‟The Roof of Africa”:
What you need to make it up Kilimanjaro
Langston Hughes Festival of New Plays
• $$$$$$: Kilimanjaro isn’t for everyone! • Training: Make sure you exercise before you embark on your adventure. • No need to speak the local language; your guide speaks English! • A headlamp (especially if you don’t look like a typical tourist). • Trekking poles • A sturdy water bottle • Warm clothing and a sleeping bag (Don’t worry, the porters will carry it for you.)
• More $ to tip your guides, chef, and porters (Don’t sweat it if you forget; most people don’t tip much, or even at all.)
Tilted
Uhuru Peak
Barafu Camp
Shira Camp
Barranco Camp Machame Hut Machame Gate
Karanga Camp Mweka Camp
DECEMBER 5 AND 9 AT 8PM DECEMBER 7 AND 11 AT 4PM
Mweka Village
—HENRIËTTE RIETVELD, PRODUCTION DRAMATURG
ISEMAN THEATER, 1156 CHAPEL STREET 2019–20 STUDIO SERIES
YALE SCHOOL OF DRAMA James Bundy, Dean Victoria Nolan, Deputy Dean Chantal Rodriguez, Associate Dean Kelvin Dinkins, Jr., Assistant Dean
Artistic Staff
Setting
Festival Sound Engineer
Mount Kilimanjaro
Production Stage Manager
Tilted is performed without an intermission.
Liam Bellman-Sharpe Sam Tirrell
PRESENTS
Production Staff Associate Safety Advisors
Cam Camden Kelly O’Loughlin
Tilted
Associate Production Manager
Matthias Neckermann Properties Supervisor
By Gloria Majule Directed by Alex Keegan
Creative Team Sound Designer
Daniela Hart
Production Dramaturg
Henriëtte Rietveld Stage Manager
Aisling Galvin
Eric Walker Run Crew
Bekah Brown Lily Haje Emma Pernudi-Moon Cameron Waitkun
Administration Cast
in alphabetical order Sprite
Brandon E. Burton Mshale
Associate Managing Director
Caitlin Volz
Assistant Managing Director
William Gaines
Management Assistants
Manu Kumasi
Jason Gray Sarah Scafidi
Frannie
House Manager
Sarah Lyddan Henry
Adam Shaukat
Supported by The Benjamin Mordecai III Production Fund.
Sarah Cain
Yale School of Drama productions are supported by the work of more than 200 faculty and staff members throughout the year.
The Studio Series productions are designed to be learning experiences that complement classroom work, providing a medium for students at Yale School of Drama to combine their individual talents and energies toward the staging of collaboratively created works. Your attendance meaningfully completes this process.
THE BENJAMIN MORDECAI III PRODUCTION FUND, established by a graduate of the School, honors the memory of the Tony Award-winning producer who served as Managing Director of Yale Repertory Theatre, 1982–1993, and as Associate Dean and Chair of the Theater Management Department from 1993 until his death in 2005.
YALE SCHOOL OF DRAMA James Bundy, Dean Victoria Nolan, Deputy Dean Chantal Rodriguez, Associate Dean Kelvin Dinkins, Jr., Assistant Dean
Artistic Staff
Setting
Festival Sound Engineer
Mount Kilimanjaro
Production Stage Manager
Tilted is performed without an intermission.
Liam Bellman-Sharpe Sam Tirrell
PRESENTS
Production Staff Associate Safety Advisors
Cam Camden Kelly O’Loughlin
Tilted
Associate Production Manager
Matthias Neckermann Properties Supervisor
By Gloria Majule Directed by Alex Keegan
Creative Team Sound Designer
Daniela Hart
Production Dramaturg
Henriëtte Rietveld Stage Manager
Aisling Galvin
Eric Walker Run Crew
Bekah Brown Lily Haje Emma Pernudi-Moon Cameron Waitkun
Administration Cast
in alphabetical order Sprite
Brandon E. Burton Mshale
Associate Managing Director
Caitlin Volz
Assistant Managing Director
William Gaines
Management Assistants
Manu Kumasi
Jason Gray Sarah Scafidi
Frannie
House Manager
Sarah Lyddan Henry
Adam Shaukat
Supported by The Benjamin Mordecai III Production Fund.
Sarah Cain
Yale School of Drama productions are supported by the work of more than 200 faculty and staff members throughout the year.
The Studio Series productions are designed to be learning experiences that complement classroom work, providing a medium for students at Yale School of Drama to combine their individual talents and energies toward the staging of collaboratively created works. Your attendance meaningfully completes this process.
THE BENJAMIN MORDECAI III PRODUCTION FUND, established by a graduate of the School, honors the memory of the Tony Award-winning producer who served as Managing Director of Yale Repertory Theatre, 1982–1993, and as Associate Dean and Chair of the Theater Management Department from 1993 until his death in 2005.
‟The Roof of Africa”:
What you need to make it up Kilimanjaro
Langston Hughes Festival of New Plays
• $$$$$$: Kilimanjaro isn’t for everyone! • Training: Make sure you exercise before you embark on your adventure. • No need to speak the local language; your guide speaks English! • A headlamp (especially if you don’t look like a typical tourist). • Trekking poles • A sturdy water bottle • Warm clothing and a sleeping bag (Don’t worry, the porters will carry it for you.)
• More $ to tip your guides, chef, and porters (Don’t sweat it if you forget; most people don’t tip much, or even at all.)
Tilted
Uhuru Peak
Barafu Camp
Shira Camp
Barranco Camp Machame Hut Machame Gate
Karanga Camp Mweka Camp
DECEMBER 5 AND 9 AT 8PM DECEMBER 7 AND 11 AT 4PM
Mweka Village
—HENRIËTTE RIETVELD, PRODUCTION DRAMATURG
ISEMAN THEATER, 1156 CHAPEL STREET 2019–20 STUDIO SERIES