ST. GERMAIN STAGEJULY 5–27, 2019

FEATURING

Cary Donaldson Carson Elrod Jeff McCarthyRuth Pferdehirt Debra Jo Rupp

WIG DESIGNER PRODUCTION STAGE MANAGER CASTING Mary Schilling-Martin Richard Lundy Pat McCorkle, Katja Zarolinski, CSA

BERKSHIRE PRESS REPRESENTATIVE NATIONAL PRESS REPRESENTATIVE DIGITAL ADVERTISING

Charlie Siedenburg Matt Ross Public Relations The Pekoe Group

SCENIC DESIGNER COSTUME DESIGNER LIGHTING DESIGNER SOUND DESIGNER/COMPOSER

Brian Prather Elivia Bovenzi Matthew Richards Eric Shimelonis

AND

Hal KramerPRESENT

SPONSORED IN PART BY

Deb and King Francis

Enigma Variations and The Mystery at Twicknam Vicarage were first produced in 1999 at Philadelphia Theatre Company (Sara Garonzik, Producing Artistic Director), and were subsequently produced by the Berkshire Theatre Festival

(Kate Maguire, Producing Director) as a part of the evening Lives of the Saints.

Life Signs was first produced in February 2015 by Primary Stages (Casey Childs, Founder and Executive Producer; Andrew Leynse, Artistic Director; Elliot Fox, Managing Director).

The Philadelphia was first produced at the 1992 New Hope Performing Arts Festival, presented by The New Hope Arts Commission, New Hope, Pennsylvania; Robin Larsen, Executive Director.

Time Flies was first produced at Primary Stages Company (Casey Childs, Artistic Director) in New York City, as a part of the evening Mere Mortals, in May 1997.

Variations on the Death of Trotsky was first produced at the Manhattan Punch Line Theatre in New York City, in January 1991, Steve Kaplan, Artistic Director.

Enigma Variations, Life Signs, The Mystery at Twicknam Vicarage, The Philadelphia, Time Flies and Variations on the Death of Trotsky are presented by special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service, Inc., New York.

DIRECTED BY

Tracy Brigden

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CASTIN ALPHABETICAL ORDER

Cary Donaldson*Carson Elrod*

Jeff McCarthy*Ruth Pferdehirt*Debra Jo Rupp*

PLAYSTime Flies

Enigma VariationsVariations on the Death of Trotsky

-Intermission-Life Signs

The PhiladelphiaThe Mystery at Twicknam Vicarage

STAFFProduction Stage Manager ...................................................................Richard Lundy*Stage Management Intern ................................................................... Melina YelovichRun Crew ..................................................................... Julia Dreitzer, Annarose Lipkin Assistant to the Director ................................................................ Erin Danielle KrebsMaster Electrician/Light Board Operator ..............................................Joey Rainone IVSound Engineer .......................................................................................... TJ O’LearyWardrobe Supervisor .........................................................................Gwendolyn KunzDramaturgical Consultant ........................................................................ Katie CiszekMTC Understudies .................................................... Meredith O'Brien, Sydney Yehudit

SPECIAL THANKSDavid Ives, John Rando

*Actors and Stage Manager aremembers of Actors’ Equity Association.

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Barrington Stage Company dedicates Time Flies to our lead sponsor, the late Hal Kramer. Hal, longtime friend of BSC, passed away in June. Hal and his wife, Joan, volunteered with us for many years, and Hal made a donation in her memory to name one of the Blatt entrances after Joan in 2015–16. He was the lead sponsor of The Chinese Lady, an experience he relished — bonding with the cast and traveling to New York for the show's opening. Hal is survived by his two children: Hal Kramer Jr. and wife Donna; Randy Kramer and wife Karen, three grandchildren, and his companion Barbara Allardyce. Hal enjoyed skiing, cycling, restoring and driving his MG's, attending MG Car Association gatherings, world travel and working on model trains.

CASTCARY DONALDSON BSC: See How They Run. Broadway: Straight White Men and Mrs. Warren’s Profession. Off Broadway: The Winter’s Tale and The Merchant of Venice (The Public Theater’s Shakespeare in the Park); Timon of Athens (The Public Theater); The Rivals and Major Barbara (The Pearl Theatre Company); The Old Boy (Keen Company); Hamlet (Waterwell). Regionally, Mr. Donaldson has performed at Williamstown Theatre Festival, The Old Globe, Contemporary American Theater Festival, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, The Repertory Theatre of

St. Louis, Pioneer Theatre Company and Georgia Shakespeare. His television credits include Blue Bloods, Elementary and History’s The Men Who Built America. Mr. Donaldson received his B.A. from Wake Forest University and his M.F.A. from New York University’s Graduate Acting Program.

CARSON ELROD BSC: Taking Steps. Broadway: Reckless, Noises Off, Peter and the Starcatcher. Metropolitan Opera: The Merry Widow. Off Broadway: All in the Timing, Lives of the Saints (Primary Stages); All's Well That Ends Well, Measure for Measure, The Tempest (NY Shakespeare Festival); The Liar, The Heir Apparent (Classic Stage Company); Important Hats of the 20th Century, Explorer’s Club, House/Garden, Comic Potential (MTC); Oliver Twist (TFNA); Cavedweller (NYTW). Regional: Williamstown, A.R.T., Shakespeare Theatre DC, Baltimore Center Stage,

La Jolla Playhouse, The Denver Center, Center Theatre Group, Berkley Rep, Yale Rep. Film: Wedding Crashers, Kissing Jessica Stein. TV: 30 Rock, High Maintenance, Elementary, Person of Interest, Law & Order: Criminal Intent. New York Theatre Workshop Usual Suspect. AEA since 2000. BA: KU. MFA: NYU Grad Acting. carsonelrod.com #FairWageOnStage

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JEFF MCCARTHY BSC: Kunstler, Broadway Bounty Hunter, Man of La Mancha, Southern Comfort, All My Sons, Sweeney Todd, Follies, Mack & Mabel. In New York, leading roles in: Southern Comfort, Chicago, Urinetown, Side Show, Zorba, Sympathetic Magic, Dream True, Smile, The Grinch Who…, Beauty and the Beast and several others. Other regional: Long Wharf, Arena, The Guthrie, Hartford Stage and many others: Kunstler, A Lie of the Mind, The Front Page, The Price, The Misanthrope, The Underpants, My Fair Lady and hundreds of others. TV guest starring

roles in: Elementary, Madam Secretary, The Good Wife, Schweitzer (title role), Star Trek(s), Designing Women, Law & Order(s), Cheers and many others. Film: Starting Out in the Evening, Robocop 2, Consent, Eve of Destruction, Cliffhanger and others.

RUTH PFERDEHIRT BSC debut. Favorite credits include: A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder (First National Tour); Elf (Madison Square Garden); The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis: Sandra in The Play That Goes Wrong (Regional Premiere), Billie Dawn in Born Yesterday, Brooke in Noises Off and Dolly in One Man, Two Guvnors, Kitty in The Drowsy Chaperone (Goodspeed Musicals), Electra in Gypsy (PCLO), The Blonde in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (Merry-Go-Round Playhouse), Dan Goggin’s Johnny Manhattan (Meadow Brook Theatre), Dory in Finding Nemo: The

Musical, and the St. Louis MUNY. BFA University of Michigan. For Ed Stern. ruthpf.com

DEBRA JO RUPP BSC: The Cake; Love Letters; Kimberly Akimbo; Dr. Ruth, All the Way; To Kill a Mockingbird; Ring Round the Moon; Project Laramie. Broadway: Cat on a Hot Tin Roof with Kathleen Turner. Off Broadway: The Cake, MTC (Nom: Drama League); Becoming Dr. Ruth (Nom: Drama Desk, Outer Critics, Conn Critics Cir); A Girl’s Guide to Chaos; Frankie and Johnnie in the Claire de Lune, The Butcher of Baraboo (Judith Ivey, Second Stage). Recent regional: The Cake (LA Stage Ovation Award, LA Drama Critics Circle Award), Deathtrap (Berkshire Theater Group),

Madagascar (Chester), Annapurna (Rob Ruggiero, TheaterWorks Hartford), True West, A Flea in Her Ear (John Rando, Williamstown). Film credits include Big, Clockwatchers, Sgt Bilko, She’s Out of My League and over 200 television appearances, most notably: That ‘70s Show, Seinfeld, Friends, NCIS: LA, Elementary. Currently recurring on This Is Us and The Ranch with Sam Elliot (Netflix).

CREATIVESDAVID IVES (Playwright) is perhaps best known for his evening of one-act plays, All in the Timing (he has been included in the “Best Short Plays” series seven times), and for his drama Venus In Fur, which was nominated for a Tony Award for Best Play. His plays include New Jerusalem: The Interrogation of Baruch De Spinoza; The School for Lies (adapted from Molière’s The Misanthrope); The Liar (adapted from Corneille); Time Flies and Is He Dead? (adapted from Mark Twain). He has also translated Feydeau’s A Flea in Her Ear and Yasmina Reza’s A Spanish Play. A former Guggenheim Fellow in playwriting and a graduate of The Yale School of Drama, he lives in New York City.

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TRACY BRIGDEN† (Director) served as Artistic Director at City Theatre Company in Pittsburgh for 16 years directing over 50 productions of new plays including world premieres by Christopher Durang, Keith Reddin, Adam Rapp, Jeffrey Hatcher and many others. Recent work includes — Olney Theatre: American premiere of Oil; Arden Theater Company: A Doll’s House, Part 2; Cincinnati Playhouse: The Roommate; Pittsburgh Public: Heisenberg; Theaterworks Hartford: Hand to God and Midsummer: A Play With Songs (nominated for four Connecticut Critics Circle awards including Best Production and Best Director). Prior to City Theatre, Tracy served on the artistic staffs of Manhattan Theatre Club and Hartford Stage Company.

ELIVIA BOVENZI (Costume Designer) BSC: The Glass Menagerie, Typhoid Mary, The Birds, Kunstler and peerless. She has designed an extensive repertoire of Shakespeare including Much Ado About Nothing, The Rape of Lucrece, Hamlet and Titus Andronicus (New York Shakespeare Exchange); Macbeth and The Comedy of Errors (Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey); Twelfth Night and A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Shakespeare on the Sound). Assistant design credits: Broadway revivals of My Fair Lady and Fiddler on the Roof; and for The Father and Incognito (MTC); Plenty (Public Theater); War Paint (Goodman Theatre); Kiss Me, Kate (Hartford Stage); My Heart is in the East (La MaMa). MFA: Yale School of Drama, where her credits include An Accidental Death of an Anarchist (Yale Rep/Berkeley Rep), Cloud Nine and Richard II. Elivia is currently an Assistant Adjunct Professor of Theater Design at Queens College. eliviabovenzi.com

BRIAN PRATHER (Scenic Designer) BSC Associate Artist and designer of BSC productions: Into the Woods; The Glass Menagerie; A Doll's House, Part 2; Typhoid Mary; Ragtime; American Son; Breaking the Code; Engagements; Dr. Ruth, All the Way; The Memory Show; Freud’s Last Session; A Streetcar Named Desire; The Burnt Part Boys and many others. Recent Off Broadway: Daniel’s Husband, Widowers’ Houses, A Christmas Carol, Becoming Dr. Ruth, The Memory Show, Freud’s Last Session, Nymph Errant, The Burnt Part Boys. International: Chung-mu Hall (South Korea). Regional and other: Alley Theatre, Goodspeed Musicals, TheaterWorks Hartford, Virginia Rep., Broad Stage, Mercury Theatre, Delaware Theatre Co., Shakespeare on the Sound, Capitol Rep. Regional Emmy nominee, Jeff Award and BTCA Award winner. brianprather.com

MATTHEW RICHARDS (Lighting Designer) BSC: The Glass Menagerie, The Cake, Kimberly Akimbo, Art, Elegies. Broadway: Ann starring Holland Taylor. Opera: Macbeth at L.A. Opera. Off Broadway: Is God Is at Soho Rep; Absolute Brightness… and The Curvy Widow at Westside Arts; The Killer, Tamburlaine and Measure For Measure at Theatre for a New Audience; A Funny Thing… at MCC. Regional: Arena Stage; Baltimore’s Center Stage; Cincinnati Playhouse; Cleveland Play House; Dallas Theater Center; Ford’s Theatre; The Goodman; Hartford Stage; The Huntington; La Jolla Playhouse; Long Wharf; The Old Globe; Shakespeare Theatre; Westport Playhouse; Williamstown Theatre Festival.

MARY SCHILLING-MARTIN (Wig Designer) Mary is happy to return to BSC this summer after having done last season’s world premiere of The Royal Family of Broadway. She is the former Wig Master for La Jolla Playhouse, Marriott Theater in Lincolnshire, Great Lakes

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Theatre, Cleveland Play House and Arizona Theatre Company. Her regional credits include: The Old Globe Theatre, The Goodman Theatre, Denver Center Theatre Company, Idaho Shakespeare Festival, San Diego Repertory Theatre, Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival, Victory Gardens, Opera Colorado, Arizona Opera Company and Lyric Opera Works. Mary along with her daughter, Caitie, is co-owner of Wigs and Whiskers.

ERIC SHIMELONIS (Original Music/Sound Designer) is thrilled to be returning to BSC after having designed for Lee Blessing's Black Sheep back in 2002. Other recent credits include Skintight starrring Idina Menzel at Roundabout, and Voyagers: A Dance Among the Planets at the Kennedy Center. Eric is also the composer and sound designer for the WBUR podcast Circle Round, which just launched a partnership with the Boston Symphony Orchestra.

RICHARD LUNDY (Production Stage Manager) Chicago credits include: Paradise Blue, The Last Wife, Sunset Baby (Timeline); Dracula (Hypocrites), Assassination Theater (Museum of Broadcast Communications). 16 productions including The Adding Machine: A Chamber Musical (Next Theatre); Meet John Doe (Porchlight Theatre); Oh Coward!, The Maids (Writers' Theatre); Suburban Motel (Famous Door). Other Chicago credits: Northlight, Remains, Victory Gardens, Organic, Halstead Theatre, Wisdom Bridge. Regional: Olney Theatre Center: Oil; Trinity Repertory Company; The Cleveland Play House; Folger Shakespeare; Shakespeare & Company. National tours: I Love Lucy Live! (David George) and Miss Saigon (Cameron Mackintosh). 33-year member of Actors' Equity. Married to the wonderful Carmel Carroll for 26 years.

MCCORKLE CASTING LTD; PAT MCCORKLE, KATJA ZAROLINSKI (Casting) (C.S.A.) Casting actors for Barrington Stage for 17 years. Pat McCorkle is pleased to be an Associate Artist at BSC. Broadway: Over 50 productions including On the Town, Amazing Grace, End of the Rainbow, The Lieutenant of Inishmore, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, Amadeus, She Loves Me, A Few Good Men. Off Broadway: highlights — Clever Little Lies; Sheer Madness; Tribes; Our Town (Barrow Street); Freud’s Last Session; Toxic Avenger; Almost, Maine; Driving Miss Daisy. Feature film: Premium Rush, Ghost Town, The Thomas Crown Affair, Die Hard with a Vengeance, School Ties, etc. Television: Twisted, St. George, Sesame Street, Hack, Californication, Max Bickford, Chappelle’s Show, Strangers with Candy, Barbershop, etc. mccorklecasting.com

CHARLIE SIEDENBURG (Berkshire Press Representative) joined the Barrington Stage family in 2005 and has represented over 80 BSC productions. His work has led to features in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Boston Globe, USA Today and American Theatre Magazine. He began working as a publicist in 1990 at the Barn Theatre in August, MI, working with folks like Marin Mazzie and Tom Wopat. His many PR credits include the Metropolitan Opera (Live in HD), Paper Mill Playhouse (1999-2004), George Street Playhouse, Hartford Stage, Goodspeed Musicals, Long Wharf Theatre and Two River Theatre Company. Charlie is personal publicist to Broadway’s Leslie Kritzer and Patrick Page. Charlie serves as National Press Rep for Chautauqua Theater Company, Project Shaw, Surflight Theatre and Wagner College Theatre. Charlie is a 1995 Theatre/Arts Administration graduate of Wagner College on Staten Island, where he currently teaches Theatre Appreciation.

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ANNUAL FUND AND GALASOur Season Playbill went to print on May 1st. We gratefully acknowledge the support of the following donors who have supported BSC since that date.

Producing Partner Circle $50,000+Arnold Kotlen and Stephanie Fleckner

Artistic Circle $25,000–$49,000Marita and David GlodtGreylock Federal Credit UnionCarol and Richard SeltzerJodi and Paul Tartell

Producer $10,000–$24,999Madeline and Ian HooperLaurie and David Tierney

Director $5,000–$9,999Jody and John ArnholdMichael BeckReba and Bruce Evenchik Buzz and Robin McGrawStephanie and Richard SolarJulie Taylor

Founder $2,500–$4,999Berkshire Bank FoundationCynthia and Oliver CurmeAthena and Richard KimballMass HumanitiesAlice McInerneyDebra Miersma and David RussellNational Alliance for Musical TheatreDebra Jo RuppMatthew and Melissa ScarafoniRaquel and Michael ScheckJane and Martin SchwartzArlene and Donald ShapiroAnne and William TatlockSusan and Geoffrey WoglomRay Ellen and Allan Yarkin

Leader $1,000–$2,499Helene BergerJudy Bergman and Dr. Richard BudsonMr. and Mrs. Donald I. BiermanHinda and Bill BodingerDrs. Norman and Christina BoydSarah Boyd and Jennifer RothmanNardyne and Richard Cattani

Susan and Duncan Brown in honor of Julianne BoydRohit and Kay DesaiMarjorie F. Elson and R. Anthony ElsonJill and Harold GaffinNaomi and Roger GordonWendy and Peter GordonChristopher InnvarJulia KaplanLeslie and Roy KozupskyAlan and Nancy MilbauerBurt D. MillerCatherine and James Miller in honor of Julianne BoydJames MontonariAnn M. and Don MorrisonDiane and Arthur ProvenzJudith RobinsBarbara and Michael RosenbaumGary Schieneman and Susan FisherCarol and Marvin SchwartzbardBetsey and Mark SelkowitzMarion SimonNancy and Stanley SingerBarbara and Edward SirkinDonna and Jerry Weiss

Benefactor $500–$999Toshi Abe and Dr. Nancy HallAnonymousHelen and Michael AptonTim and Kristen BurkeMark and Elaine CancillaKarin and Elliot CattarullaTony ChojnowskiLynn and Stephen CohenRoberta and Michael CohnPaula Consolini and James MahonTandy CronynJeff DavisAmy and Jeff DiamondNancy Feldman and Mike Chefetz in honor of Bonnie and Terry Burman for their outstanding support to Barrington Stage CompanyThe GE Foundation Matching Gifts Program

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James and Marla GreenfieldRenee GrossDr. Lynne B. HarrisonSusanne and Stuart HirshfieldMarianne and Richard JaffeLinda and Ken KeyesMaxene Kupperman-GuiñalsPat and Fred LamarcaRaquel and Lear LevinIrving Marks and Alice NathanCaren Mercer and Mark RosengrenJacqueline and Jaan MetsmaDiana Hitt PotterFrances and Donald PutnoiNancy and Michael PremislerSheri and Bruce RubinElise SaabPaula and Steven SchimmelNaomi Spatz and Steven SomkinMark St. GermainRochelle and George StassaJanet and Jack TeichAlexandra WarshawJudy and Irwin Wrubel

Angel $250–$499Jane and John AngeliniAnonymousMichel and Abby AratenAmy and Ken ArleinAlison and Ed BermantJohn and Melissa BissellElaine and Michael ChristopherBarbara and Mark CohenElizabeth and Richard Colten in honor of Marita GlodtEmily and William DahabAmy Dean and Allan KlugerBill and Ginny DeMarcoLinda and Dan DillonPeggy Herzog and Brian RohmanCaroline Holland and Sam RussoGeorgette Jasen and Max Van GilderHelga KaiserPhilip and Susan LebowitzWilma and Norman MichaelsFern Portnoy c/o The Roger O. Goldman and Fern Portnoy Family FoundationQualprint, Inc. Razal Robbins and Leonard KulickRandi Rossignol

Joanne SolomonDavid TopchikEleanore VelezDrs. Jonathan Weisbuch and Mary Ellen Bradshaw-WeisbuchJan and Harvey Zimbler

Friend $100–$249AnonymousLeah BarberNancy and David BayerLouis BernsteinCarol and Robert BraunBarbara and Irving BrownCarolyn ButlerMalin CederquistEllen and Jon ChanningDebora S. Cole-Duffy in honor of Julianne BoydCarolyn CullitonSusan and Edmund DanaRoberta McCulloch-Dews and Warren Dews, Jr.Joe-Tom Easley and Peter FreibergJudith FerberRuth FriendlyMarianne and Jim GambaroSylvia GingrasClaudia and Joseph GoldDr. Jacob and Mrs. Myrna GoldenCassandra GordonMartin and Joann GormanLaurie and Harold GustinMichael and Lynn JacobsonLouise KaminowAlice and Norman KleinMark and Ellen Levy in honor of Sheila RichmanJoan and Edward MahlerKenneth MayerRobert Joseph MillerJudith NeidenbergMary K. and Robert O'BrienStephen and Constance PajeskiAdele RodbellJeff RodgersSandi and Alan RubinVivien and Stephen RuchmanJane K. RyanSybil and Marshall SigelAmeil SloleyDebbie and Ashley Smith

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Janis and Jeff SperberStephen SultanAndrew VolkoffBarry Waldorf and Stanley GotlinBarbara Winslow

EDUCATION

Artistic Circle $25,000–$49,000Greylock Federal Credit Union

Founder $2,500–$4,999The Estate of Ruth I Krauss

Leader $1,000–$2,499Rotary Club of Pittsfield

JUNE M. GUERTIN ARCHIVES

Sarah Boyd and Jennifer RothmanDrs. Norman and Christina BoydEmily and William DahabMelita DavisDr. J. Ryan Gunsalus

BOARD OF TRUSTEESWe are proud to share that the following

joined our Board of Trustees after May 1, 2019:

Caroline HollandDebra Jo Rupp

PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING UPDATES TO THE SEASON PROGRAMHead of Maintenance................................................................................... Joe GunnMaintenance ............................................................................... William Parmelee IVCasting Assistant ................................................................................ Nathan FrancisCommunity Engagement Coordinator ......................................Sharron Frazier-McClainArtistic/Literary Intern ..........................................................................Gabriel WalkerProduction Assistants ............................................... Christina Briggs, Jared Whitman

YOUTH THEATRE PRODUCTIONAT THE BERKSHIRE MUSEUM

JULY 24–AUGUST 10

WORLD PREMIEREBook by SAM LAFRAGEMusic and Lyrics by LEWIS FLINN and SAM LAFRAGE

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UP NEXT ON THE ST. GERMAIN STAGE

A powerful tale of a Jewish-American family and a culture at odds with itself. Three siblings reunite to celebrate their father’s 75th birthday. As long-held secrets bubble to the surface, they negotiate — with biting humor and razor-sharp insight — how much of the past they’re willing to sacrifice for a chance at a new beginning.

“Passionate and provoking! Brainy in its arguments and visceral in its emotions!”–The New York Times

By STEVEN LEVENSONDirected by JENNIFER CHAMBERS

AUGUST 1–SEPTEMBER 1

Sponsored by Roz and Charles Stuzin

Sponsored in part by Arnold Kotlen and Stephanie Fleckner & Art and Terry Wasser

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ON THE BOYD-QUINSON MAINSTAGE

Sponsored by Sydelle and Lee Blatt

Sponsored in part by Hildi and Walter Black & Susan and David Lombard

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Sponsored by Drs. Judith and Martin Bloomfield & Judith Goldsmith

Sponsored in part by Anne and Larry Frisman & Suzan Grandt and Stanley Kaplan

WORLD PREMIERE FROM BSC'S MUSICAL THEATRE LAB

Music and Lyrics by NIKO TSAKALAKOSBook and Lyrics by PETER SINN NACHTRIEB

Directed by STEPHEN BRACKETT

AUGUST 9–31BOYD-QUINSON MAINSTAGE

Boulders, buildings and the occasional bartender are being swallowed into the ground due to fracking. And that’s only the beginning…From the creator of Pool Boy comes Fall Springs, an irreverent, funny and relevant new musical. The town of Fall Springs is cash-strapped but sits directly on top of America’s largest reserve of cosmetic essential oils. It has big dreams but at what cost? With new fracking techniques being recklessly implemented, the ground beneath Fall Springs is crumbling. “The show is exhilarating, refreshing, hilarious and moving all at once.” –Ars Nova