God of Carnage
2012-13
By Yasmina Reza Translated by Christopher Hampton March 12 - April 7, 2013
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Welcome Great stories don’t require everyone in the audience to have had the same personal experience in order to appreciate the story being told. When I saw this play on Broadway, I wasn’t a father. But thanks to Yasmina Reza’s marvelous ability to write plays with uncommon insight and appeal, I was able to join with all the parents in the audience and go on a ride of unexpected hilarity. I walked out of the theatre knowing we’d produce this play at Theatre Calgary. Now that I am a father I am more deeply aware of the brilliance and urgency of this story. In this politically correct world we have created for ourselves, there is little room for the freedom of children to just be children. Certainly as parents we are also challenged to be outstanding in the profession of parenthood. It’s become a competitive game where we are in a fight to raise perfect families with perfect children. Outrageous, but true. Many months ago at the day-home my daughter attends— she’s only three—I overheard a nasty comment by a mother about my child’s behavior that day. I saw the look on her face: that judgment from hell that I was not fit to be standing there pushing that stroller. To this very day, I give that woman the evil eye. How will I be when my child goes to school? Help. Oh, and welcome.
DeNNIs GaRNHuM artistic Director
god of carnage DIRECTOR'S NOTES I admit to having been pretty out of the loop when my colleagues began to take notice of a Broadway hit called God of Carnage, by Yasmina Reza. It took me a while to catch up to what all the fuss was about. I frequently heard it described as a real “actor’s piece.” It’s not about huge moving sets, or sweeping soundscapes, or mesmerizing lighting effects; the success of the play rests with the interpretation of the actors. When Dennis Garnhum plunked Reza’s script in front of me, I was excited at the prospect of undertaking an acting role, having heard what a feast it would be to dig into. and then he said, “I don’t want you to be in it.” It took a moment or two to realize he was inviting me to direct this production and once I regained consciousness, I blubbered that this opportunity would be a dream realized. and it has been an absolute dream to work with these actors and stage managers, this designer, this theatre and to do it all for this audience. God of Carnage tells the story of two sets of parents who meet to discuss a fight between their children, but whose attempts to remain civil crumble under the strain of conflicting parenting styles, marital issues, and professional priorities until finally they are reduced to behaving like children themselves. Of her own writing, Reza says, “What motivates me most is writing about people who are well brought up and yet, underneath that veneer, they break down. Their nerves break down. It's when you hold yourself well until you just can't any more, until your instinct takes over." she holds up a mirror to what passes for polite society, with all its self-deceptions and absurdities, and with the deft hand of a born satirist she tears the pretense away and detours these characters into the worst day of their lives.
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I hope it will be one of the best nights of your lives at the theatre, and I hope you thoroughly enjoy what all the fuss was about. JaN alexaNDRa sMITH Director
Up Next Canada’s favourite girl, Anne of Green Gables, comes to our stage next. We’re deeply honoured to be presenting this wonderful musical. Bring your family and feel the warmth of an island—Prince edward Island—the heart of the world.
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This much beloved classic Canadian tale has sold more than 50 million books worldwide and we are thrilled to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of this family friendly musical one year early with a stunning new stage production. “Theatre Calgary spares no expense to bring in the top designers, directors, musicians, choreographers and performers...reminding us once again anything they can do in London, Toronto, Stratford or on Broadway, we can do – just as well if not better – right here in Calgary.”
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TheATre CAlgAry presents
GOD OF CARNAGE By yAsMinA
rezA TrAnslATed By ChrisToPher hAMPTon t he c as t ryAn lUhning
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Michael novak
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Annette raleigh
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AllAn sTiChBUry & PAPhAVee (Poe) liMKUl
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God of CarnaGe is performed without an intermission. Theatre Calgary gratefully acknowledges the support provided from the alberta lottery Fund, by the Government of alberta through The alberta Foundation for the arts, the City of Calgary through Calgary arts Development, the Community spirit Donation Grant Program, the Government of Canada through the Canada Council and Canadian Heritage and all corporate and private contributors.
God of CarnaGe was produced on Broadway by robert Fox, david Pugh & dafydd rogers, stuart Thompson, scott rudin, Jon B. Platt, The Weinstein Company, and The shubert organization. God of CarnaGe is presented by special arrangement with dramatists Play service, inc., new york
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the company and Juliet, Merchant of Venice, Twelfth Night, Two Gentleman of Verona, Free Will Players; Twelfth Night, Strawberries in January, The Red Priest, Globe Theatre. awards: Daniela has received numerous awards for both her acting and playwriting.
R YA N LU H N I N G Alan Raleigh for theatre calgary: A Christmas Carol (2012), Holiday, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Romeo and Juliet, Death of a Salesman, The Philadelphia Story, Macbeth. elsewhere: Race, A Behanding in Spokane, SpeedThe-Plow, The Lieutenant of Inishmore, CockTales, The Pillowman, GZT/H&M; 12 Angry Men, I’ll Be Back Before Midnight, Strangers On a Train, Vertigo; Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, Popcorn, aTP; Boy Gets Girl, The Optimists, Theatre Junction. awards: Nominated for six Betty Mitchell awards; Betty Mitchell award for Outstanding Performance by an actor in a lead Role – The Pillowman; Calgary Theatre Critics award for Best actor in a Play – Race. Ryan is the artistic Director of Ground Zero Theatre and lives in Calgary with his wife Carolyn and two daughters, Grace and Peyton.
H E L E N TAY LO R Veronica Novak for theatre calgary: You Never Can Tell. elsewhere: Calendar Girls, Grand Theatre; Dating by the Book, lighthouse Festival Theatre; Blithe Spirit, Blue Bridge Rep.; Serious Money, The Plough and the Stars, An Ideal Husband, shaw Festival; Hana’s Suitcase, Young People’s Theatre; Dead Guilty, Glorious Geometry in Venice, Festival antigonish; The Good Egg, The Myth of Summer, Mick Unplugged, aTP; Kingfisher Days, Thousand Islands Playhouse; And All For Love, NaC; Dial M for Murder, Theatre aquarius; Twelfth Night, Citadel; As You Like It, Bard on the Beach; The Two Gentlemen of Verona, stratford Festival. film/ television: The Colony, This is Wonderland, Earth: Final Conflict. awards: Dora Mavor Moore award for Best Performance – Wrecked, Roseneath Theatre. Helen is a graduate of the National Theatre school of Canada.
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JAN ALEXANDRA SMITH Director for theatre calgary: actor – Lost - A Memoir, Betrayal, An Ideal Husband. elsewhere: Director – The Mousetrap, Capitol Theatre; Dangerous Corner, Murder on the Nile, Vertigo. Director and Choreographer – Nunsense II, Thousand Islands Playhouse; Fascinating Ladies, lunchbox; The Buddy Holly Story, stage West; Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, Mayfield Inn. actor (selected) – Bloodless, Theatre 20; Forests, Tarragon; How Do I Love Thee?, Tyland, aTP playRites ‘10; Falsettos, How I Learned to Drive, aTP; An Inspector Calls, Spider’s Web, Vertigo; Pride and Prejudice, Rope’s End, MTC; An Ideal Husband, Mrs. Warren’s Profession, You Never Can Tell, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, The Seagull, shaw Festival; Shakespeare’s Will, Cat On A Hot Tin Roof, Popcorn, Beauty Queen of Leenane, My Fair Lady, Citadel; The Dining Room, A Christmas Carol, Grand Theatre; One For the Pot, Les Miserables, Royal alexandra Theatre. awards: Betty Mitchell award for Best actress in a Comedy or Musical – An Ideal Husband; elizabeth sterling Haynes award for Best supporting actress – Popcorn; elizabeth sterling Haynes nominations for Shakespeare’s Will, Sound of Music, My Fair Lady, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes; Betty Mitchell award nomination for Falsettos and The Buddy Holly Story.
Michael Novak for theatre calgary: A Christmas Carol (8 productions), Enron, The Drowsy Chaperone, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, The Cripple of Inishmaan, Saint Joan, Evita (2003, 1993), Cabaret, Rough Crossing, Berlin to Broadway, Little Shop of Horrors, Into the Woods, Anne of Green Gables, Hamlet. elsewhere: Footloose, Rainbow stage; The Full Monty, Urinetown, GZT/H&M; Little Mercy’s First Murder, Vertigo/GZT; DOOM 2012, X-Ray, The Alan Parkinson’s Project, Ghost River; The Mystery of Edwin Drood, Lord Arthur Savile’s Crime, Vertigo; Arcadia, The Optimists, Glengarry Glen Ross, Theatre Junction; Toad of Toad Hall, Amadeus, Treasure Island, Candide, aTP; Pinocchio, The Ice King, Old Trouts; A Tribute to Vaudeville, Grand Theatre; Requiem for a Lost Girl, New York Musical Theatre Festival. awards: Betty Mitchell award for Outstanding Performance – The Alan Parkinson’s Project, Greg Bond award for Musical Theatre. Doug’s company, Dandi Productions, has presented concerts from Manchester to the Hollywood Bowl, and this year will travel to singapore, Malaysia and australia.
DANIELA VLASKALIC Annette Raleigh for theatre calgary: The Cripple of Inishmaan. elsewhere: That Summer, Theatre North West; The Exquisite Hour, Theatre Department; Drama, (playRites ’12), Hippies and Bolsheviks, Picking up Chekhov, (playRites ’06) aTP; Sherlock Holmes: The Final Adventure, Theatre aquarius; How the Other Half Loves, Drayton entertainment; Doubt, Canadian stage; The Drowning Girls, Tarragon / Theatre Gateway / Belfy / Persephone / Citadel / MTC; All’s Well That Ends Well, Hamlet, The Taming of the Shrew, stratford Festival; Vimy, Equus, Einstein’s Gift, Citadel; Arms and the Man, NaC/Citadel/ Vancouver Playhouse; The Blue Light, Firehall arts Centre; A Doll’s House, Persephone Theatre; At the Zenith of the Empire, Teatro la Quindicina; Apple, Workshop West Theatre; Love’s Labour’s Lost, Romeo
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RICK RINDER
Set & Costume Design
Stage Manager
Theatre Calgary debut. elsewhere: set & Costume – Little Shop of Horrors, Fire, A Streetcar Named Desire, As You Like it, Blue Bridge Rep; Metamorphosis, Globe; Last Five Years, Grand Theatre; Bird Brain, YPT; Betrayal, Theatre & Co.; Chasing the Moment, arcola (london, uK); A Number, Belfry. set – Death of A Salesman, Blue Bridge Rep. Costume – Hush, Tarragon; Where’s My Money, alley Co-op. set & lighting – Dead Man’s Cell Phone, Persephone; Turn of the Screw, Belfry. assistant Design Credits include – Royal shakespeare Company (RsC) Complete Works Festival season: Dirty Dancing, Cabaret, london West-end; Netherlands Opera; Norwegian National Opera; Royal Opera Covent Garden. upcoming: Patrick will be designing Falsettos for acting up stage Co. and My Fair Lady for Blue Bridge Rep. Patrick is a member of the associated Designers of Canada.
PA P H A V E E ( P O E ) L I M K U L Lighting Design Theatre Calgary debut. elsewhere: selected credits include - assistant lighting Design, The Pirates of Penzance, stratford Festival; assistant lighting Design - Banff summer Dance Festival 2012; lighting Design - Top Gun the Musical, lower Ossington Theatre; Deceived, Teatron Toronto Jewish Theatre; Yellow Face, Hart House Theatre in partnership with fu-GeN asian Canadian Theatre Company; The Shadow of a Boy, Royal Porcupine Productions. set and lighting Design - Damned Girl, Impulse Theatre; Wreckage, La Ronde, Phoenix Theatre (university of Victoria); Geez!, saTCO. set Design – Showdown 2.0, DISS, Mixed Company Theatre; A Hamburger in a Pita, Teatron Toronto Jewish Theatre. awards: Dora award nomination for DISS (Best Production and Best Performance, 2011), nomination from Monday Magazine for La Ronde (Best lighting Designer, 2009). Poe is a Theatre Design Professor at Bangkok university, Thailand and a member of associated Designers of Canada.
for theatre calgary: God of Carnage marks Rick’s 43nd show at Theatre Calgary. His first was Homage to Chagall (with TC’s stagecoach Players) in 1980 and his most recent was Next to Normal earlier this season. elsewhere: stage Manager – Centaur Theatre, NaC, Canadian stage, Toronto Free Theatre, MTC, Royal Winnipeg Ballet, Citadel, DJD, Banff Centre, arts Club (where he has also directed), Vancouver Playhouse, Belfry Theatre. Rick lives in Maple Ridge, BC, with the amazing Nadine, close to two year-old granddaughter, elizabeth, who will become a big sister in July.
AILSA BIRNIE Assistant Stage Manager
ALLAN STICHBURY Lighting Design for theatre calgary: One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, The Wars, Of Mice and Men (set), The Cocktail Hour (set and Costumes), Farther West, The Real Thing (lighting), Quartermaine’s Terms, Mass Appeal, Wrong for Each Other (set, Costumes and lighting). elsewhere: Recent Productions include Communion (set and lighting), aTP; The Flying Dutchman (set), The Rakes Progress (set), Pacific Opera Victoria; Barber of Seville (set), The Vancouver Opera; Miracle Worker (set), Vancouver Playhouse; Mail Order Bride (set), Blyth Festival. allan has designed for theatres all across Canada. Internationally he designed the lighting on Broadway for Mr. Lincoln, and the set for Hanuman the Mighty at the Royal Theatre, Bangkok Thailand, as well as numerous other productions. allan is a member of associated Designers of Canada and a Professor at the university of Victoria in the Theatre Department.
S TA F F O R D P E R R Y Fight Director for theatre calgary: actor - Enron, A Christmas Carol (2011, 2012), Enchanted April, Timothy Findley’s The Wars (Vancouver Playhouse co-pro), Much Ado About Nothing (Fuse ’07). elsewhere: Romeo and Juliet, Neptune; As You Like It, Pride and Prejudice, Citadel; Double Indemnity, Rope, The Mousetrap, And Then There Where None, Vertigo; Stray, Workshop West; With Bells On, lunchbox; The Clink, The Cherry Orchard, Double Inconstancy, studio Theatre; Romeo and Juliet, Much Ado About Nothing, Two Gentleman of Verona, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, shakespeare in the Park. stafford is a graduate of the university of alberta BFa in acting program and was a part of the Banff/Citadel Professional Theatre Training Program for two seasons.
for theatre calgary: stage Manager – Pride and Prejudice (NaC co-pro), One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest (MTC co-pro), Betrayal, Jake and the Kid. assistant stage Manager – Shirley Valentine, Tosca Cafe (Vancouver Playhouse co-pro), The Drowsy Chaperone (MTC co-pro), Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, An Ideal Husband, Beauty and the Beast (Citadel co-pro), Timothy Findley’s The Wars (Vancouver Playhouse co-pro), The Cripple of Inishmaan, Glorious! (Canadian stage co-pro), Guys & Dolls (Citadel/ MTC co-pro), Wingfield’s Inferno, Sherlock Holmes. elsewhere: stage Manager – Gaslight, When Girls Collide, Vertigo; Passion Play (2008 – 2013), Canadian Badlands Passion Play society; With Bells On, Under the Bright Sun, This Is A Play, Petro Canada Stage One 2006, lunchbox Theatre; Gilgamesh La-Z-Boy, Doing Leonard Cohen, Sylvia Plath Must Not Die, OYR. up next for ailsa is Red at aTP.
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KIM’S CONVenIENCE By i NS CHOi Directed by Weyni mengesha, Featuring ins Choi, Paul Sun-Hyung Lee, esther Jun, Andre Sills and Jean Yoon SeP t e m Ber 3 to 29
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“Everybody know this store, they know me. This store my story.” For many years Korean immigrant mr. Kim has worked hard to support his wife and children with his toronto convenience store. Now, as he nears retirement, will anyone keep the doors open? You’ll laugh out loud at this fractured and loving family as they face the future and confront the past. timely insights, charming characters and a story about people you will recognize. A top-10 hit of toronto’s 2012 theatre season, this award winning production is now embarking on a national tour.
THE GREAT GATSBY By F. Scott Fitzgerald, Adapted for the stage by Simon Levy, Directed by Kim Collier OC tOBer 15 to NOv e m Ber 10
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“I like large parties. They’re so intimate. At small parties there isn’t any privacy.” For mysterious and wealthy Jay gatsby, a seemingly perfect life of lavish parties and privilege hides a darker world of obsession. His quest to win back his first love threatens to shatter many lives and change more than one American dream. experience the glitz and glamour of the Jazz Age and one of the most unforgettable stories of the twentieth century. We’ve had huge success bringing great novels to life on our stage. This adaptation is a thrilling ride through a very sexy and complicated time in history. One of the hottest and most innovative Canadian theatre artists, Kim Collier, directs this production— for our eyes only. - Dennis
We are fortunate and honoured to be hosting this hilarious and touching Canadian play! 여러분을 킴스 편의점으로 초대합니다! i invite all of you to Kim’s Convenience! - Dennis
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A CHRISTMAS CAROL
MAJOR BARBARA
By Charles Dickens. Adapted and Directed by Dennis garnhum, Associate Director Simon mallett, Starring Stephen Hair as ebenezer Scrooge
By george Bernard Shaw, Directed by Dennis garnhum, Starring Dean Paul gibson.
NOv e m Ber 28 to DeCe m Ber 24
F eBruA rY 11 to m A rCH 9
27 Years of Spirited Tradition
SH AW ’S SH A r Pe S t SOCi A L COm eDY
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“I am a Millionaire. That is my religion.” Young major Barbara of the Salvation Army is dedicated to saving souls. When she is reunited with her father, a millionaire weapons manufacturer, it seems the two are destined to see the world through very different eyes. in this battle of good versus evil, finding a winning side is never as simple
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series subscribers enjoy a 20% discount on single ticket purchases to A Christmas Carol. tickets must be booked before December 13. Limit 10 tickets per household.
celebrating the 20th Anniversary of stephen hair as ebenezer scrooge
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THE join us for a MOUNTAINTOP MARY POPPINS The Theatre Calgary Production of Disney’s and Cameron mackintosh’s
By Katori Hall
m A rCH 25 to A Pr i L 20 m A rt i N Lu t H er K i Ng J r . i N H iS mOm eN t OF t ru t H
“You just a man, baby. You’re not God, though some folk’ll say you got mighty close.” The night before his assassination, martin Luther King Jr. retires to room 306 in the now famous Lorraine motel in memphis. When a feisty young maid visits him to deliver a cup of coffee, King is forced to confront
A musical based on the stories of P.L. travers, and the Walt Disney Film, Original music and Lyrics by richard m. Sherman and robert B. Sherman, Book by Julian Fellowes, New Songs and Additional music and Lyrics by george Stiles and Anthony Drewe, Co-Created by Cameron mackintosh in Co-Production with the Citadel Theatre. m AY 6 to J u N e 22 t H e Pr AC t iCA L LY Per F eC t muSiCA L
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his life, his legacy and the future of his people. A truly
Things haven’t been going well for the Banks family.
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the much-loved classic will burst onto our stage.
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kim’S convenience awa r d w i n n i ng ca na di a n com e dy Se p t e m ber 3 to 29
by ins choi, directed by weyni mengesha, Featuring ins choi, paul Sun-Hyung Lee, esther Jun, andre Sills and Jean yoon, a Soulpepper Theatre company production (toronto)
“Everybody know this store, they know me. This store my story.”
the great gatSby gL a mou r , deca de nce obSe S Sion o c tober 15 to nov e m ber 10
by F. Scott Fitzgerald, adapted for the stage by Simon Levy, directed by Kim collier
“I like large parties. They’re so intimate. At small parties there isn’t any privacy.”
a chriStmaS carol nov e m ber 28 to dece m ber 24
by charles dickens. adapted and directed by dennis garnhum, associate director Simon mallett, Starring Stephen Hair as ebenezer Scrooge
27 Years of Spirited Tradition
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SH aw ’S SH a r pe S t Soci a L com e dy F e brua ry 11 to m a rcH 9
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Shakespeare in the Park Theatre calgary and mount royal university present
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By Zach Moull, Assistant Dramaturg, and Shari Wattling, Artistic Associate.
WHEN INSTINCT TAKES OVER: THE THEATRE OF YASMINA REZA
gym. I like to work with the language. I like to find the best ways of expressing what the author wanted to say.”
French playwright Yasmina Reza has described her plays as “theatre of nerves.” In a 2012 interview with the Guardian, she explained: “What motivates me most is writing about people who are well brought up and yet, underneath that veneer, they break down. Their nerves break down. It’s when you hold yourself well until you just can’t any more, until your instinct takes over. It’s physiological.”
christopher hampton. (photo credit: tom Keller)
Yasmina Reza. (photo credit: pascal Victor)
Reza’s spark of inspiration for God of Carnage came from the real-life experience of one of her son’s classmates, who broke a tooth in a playground fight with another boy. The victim’s mother complained to Reza that the other boy’s parents hadn’t even called to apologize. “I immediately thought that there was an interesting theme there,” Reza told the Los Angeles Times. That absent apology gave her a keen starting point. If the fraught conversation had taken place, how long could the veneer of politesse have been maintained? The caustic and often hilarious social commentary of Reza’s plays has led to international success. ‘Art’, written in 1994 and translated two years later, won an unprecedented hat-trick of awards: the Molière in Paris, the Olivier in london, and the Tony in New York. That play pits three friends against each other as they debate the merits of an expensive—and entirely white— painting that one of them has bought. God of Carnage, written in 2006 and translated two years later, won her the Olivier and the Tony again. When God of Carnage won the 2009 Tony award for Best Play, Reza shared the award with her “dearest Christopher”— Christopher Hampton, the english translator of most of her plays. Hampton is a tremendously successful writer in his own right, and the author of several plays including his stage adaptation of Les Liaisons Dangereuses, which later became the Oscar-winning screenplay for the film Dangerous Liaisons. aside from Reza, Hampton has also translated esteemed playwrights such as Molière and Chekhov. “Translation,” he told France magazine, “uses different muscles than those you use when writing your own plays. I sometimes say it’s like going to the
Hampton first translated both ‘Art’ and God of Carnage into British english for the london stage and then, with the help of the original Broadway casts, created versions in North american vernacular. For God of Carnage, he went one step further, transporting the action of the play from Paris to Brooklyn. During the first days of rehearsal in New York, he explained to France magazine, “we put in all the local references, so the flower shop at Mouton-Duvernet becomes a Korean deli. Instead of Parc Montsouris, we have Brooklyn’s Cobble Hill Park and Walt Whitman Park. Instead of the Métro, there is the el, and so on.” The core of Reza’s play translates easily to other locations—whether in Paris or london, New York or Calgary, we recognize the ridiculous spectacle of adults behaving badly.
THE ART OF TRANSLATION Yasmina Reza on Christopher Hampton (from the Guardian): “I don’t trust him at all! No, I adore him, he’s a great friend, but I’m not blindly trusting. I remember the first time we met, he had translated ‘Art’ into english and I called him up and said, ‘I received your first draft.’ He said, ‘What do you mean, my first draft? It’s the play. It’s the translation. It’s not a draft.’ I said, ‘Yes it is. There’s work to be done.’ up to that point, Christopher had only translated dead people. This was the first time he’d had someone alive, on the phone to him. We reworked and reworked it and I know I was annoying him and he was saying to people, ‘she’s giving me such a hard time and she barely speaks english!’ Now my english is much better.” Christopher Hampton on Yasmina Reza (from the Los Angeles Times): “Yasmina is very exacting. With ‘Art’, she didn’t really speak english. But she speaks it now. I told her that she taught herself english to make my life a misery!”
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arrange the apples and pears in a greased 9-inch glass baking dish or pie plate. Pour the batter over the fruit. Bake for 1 hour, or until the clafouti is lightly browned and a fork plunged into its centre comes out clean. serve warm or at room temperature.
WHO’S WHO ON THE COFFEE TABLE? Francis Bacon (1909 – 1992), an Irish painter, is known for his disturbing and subversive images of terror. For example, his “screaming Pope” paintings distort and disfigure a famous Renaissance portrait of Pope Innocent x.
CLAFOUTI À LA CARNAGE Clafouti, a flan-like dessert made from fresh fruit baked in sweet batter, hails from the Limousin region of southwest France. It is traditionally made with ripe dark cherries—pits left in. But there are also variations using seasonal fruits such as apples, pears, plums, and berries. This recipe for Veronica’s apple and pear clafouti has been adapted from Julia Child’s Mastering the art of French Cooking to match the dish described in God of Carnage. 1 crisp apple, peeled, cored, and cut into very thin slices (1/8 inch thick) 1 ripe pear, peeled, cored, and cut into thicker slices (1/4- to 1/2-inch thick) 1/4 cup cognac or sweet white wine 1/3 cup sugar 1/4 tsp cinnamon 1 cup milk 1/3 cup sugar 3 eggs 1 Tb vanilla extract 1/8 tsp salt 1/2 cup sifted flour 1/4 cup fine gingerbread or ginger snap crumbs Combine the cognac or wine, 1/3 cup sugar, and cinnamon in a mixing bowl. add the apples and pears and let stand for 1 hour. Remove the fruit with a slotted spoon and set aside. Reserve the resulting liquid. Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Place the remaining ingredients in a blender or food processor. add the liquid from the mixing bowl. Blend at top speed for 1 minute until the mixture forms a smooth batter. If you have no blender, mix ingredients thoroughly with a wooden spoon, then strain the batter through a sieve.
Oscar Kokoschka (1886 – 1980), an austrian painter and writer, was one of the foremost expressionists of the 20th century. His portraits are famed for laying bare the inner lives of their subjects. a multi-talented artist, Kokoschka wrote poems, plays, and other literature, and also designed sets for theatre and opera. Tsuguharu Foujita (1886 – 1968), a Japanese painter and printmaker, lived in Paris for many years and was a friend of artists such as Pablo Picasso and Henri Matisse. Foujita worked with thin lines on porcelain-like white backgrounds, a delicate style influenced by Japanese traditions. He is best known for his paintings of nude women and cats. Peoples of the Tundra: Northern Siberians in the PostCommunist Transition (2002), by John P. Ziker, is a scholarly book about the native Dolgan and Nganasan peoples of Russia’s arctic.
TALKBACK TUESDAYS Enhance Your Evening at Theatre Calgary Immediately following the performance, join members of the cast as they return to the stage for an intimate and lively discussion and Q&a session about the play, the theatre and the acting process. This is a great opportunity to share your questions and get a behind-the-scenes perspective on the performance. You never know where the conversation will lead. Talkbacks are approximately 15 - 20 minutes in duration.
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COMEDY OF MANNERS God of Carnage has been frequently described as a “comedy of manners without the manners.” Comedy of manners is a genre of play that satirizes the conduct and affectations of a particular social class or group. Typically, these plays ridicule the pretensions of characters (usually upper or middle class), and highlight their inability to live up to their own social standards. In so doing, comedies of this type poke fun at the manners and behaviour of the audience itself. The origins of this genre are found in the writings of the ancient Greek playwright Menander (c. 342-291 BC), who became known for his portrayal of realistic characters in comedic situations. It was during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries that the comedy of manners truly flourished. French playwright Molière took aim at the hypocrisy of society in such plays as The School for Wives, The Misanthrope and Tartuffe. In england, the follies and foibles of the aristocracy were lampooned in popular Restoration comedies such as William Wycherley’s The Country Wife, William Congreve’s The Way of the World and later 18th century plays She Stoops to Conquer, by Oliver Goldsmith, and The School for Scandal, by Richard Brinsley sheridan. The techniques of this genre continued into the late 19th and early 20th century with playwrights such as Oscar Wilde (The Importance of Being Earnest), Noël Coward (Hay Fever) and George Bernard shaw (Pygmalion). In fact, throughout the last century, the comedy of manners tradition has continued on our stages and expanded to our television sets and our movie theatres. One need only look at re-runs of Seinfeld or Friends to see the silliness of our manners, our social standards and our contemporary society reflected back at us, confirming the old adage, “the more things change, the more they stay the same.”
Roman fresco of the Greek dramatist menander located in pompeii.
engraving of a scene from molière’s Tartuffe, 1892, by J. Ballin.
sources “11 Incredible Mobile Marketing statistics,” Viralblog (May 16, 2012). Web (Feb 25, 2013). Julia Child, Mastering the Art of French Cooking, 1961. elizabeth Day, “Yasmina Reza,” Guardian (Jan 22, 2012). amanda Giguere, The Plays of Yasmina Reza on the English and American Stage, 2010. “Playwrights Yasmina Reza and Christopher Hampton discuss God of Carnage,” Los Angeles Times (May 2, 2011). sara Romano, interview with Christopher Hampton, France (Fall 2009). statistics Canada, “Residential Telephone service survey,” The Daily (Dec 2010). Web (Feb 25, 2013). Jane Turner, ed., The Dictionary of Art, 1996.
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Q: Tell us a bit about yourself. A: I [Dave] am the Vice President of Retail
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Q: Do you remember the first show you adopted?
A: West Side Story - that was the season [2004/05] the Adopt-a-Play program began. We thought Adopt-a-Play was a really neat idea. We’ve always donated, since we first became subscribers, but when the Adopt-a-Play program came along, we knew it was something we had to be a part of.
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Are we presenting one of your favourite shows this year? Adopting a play is a unique way to commemorate a play that’s near and dear to your heart. Adopt one for yourself, one for a friend, or perhaps one for that someone who has everything but their very own play.
I [Debbie] am an active volunteer in the Calgary community with a number of different organizations.
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We have lived in Calgary since 1999 – we moved here from Vancouver, but we’ve lived in each of the Western provinces.
theatre that wants to become a little more involved, beyond just buying tickets. Anyone could be an Adopt-a-Play member!
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other couples; we all became season ticket holders at the same time. Theatre Calgary is a nice evening out. We’ve always had an interest and involvement with theatre - MTC in Winnipeg, and in Regina when we lived there. I [Debbie] used to volunteer for MTC. We just have a love for live theatre!
Q: How important do you think Theatre Calgary is to the Calgary community (including yourselves)? A: We believe the arts in general are vital to the community. We’ve been involved in a variety of local arts initiatives; we believe it’s the fabric of the community. We think everyone should be exposed to different forms of art, in order to be a well-rounded individual.
Q: What is the importance or significance of the Adopt-a-Play program for you? A: We were donors already, and Adopt-a-Play
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for Theatre Calgary, is we know how expensive it is to put on a production. We think Theatre Calgary is doing a great job with the play selections! We know that even a full house doesn’t cover all the bills. We want arts and theatre to survive, but not just any theatre, good theatre, and that’s what Theatre Calgary provides - really good theatre. Theatre Calgary has the variety and quality of theatre we can appreciate. We know the price of the ticket does not cover all [only 60%] of what it takes to make it happen. Showing your support outside of the ticket cost is vital to the theatre and ensures that they can maintain the high quality of shows they offer.
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anonymous Joy alford & Dan Magyar Robert armstrong & Phil Ivers Wilda & Janet arnold & Gayle Hayes louis & Carmie auger Diane M. auld Diane & Frank Babienko stantec Consulting Banff aspen lodge Baywest Homes ltd. Robin & Ian Beddis Clare Beers & J. Timothy Buehner Michele, Paul, Megan & Matt Beitel James Bergeron & aileen Delaney John & sherry Bicknell Rut Bjorkum-Mason Dave & Marilyn Bradley John Brogly Tom & Jeanne Bulger Burnswest Corporation Randi Busenius & Brain Chaisson Tom Byttynen & Janet McMaster a.s.l. & Wendy J. Campbell Colin & ann Card John & Margaret Carleton, Norton Rose Canada Celero solutions ellen & Bill Chidley Carlene & Bruce Chrumka Janice Clark Coca-Cola Refreshments Canada lois Cole Mary Comeau, Norton Rose Canada Roman Cooney & Debbie Bruckner K. Coutts Kathleen Cowick & Dave sorrensen, Norton Rose Canada Graham Cox & Marlene stewart, Norton Rose Canada lou Cusano Barbara & Tadeusz Dabrowski Deloitte evelyn Main & Jim Dinning Dr. David & Kris Docherty susan & Ross Douglas Greg & Tara Draper Gary & leslie Duchak David & Roxanne Dunlop Rob & Fracey easson
David eeles, Norton Rose Canada Pat elliott lisa evern F. Ferguson, Norton Rose Canada TransCanada Corporation Jim Floyd, PowerOn ltd. Brian French, Where Magazine John & audrey Fry Terry Gale, standard General Rob Geremia & Bonnie Kowaliuk Ricardo & Betti anne Giammarino Warren & Kristine Gieck Global Training Centre Bruce Graham, Calgary economic Development Donald & Joan Greenfield Grosvenor americas Charlie Guille, Cougar Contractors ltd. H & R Block Barb Haggis, Young & Haggis Insurance s. Hanlon, Gibson energy Inc. Brad Harper, Telus Communications Gord Harris & Nancy Dalton Kevin & Kathy Hildebrand Bernette Ho, Norton Rose Canada eva & Gord Hoffman Brian Hook Ryan & Kate Hoult Brian & Barbara Howes Clarke & adele Hunter, Norton Rose Canada Guy & Riina Huntingford Nicola & Gary Jacques Debra Johnstone & Gary agnew, Cenera Inc. Glenna Jones & Michael sherman The Kahanoff Foundation laurie & Barry Kenley Bill & elspeth Kirk Barb & Yukio Kitagawa Gregory Kurkowski elaine lam Bob & Mary lamond Dave & Kirsten lankester sharon & Gord larsen Tracy & Chris lee Beth lennard, First executive Centre Ray limbert & associates, BMO Nesbitt Burns Kerrie logan, Norton Rose Canada andrew & alison love Ray & Bernice Mack
Bruce & Kathy MacKenzie, Royal Bank of Canada Dr. Michael & Illa Maher Riaz Mamdani, strategic Group art Marche John J. Marshall, Norton Rose Canada Corinne & andy Martel Christine & Tim Martin Brenda & Mark Mason Tracey & Dr. lloyd Maybaum scott McGeachy Jim & Dorothy Mcleod Mauro & Brenda Meneghetti alan & Geri Moon stuart & Catherine Mugford Chuck Mulvenna, Canada safeway John & Karen Murphy Chad Newcombe Deborah Nickerson alan Norris, Brookfield Residential Properties alan & shelly Norris Neil Nutik & ellanor Vallance-Nutik Jock & Diana Osler Bob & Rhonda Osness, Osness Insurance ltd. alex Osten Donald & leslie Park Jay & Cheryl Park, Norton Rose Canada The Pennell Family Ron Plucer stuart Olson Construction Ted Poppitt Robert Rakochey, Norton Rose Canada Margo & Brant Randles sheila & Reno Redenbach RGO Office Products Partnership Bob & Jean-ann Rooney Dr. Wayne Rosen & Dr. laurie lemieux Vera Ross Juli & Paul sacco Norm & Kathy schachar Maggie schofield Craig senyk, Mawer Investment John & Grace shaddick Brent & Gail shervey Clarice siebens Roger & lorna smith stephen smith, strike energy services William smith Dr. shean & Tish stacey James M. stanford Curtis & shannon stange Dr. M. steele & Dr. a. Daly
Vera swanson O.C. lynn Tanner & Margaret Graw Harry & linda Taylor Mark Thompson & Kristina Hall TransCanada Corporation Bill & Cindy Tuer, Norton Rose Canada Michael & susan Tumback Randal & Pam Van De Mosselaer, Norton Rose Canada Jud Virtue, Norton Rose Canada alida Visbach & Paul Corbett Darren & lana Walters, Plumbing Plus Greg & lori Waslen Rob & Candace Waters edith & Cal Wenzel Western Management Consultants Ken & stephanie Wilson
ADOPT-A-PLAY God of CarnaGe sUppoRteRs Dave & Marilyn Bradley Brian & Yvonne Conway B.K. Milne stuart Olley & Mayra Diaz andrea & Robert sartor Joanne schaefer
2012/13 plaY sUppoRteRs anonymous John armstrong & Karyn leidal Roy & Roberta Barr al & linda Braun Don & Marlene Campbell ellen & Bill Chidley Robert D.D. Cormack Frances Coward Don & Karol Dabbs Demiantschuk lequier Burke & Hoffinger Marion Dobberthien Rob & Francey easson Jamie Furtner Don & lone Gardner Dr. Donald Gladman & Irene shewchuk David & anne Hills eva & Gord Hoffman Dr. Ted Jablonski Barbara & Yukio Kitagawa Howard & Janet Mclean alan & shelly Norris Carolyn s. Phillips In Memory of Barbara Quirk
Maria Rees & Michael Binnion Debbie & Dave Rodych Norm & Kathy schachar Ken & sharon schoor Dr. shean & Tish stacey James M. stanford unified Process Mentors, Mark & louise lines John & Peggy Van De Pol
INDIVIDUAL DONORS INVestoR aRC Financial Corporation John & Faye Fisher Nexen employee Matching Fund
sUstaINeR Richard & lois Haskayne Tom McCabe Barbara & Yukio Kitagawa Bruce & Janis Morrison
BeNeFactoR Dale & stacey Burstall Martha Cohen laura Daniels & Doug smith Roger & leslie McMechan Nexen Inc. Community Involvement Osten-Victor Fund at The Calgary Foundation Wanklyn Family Fund at The Calgary Foundation
assocIate anonymous Brent allardyce Diana & David Ballard Nolan & Carol Blades Gary & Tracey Boehm Ian & Gwen Burgess Cenovus employee Foundation Kirsten Cook-Zaba & Dwayne Zaba encana Corporation, Community Investment Matching Gifts lawrence & Berta Fisher Carolyn & larry Hursh Richard J. Kennedy Professional Corp. Corinne & andy Martel Brian Mills & susan Tyrrell Gareth Morgan leyton Morris David & Karen Morton Ken & lois Nelson Barbara Peddlesden Bernadette & Thomas Raedler
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our donors (...continued) Fred l. scott Talisman energy Dave & Martha Taylor William & Colleen Tobman Willis Winter Robert Woodrow
FRIeND anonymous Doreen abugov larry adorjan sandeep & Donna aggarwal Marguerite & Rene amirault Margo & Paul ancel David & Bev andrews stephen a. arsenych eric arrata Frank Babienko Bernice Baher Carol Baker Don & Carol Baker Gwen Baker Barbara Beaton Benoit Beauchamp & lyne audet Corey & Jen Belanger Nancy Bell susan Belsher Thomas R. & Beverly Benson allison Bergen David Bernatchez Greg & Danielle Bertsch allan & Donna Black Barbara Black & Malcolm Turner Bev & Mike Blancher Blubrown Communications Inc. Peter & Jan Bolton Gerry Bowland Brian Brausen Jim Brewington Dr. Joan Meldrum & alan Brooks P.a. Brown Bruce & Heather Brunette Tina Buckthorp Helga Budwill sher & Richard Burk Marion Burrus David & sebina Butts Gordy & Brenda Cannady Kathy Carry Ray Caufield Marjorie Challand Donna Chapman Kaye & Irv Cherneski Jim & eleanor Chinnick Dr. Patricia Chow Margaret Churchill andrea Clark Bill & laurie Clay sandy & Neill Coad Ronald & Jane Collie Maureen Cook
Robert D.D. Cormack Greg Coupal Denis Couturier & Jo-ann de Repentigny Margaret Crichton K.W. Crowshaw Jean & Keith Curtis Barbara & Gerry Darichuk Glenn & Melody Davies Gloria Davis luigi & Joyce De somma linda Decker Nancy & Pete Desai David & Kris Docherty alexis Douglas Pat Drysdale Denis & Pat Duke Willa & Don Dumka Danielle & scott Durocher Dr. lori a. egger encana Cares Foundation Tom & Marion enta Michael ervin & Martina Maclean Dwayne & Rita ewanchuk David & Dawn Falk lynne Fawcett Jannette Helen Festival G.J. Filyk Mike & lorie Flynn elaine French Cathie Foote & art Frank Yolande & Denis Gagnon Guy & Maryann Gamberg Barb & Dan Giba alan Glover lenora & Nicholas Gnida Ron & Helen Goodman Karen & Jack Grant Don & Pauline Gray Peggy Gray J.G. Grier Pamela Grigg Ian Haddow Daniel Hall Glen & Nancy Hammerlindl Clive Hampton & shirley Novak Barbara R. Hay John C. & linda Heffer eugene & ellen Helfrich Kathy Helfrick Jane Hessdorfer laurie Hillis Tammy Hironaka Bruce & sherry Hnidan John & Gillian Hopkins Blair Howell & laura MacDonald Grant & Cathie Huber Geoff Hughes James Hughes John Humphrey & laura Mcleod larry & Carolyn Hursh
Perry Itzcovitch Gordon James Carrol Jaques & Bob loov Carol Jensen Barrie Johnson Glen & Joan Johnston suzy & andrew Judson Faisal Kassam evelyn J. Keddie Darlene & Brian Kelly Margaret Kho Diane & Kelly Kimmett Phyllis King Jim & Maureen Kirby sheila Kirkland Joyce Kneeland anne & allan Kostyniuk elanda Kowalchuk Helle Kraav Gerri Krienke Herb & Kathy Kroeker George & susannah Kurian Valerie Macleod & Frank Kurucz Marion laing stewart lang Molly larrigan Donald & Carolyn larsen lorne & Pat larson Roger & Diane leach Helen leblanc Mark & Brenda lenko Richard leslie P.eng. linda lesoway Tammy l.D. liddle Marion little l. & C. loomes Cathy & Greg loughlin Diane & larry lozinski lukacik Family Debbie MacDonald & John sojak Trisha MacKay Daryl Macleod Jean Macnab sylvia Madder Brian P. Mahoney Cheryl ann Manness art Marche evelyn Martens Blair Mason Dale & Norma Mastre Richard Matthews Patrick Mcadoo Marilyn Mcelheran Ronald & sylvia McIntosh Douglas & Glenda Mclean Doug & Cheryl ann Merchant annette Messer lorretta Miller David Mitchell Jennie Molloy Doug & Gail Monk Charles Moore
Peter & Jackie Morgan Barbara & Michael Morin Mona Muir stephen & laine Mulholland Wendy Mullane Nerds on site Calgary NGl supplies Keith & Kathleen Nicholson Nine One One Communications Carla G. Nixon Catherine Norman Dr. Barbara Nowinska Colleen O'Brien Karen Ormon John & Dianne O'Rourke C. Gordon Packer Bev Palko Karen & John Palmer Brad & Donalda Paton al Patterson Diana Patterson Robert Penner Mike & lorie Pesowski louella & Wayne Pethrick stacey Petropoulos & Chad Haase P & D accounting services ltd. Ross & Mary Phillips William Phillips Quentin Pittman & Jody Wood Frances Plaunt Ronald & Marjorie Potts Verna & Bryan Pryce Nancy e. Raines Wayne & susan Ramsden Del Rath Paul Raynor Rob Remmer Jayne Reynett & William Goudkuil Donna Riback Patricia Riggins Dixie Robbins steven T. Robertson Howard & Karen Roppel Dr. P.a. Roxburgh Craig Rubie Paul & Juli sacco Christine sargeant Jo-ann schwartzenberger Jana seibel David severson Cheryl sheppard Don sibbald Ian & susan simister Catherine & Peter sliwa Kelly smith & Dan Fichter Penny smith Peter & Gail snell John & Marian spring alyce & Red storey Harold stringer
lesley stuart Margaret sundstrom Dave & Darlene swanson Valerie & H. allen swanson Carolyn & David Tavender Jim & Roberta Taylor J.R. Thompson Owen & Dianne Thomson lynne J. Thornton lynn Topp Pamela & allan Twa Peter & Josephine Tymko Pieter Van Vliet evelyn Vandenhengel Irene Virtue andrew & Bina Wade David Walker & Brenda McClellan Patricia Walker alan & Bernie Warden Nomi Whalen Bob & Wendy Whyte Ken & Bev Wiens art Williamson & lynda McPhee Ruth ann Wilton George Woodings Terry & lora Wyman Norm & Jackie Zacharuk Donna & George Zahary Herrat Zahner Del & Marjorie Zingle
SENATORS William R. Blain, Q.C. Don Boyes Derek Bridges Martha Cohen Joyce Doolittle Kay Grieve David Haigh Harry Hartley Margaret Hess, Q.C. les Kimber Jan McCaghren Victor Mitchell Barbara Morin Gerry Nichol Fred scott lynne J. Thornton Derek Warren Nomi Whalen For more information on donating to Theatre Calgary, contact Shirley Yurchi-Weber at 403-294-7440 ext 1002 or donations@theatrecalgary.com
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night with the stars sponsors Norm & Kathy Schachar
god of carnage opening night sponsors community partners
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