with theater, we suddenly discovered our voice. We are also part of an ancient tradition going back to when the first humanoid who made a funny to a fellow cave man or woman as an evolutionary strategy, if you know what I mean. Add to that our associations with Ken Kesey and the Merry Pranksters, the beat poets and the Grateful Dead, and you get that tangential vision, a jab to the right, a dialogue in which nothing is sacred except the search for a truth that can’t be grasped, like a juggling club bouncing out of a hand. Ultimately, this cardboard world we construct is based on the inevitability of gravity. Each toss is a flirtation with failure, and each time we catch, we deny failure, if only for a little while. Art begins with a choice, an impulse that either falls or flies. But it is the possibility of screwing up that is the dark matter of creativity and generates the tension that keeps us at the edge of our seats. Juggling is dropping. So, welcome to The Flying Karamazov Brothers. Remember our PLAY is our play, and everything you’re about to see is actually happening. Paul Magid, Director/Founder 6

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Who’s Who in the Cast DMITRI KARAMAZOV (aka Paul Magid, Director, Producer) co-founded the Flying Karamazov Brothers in 1973. Mr. Magid has created and written many shows for the Flying Karamazov Brothers. He also writes plays. His plays include “The Three Moscowteers” (1984, Goodman Theatre), “L’Histoire du Soldat” (1986, Brooklyn Academy of Music), “Le Petomane” (1992, La Jolla Playhouse, ACT-Seattle), “The Brothers Karamazov” (1993, Seattle Repertory Theatre, Arena Stage), “Room Service” (1997, Mark Taper Forum, ACT-Seattle), “L’Universe” (2000 ACT-Seattle, Berkeley Repertory Theatre), “Life: A Guide for the Perplexed” (2004 ACT-Seattle, A.R.T.), “Don Quijote” (2007 San Diego Repertory Theatre), “Flings & Eros” (2009, Merrimack Repertory Theatre). He has been directing and creating shows in Europe, including “Osare” (2006), “Mutamenti” (2007) and “Quemar” (2008). He also directed a series of outdoor theater spectacles (for over 350,000 viewers) in Puglia, including the Spanish group La Fura dels Baus (2008) and Sogni Segni for the Pergine International Arts Festival (2009). He most recently created “Mirage for the Theatre of San Remo” (2011). He also produced and directed “The Flying Karamazov Brothers” for a year-long run off-Broadway at New York’s Minetta Lane Theatre, on London’s West End at the Vaudeville Theatre and in Madrid’s premier theater, Teatro Compac Gran Via. He loves and thanks his family, the whole mishpocheh, especially his two daughters. PAVEL KARAMAZOV (periodically known as Rod Kimball - Juggling Czar). Ten of the following 11 facts about Rod Kimball are true: 1. Nine of the following 10 facts about Rod Kimball are true: 2. Rod Kimball sent a Big Mac on a cab ride through the Portuguese countryside. 3. Rod Kimball sang “Godless America” on stage at Carnegie Hall. 4. As a child, Rod Kimball temporarily blinded himself by connecting his top and bottom braces with a 9-volt battery. 5. Roderick Kimball climbed Mount Fuji wearing only a tri-cornered hat. 6. Rod Kimball made bottled water come out Rosie O’Donnell’s nose. 7. Rod Kimball has two extremely great grandmothers who were executed for witchcraft. 8. Reality TV and $100,000 got Roderick Kimball half a house in Florida. 9. Roderick Kimball informed Frank Perdue that there are chickens that lay green eggs. 10. Rod Kimball won the 2006 Boulder Colorado Juggling Festival soap juggling contest. 11. Rod Kimball is his own eleventh cousin, once-removed. He also wrote a book we’re certain you’ll find indispensable. Have a look at http:// www.pathpuzzles.com. OVERTURE.ORG - The Flying Karamazov Brothers

Who’s Who in the Cast ZOSSIMA KARAMAZOV (Colloquially known as Stephen O’Bent, Music Director, Original Music) may be a lover but he ain’t no dancer. Stephen owes his very existence to the Flying Karamazov Brothers, whose antics provided the entertainment for his parents’ first date in 1982. Years later, he saw the Ks at the impressionable age of 13 and immediately set about trying to emulate his new heroes in every way. The facial hair results were disappointing, but the obsessive, social-life-crippling juggling seems to have paid off, landing him his dream job in 2008. After graduating from Occidental College (Magna Cum Laude, Phi Beta Kappa, Et Cetera Ad Nauseam), Stephen moved to New York City, where he enjoys any combination of rooftops, Scrabble, spontaneous music-making, exhaustively rehearsed music-making, Thai food, good beer, unnecessarily long lists, Oxford commas, and interesting people. He thanks his family for their infinite support. And in the end, the love you take is equal the love you make. NIKITA KARAMAZOV (aka Andy Sapora) is happy to be back for another go-round as Nikita. His other job is to make a ruckus on the pediatric floors of NYC area hospitals through Big Apple Circus Clown Care. Andy teaches clown, improv, theater, juggling and acrobatics to children and adults of all levels, privately and through Circus Warehouse, Big Apple Circus and Bindlestiff Cirkus. Andy’s band, The Maestrosities, really is “The Coolest Band Ever.” He loves and thanks his wife, Elena. www.andysapora.com SUSAN HILFERTY (Costume Design) has designed over 300 productions from Broadway to the Bay Area and internationally, including Japan, London, Australia, Germany and South Africa. Recent designs include “Wicked” (2004 Tony, Outer Critics Circle and Drama Desk awards and Olivier nomination), “Spring Awakening” (Tony nomination), August Wilson’s “Radio Golf” and “Jitney,” “Lestat” (Tony nomination), “Assassins,” “Into the Woods” (Tony and Drama Desk nominations; Hewes Award), “Manon” at L.A. Opera and Berlin Staatsoper, Richard Nelson’s “Conversations in Tusculum,” Frank Wildhorn’s “Wonderland.” She works with such well-known directors as Joe Mantello, James Lapine, Michael Mayer, Walter Bobbie, Robert Falls, Tony Kushner, Robert Woodruff, JoAnne Akalaitis, the late Garland Wright, James MacDonald, Bart Sher, Mark Lamos, Frank Galati, Des McAnuff, Christopher Ashley, Emily Mann, David Jones, Marion McClinton, Rebecca Taichman, Laurie Anderson, Doug Wright, Carole Rothman, Garry Hynes, Richard Nelson and Athol Fugard (the South African writer with whom she works as set and costume designer and often as co-director since 1980). Hilferty also designs for opera, film and dance, and chairs the Department of Design for 8 OVERTURE.ORG - The Flying Karamazov Brothers

Who’s Who in the Cast Stage and Film at NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts. Hilferty’s many awards include a 2000 Obie for Sustained Excellence in Design. DAVID HUTSON (Lighting Design) has travelled the globe as a lighting designer and sometimes production manager since 1990. He has contributed designs to “The Flying Karamazov Brothers’ Sharps Flats and Accidentals,” as well as “Life: A Guide for the Perplexed.” His work has also been seen with Maurice Sendak’s Night Kitchen Theater, Circus Flora, MOMIX, The Parsons Dance Company, Opera Theatre of St. Louis, Jacob’s Pillow: Men Dancers, Seattle’s Moisture Festival and the annual Hispanic Heritage Awards: Live from the Kennedy Center, NBC broadcasts. DOUG ELKINS (Choreographer) Doug began his career as a B-Boy, touring the world with break dance groups New York Dance Express and Magnificent Force, among others. In 1988, he founded the Doug Elkins Dance Company, which performed nationally and internationally for 15 years before disbanding in 2003. Doug is a recipient of significant choreographic commissions and awards from NEA, National Performance Network, Jerome Foundation, Choo-San Goh & H. Robert Magee Foundation, Dance Magazine Foundation, Metropolitan Life/ADF, Hartford Foundation, Brandeis University Award in Dance, New York Dance and Performance Award, among others. In 2006, he was honored in New York City by the Martha Hill Award for Career Achievement, and in September 2008, he received a second Bessie Award for Fräulein Maria, Doug has taught and choreographed work for Israel’s Batsheva Dance Company, The Flying Karamazov Brothers, MaggioDanza and Pennsylvania Ballet. He also worked at Theatre for a New Audience. A graduate of SUNY/Purchase, he received his M.F.A. from Hollins University/ ADF in 2007. He currently teaches at The Beacon School on the Upper West Side of Manhattan. REBECCA VAN DE VANTER (Stage Manager) Rebecca blames her father for all of this. At his behest and while a young impressionable student of technical theater at the impressing institution of UC Santa Cruz, her juggling family (though not, please, during the show) attended a Karamazov show. Through a series of bad puns and witty banter, she found herself assisting backstage the next day. Since then she has met exotic people and gone to wonderful places while enjoying venues all over the country. When not on the road traveling and wrangling jugglers with FKB, she is on the road traveling and wrangling lights with Riverview Systems Group. She enjoys robot T-shirts, carnitas burritos and long walks on the beach. Seriously, bring a tent.

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SUPPORT FOR OVERTURE Roger Lautz David M. Lawver Robert & Jeffrie Leahy Craig & Kathleen Levenick Victor & Judy Levine Marsha Lindsay Richard Linton Efrat Livny & Ken Baun Dale Loomis Anne Lucke Thomas Lynch Maija Maki-Laurila Mary Manering & Dennis Tande Delia Markham Kimberly Mast Lynde & Diane May Chelsea R. McCord Jennifer McCreadie Marcia & Mark McDermid Angela Mehrman Hugh & Victoria Meyers Steven Meyers Irene Middlemas Peter L. Mischler Richard & JoAnn Morgan Matthew K. Nelson Heather Norton Sarah Nuss Daniel O’Brien Mary O’Connor David Olson Kathleen Olson Ron & Pat Paska Robert Pesselman & Gerri DiMaggio-Pesselman Jeffery & Megan Pierce Amy Plumb Ken & Sharon Poniewaz Linda & Paul Post Terence & Jean Prahl Michael & Kimmy Ray Catherine Richard James & Jane Roeber Drs. Carol Diamond & Howard Rowley Steve & Judith Rubert Luanne Ruhland Judy Saeman Benjamin Sager Wilton Sanders & Ms. Sue Milch Don & Barb Sanford Taemie & Michael Saucerman James Schaefer Peter Schierloh Jean Schomisch & John Luehrsen Debra Schroeder Theresa Schuster Robert & Patricia Schwan Linda K. Scott

Kate Sebastian Robert C. Seitz Joe & Mary Ellyn Sensenbrenner Sean Severson Claire Shaffer & Monica Gall Lynda Sharpe Linda Shaw Dr. Philip M. Shultz & Ms. Marsha Vandomelen Maureen Skelton Michael & Kimberly Sloan Sharon Smith Ed & Jennifer Snow Michael Statz Phillip Stefonik Jerry Steinhauer Kathy Stewart Roger L. Stuve James Sugden, III Dan & Barb Takkunen Girma Tefera & Rahel Desalegne Rebecca Thousand & Eric Anderson Beth & David Timm Daniel Treuter Lynn & Vern Tucker Elizabeth Urban Steven & Kristine Vaughn Georgia & Burt Wagner Peter & Toby Wallach Anglinia Washington Kent Wedemeyer Vicky Weier Cindy & Jeff Welch Jacquelyn Whisenant Phyllis Wiederhoeft Scott & Donna Wilson Susan & Rolf Wulfsberg MW Wurl & Julie Thies

Robert E. Forbess Roberta Gassman and Lester Pines Larry Kneeland Joyce Knutson Jim Matras Tim and Joy Neuville Reynold V. Peterson Ginny Janssen and Bill Scheuerell Jeanne* and Joe Silverberg Ron and Christine Sorkness Paul and Joyce Stein Anne N. Stoelting* Vance and Jody Tang Jane Taves Roger and Kristi Williams Dr. Margaret Winston* Kathleen E. Woit, Ph.D. William (Bill) Zorr *deceased

Generously sponsored by:

◆ represent gifts given for special projects The Anderson Legacy Circle The Anderson Legacy Circle recognizes and celebrates those generous supporters who are leaving a gift to Overture through their will, retirement plans or other giving arrangements. Anonymous (2) Thomas J. Basting Sr. & Sally C. Basting Richard Christofferson David and Wendy* Coe Betty Harris Custer Mike and Lee Ann Dillis Dan Dooge and Pam Walgren Robert N. Doornek* Rabbi Irvin and Vivian Ehrlich

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PATRON SERVICES AND INFORMATION Welcome to Overture Center for the Arts Your enjoyment is important to us. Please contact an usher or the ticket office if you have any concerns about your experience here. ORDERING & INFORMATION Order online at overture.org. Buy in person/phone: Visit overture.org/tickets/ buying-tickets for current ticket office hours. Group orders: Groups of 10 or more receive a discount on most performances. Call 608.258.4159 or email groups@overture.org to make reservations. Visit overture.org for event listings, links to artist websites, video, audio, directions, parking and much more. GUEST SERVICES & POLICIES Accessibility: Request accommodations when ordering your tickets. Call 608.258.4452 for information, or to request the following: • Wheelchair-accessible seating • Sign language interpretation • Audio Description • Other accommodations More information: overture.org/tickets/faqs Face Masks: Face masks are optional, but recommended, while at Overture, unless otherwise stated. Children and lap seating: Every person, regardless of age, must have a ticket to enter the theaters for performances. Discounted lap seats are available for some performances. Children under the age of six are not permitted at certain performances. See our season brochure, visit our website or call 608.258.4141 for information. Event Staff: Stagehand services in Overture are provided by members of Local 251 of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees. Ushering and other services are provided by Overture volunteers. For information, visit overture.org/volunteer or call 608.258.4962. Lost and Found: Visit the information desk in the Rotunda Lobby or call 608.258.4973.

Rentals: For information on renting spaces for weddings, performances, meetings or other events, visit overture.org/host or email events@overture.org. ETIQUETTE Please turn off all electronic devices. Smoking, including the use of e-cigarettes, is prohibited in Overture Center. The use of cameras or audio recording in the theaters is prohibited without written permission from Overture Center and the performing company’s management. Drinks are allowed in the theater unless otherwise stated, but please enjoy food in the lobby. In consideration of audience members with scent sensitivities and allergies, please refrain from use of perfumes, aftershaves and other fragrances. RESIDENT COMPANIES Children’s Theater of Madison ctmtheater.org | 608.255.2080 Forward Theater Company forwardtheater.com | 608.234.5001 Kanopy Dance Company kanopydance.org | 608.255.2211 Li Chiao-Ping Dance lichiaopingdance.org | 608.835.6590 Madison Ballet madisonballet.org | 608.278.7990 Madison Opera madisonopera.org | 608.238.8085 Madison Symphony Orchestra madisonsymphony.org | 608.257.3734 James Watrous Gallery wisconsinacademy.org | 608.265.2500 Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra wcoconcerts.org | 608.257.0638

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