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Contents
Artistic Managing Director, Bill Millerd
Executive Director, Peter Cathie White
Arts Club Theatre Company Board of Directors
Dr. Ross Paul, CM,Phd Chair
Mr. Bruce Flexman Chair-Elect
Ms. Kerry Suffolk Treasurer
Mr. Richard Bell Secretary
Mr. Aleem Bandali
Dr. Catherine Aczel Boivie
Ms. Michele Collins
Ms. Anna Fung Q.C.
Ms. Carol Anne Humphrys
Mr. Eugen Klein
Mr. Bryan Mabee
Ms. Bonnie Mah
Mr. Dave Morton
Mr. Jim Storie
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Council of Governors
Mr. Philip Bernard
Ms. Donna Celle
Mr. Axel Conradi
Dr. Stanley Hamilton
Ms. Catharine Herb-Kelly, Q.C.
Mr. Bruce Milley
Mrs. Joan Pitman
Ms. Janet Rogers
Mr. Al C. Schultz
Mr. John J. Sutherland
Mr. Ian Waddell, Q.C.
Arts Club of Vancouver Theatre Foundation
Mr. Richard Mulcaster, President
Mr. Bruce Flexman, Treasurer
Mr. Christopher Gimpel
Ms. Catharine Herb-Kelly, Q.C.
Mr. Eugen Klein
Mr. Morris Nord
Mr. John J. Sutherland
Billing
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Artistic Managing Director’s Message
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Artistic Director’s Circle
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Executive Director’s Message
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A Note from the Playwright
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A Note from the Director
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Gentle Reminders
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About The Playwright
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The Company
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Coming Next
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Friends of the Arts Club
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Corporate, Foundation, and Government
Supporters
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Arts Club Staff
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April 2–May 2, 2015, Arts Club Theatre Company 51st Season, 566th production
FAREWELL, MY LOVELY
By Aaron Bushkowsky
Based on the novel by Raymond Chandler
Produced with Vertigo Theatre, Calgary
Starring
(in alphabetical order)
Beau Dixon
Moose Malloy
Lucia Frangione
Jessie Florian
Stephen Hair
Nulty
Anthony F. Ingram
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Jamie Konchak
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Emma Slipp
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ARTISTIC MANAGING DIRECTOR’S MESSAGE
NEW WAYS OF WORKING
Since we started the Silver Commission program in 2006, we have
premiered a number of our commissions including The Patron Saint of
Stanley Park by Hiro Kanagawa, Do You Want What I Have Got? A Craigslist
Cantata by Veda Hille, Bill Richardson and Amiel Gladstone, and now we
have Farewell, My Lovely by Aaron Bushkowsky. When Rachel Ditor, our
Literary Manager, talked to Aaron about a commission, they discussed
adaptingone of the Raymond Chandler detective novels. From a limited list
that were available for adaptation, Aaron chose Farewell, My Lovely. Soon after, Craig Hall, of
Vertigo Theatre in Calgary became interested, and as Craig had worked for us previously on
another commission (directing Dennis Foon’s adaptation of the Michael Ignatieff’s work Scar
Tissue), a collaboration seemed a good way for Aaron’s work to be seen not only in Vancouver,
but also in Calgary (which has led to another adaptation for Aaron at Vertigo Theatre). The
commission program is one way for us to ensure that the new work we are developing is work
that we are interested in pursuing. We control the development trajectory, which allows us to
have input early on in the creative process. Of course, every playwright has a different way of
working; a different way of responding to dramaturgical input.
Recently, I attended a conference on Volunteerism and the Arts, at which I met a large number
of people who are dedicated to the idea of volunteering. Like, playwrights, each has a different
way of working, but the core of the conference was some of the issues that we deal with on a
daily basis, including the ongoing evolution of artists, the perspective on change and
adaptation that arts organizations face, the importance of volunteers for community
engagement, and the changing landscape of Vancouver where we expect volunteers to take up
the challenge when the public sector is no longer able to cover all situations; all emergencies;
all activities. This change is a shift from what
we are used to, but with more and more
people offering their services as volunteers,
it does seem logical that we might expect
more from them. In Great Britain a concept
called Big Society was set up by the Conservative Government to counter the effects of
the recession and the declining ability of the
central government to solve all problems.
Although volunteers cannot deal with
everything thrown at them, there is a sense
that a shift is taking place, and the
conference I attended was definitely a start
in relation to volunteering for the arts. If you
are interested in joining our volunteer team,
please contact Volunteer Coordinator Katia
Tynan at ktynan@artsclub.com.
Bill Millerd
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EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR’S MESSAGE
HERE’S TO THE FUTURE!
When I first started at the Arts Club in 2003, we were getting ready to
premiere a new play—just like we are today with Farewell, My Lovely. The
play was The Matka King and the playwright was Anosh Irani. Anosh had
come from UBC to work as an intern for Bill Millerd, our Artistic
Managing Director, and Bill saw in him an understanding of this art form
and a desire to write for it. And write Anosh did. So we premiered his first
play, our 63rd new Canadian play premiere at the Arts Club. It dealt with
some difficult subject matter, so it struggled a bit to find its audience. But that wasn’t the
point of doing it.
We’re a not-for-profit theatre company and it’s our job to support new art, new artists, and
new work. If all we cared about was how a show might sell, then we couldn’t premiere the
number of new shows we do. And what would we lose from that? A lot. Anosh went on from
writing The Matka King to writing two more plays that we produced – Bombay Black and My
Granny the Goldfish. He has also since written three acclaimed novels including The Song of
Kahunsha. That’s a startling artistic output from the young man that once sat on Bill’s office
floor sorting through scripts. And it’s something to celebrate.
As is this play. It’s a new Canadian play. It has a script adapted from Raymond Chandler’s
original novel by local playwright Aaron Bushkowsky. And it’s a Silver Commission, a
programme we started in 2006 to support local playwrights by commissioning them to write
for our stages. And that helps keep artists like Aaron living and breathing members of this
community—telling our stories and contributing to our Canadian culture (the development
of new work is largely driven by donations and we are most appreciative of our donors who
help us fund commissions—thank you!)
In all, we’ve developed and premiered over
90 new Canadian plays in our 51 years; that’s
an average of almost two per season. The full
list is in the back of the Arts Club Anthology
that is available for sale at chapters.ca (and
which, incidentally, includes The Matka
King). It’s a track record to be proud of, and
there is much more to come. Because a
theatre company isn’t truly a theatre
company if it isn’t contributing to the future
of the art form. So here’s to the future!
Peter Cathie White
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A NOTE FROM THE PLAYWRIGHT
I’ve never written an adaptation before. I didn’t know if I could, mainly
because I like to think I’m a playwright who has an original style who
can’t and won’t adapt. But after reading Chandler’s Farewell, My Lovely
I quickly realized that I had much in common with Mr. Chandler—
particularly with his prose style. I’m also a novelist and I found his
description and rhythms somewhat similar to my writing. There was
something about the poetry of his words that stood out and his
dialogue. Further, there was something incredibly appealing with his
tragic characters who are always drawn to the dark side. Me too. Maybe
it’s something to do with my German and Russian roots— or my poetry, or even my dark
sense of what’s funny, but I loved his book and I actually found writing the adaptation
completely enthralling. So much of Chandler’s writing exposes our humanity, our frailty, our
need to find love and connection when— we think—the world is conspiring against us.
There’s hope in Chandler’s world, but you will find it in the edges, in the fleeting moments
of love gone wrong and life ending prematurely. It’s the love we all dream about.
~ Aaron Bushkowsky
A NOTE FROM THE DIRECTOR
Phillip Marlowe is the archetypical noir hero. His Los Angeles is
populated by con men, weirdos, mobsters, manipulative women,
gamblers, drunks, and a bevy of other despicable characters. In this
dark world Marlowe is the guy with integrity, despite a drinking problem
and enough self-loathing to send most men to an early grave. The
loneliness, the cynical jibes, the battered romance, the love/hate
relationship with the establishment, the grey line between good and
evil; Chandler used these noir tropes to masterful effect and shaped
some of the genre’s classics. It has been a pleasure to partner with
Aaron and the Arts Club in ushering one of these classics to the stage.
~ Craig Hall, Artistic Director of Vertigo Theatre
GENTLE REMINDERS
n It is very important to turn off alarms, phones, and beepers for the duration of the show. If you are concerned
about missing an emergency call, please leave your name or device and seat location with an usher and we
will alert you if a call comes through.
n Please wait to discuss the show at intermission or after the show ends. (Even whispers carry!)
n Please refrain from eating or unwrapping candy and gum in the theatre, as it is a distraction for others.
n If you have a complaint about another guest, please tell the Guest Services Manager rather than approaching
the person yourself. We will be happy to address concerns on your behalf.
n We welcome children old enough to enjoy our productions and tickets must be purchased for any child
attending a performance. Children must be seated where they can be supervised. Babes in arms are not
permitted in the theatre.
n Please be judicious with your use of fragrances, as some patrons have sensitivities.
n A blue box is located in the lobby for discarded programmes and other recyclables.
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ABOUT THE PLAYWRIGHT
Aaron Bushkowsky BA, BEd, MFA, writes and publishes in many genres: film, theatre, poetry,
prose, and non-fiction. A prolific writer, he has seven published books (poetry, drama, short
fiction, and novels) and over 20 professional play productions across Canada and in Europe.
He is also the Artistic Director of Solo Collective, a Vancouver professional theatre company,
and teaches creative writing at Kwantlen, Langara, Vancouver Film School, and Studio 58.
Over the past 13 years, he has been nominated for Jessie Richardson Theatre Awards for
Outstanding Original Play nine times, more than any other playwright. He has won two
Jessies. In 2012, Aaron’s play After Jerusalem was nominated for the prestigious Carol Bolt
Award, Canada’s national playwriting competition. Future productions include The Big Sleep
and Dressing for a Wedding (Solo Collective Theatre, November 2015).
Aaron is also a film-writer. His film The Alley was nominated for five Leo Awards and four of
his feature films have been optioned. He’s also served as playwright-in-residence at
Touchstone Theatre, The Playhouse, Rumble Theatre, and as a resident film-writer at the
Canadian Film Centre in Toronto. His latest novel Curtains for Roy—a story about the
Vancouver theatre world—debuted in the fall of 2014 to rave reviews and was selected to two
Top Ten lists including the Vancouver Sun Book Club’s list.
Aaron lives in East Vancouver with his wonderful, and talented, wife Diana, and his lovely
Australian Shepherd, Vibe—a real “gift” from Mountain Ash Breeders of Salt Spring Island.
Aaron thanks his fantastic agent Colin Rivers of Marquis Entertainment (Toronto) for his
guidance and work. Aaron also thanks Rachel Ditor (and Bill Millerd, and the Arts Club) for
the idea and the eventual commission (and production) to write this play, and also Craig
Hall of Vertigo Theatre who directed it—and,
of course, the designers and actors who
made the show come to life. He also thanks
Raymond Chandler for his incredible words
and for his wonderful palate of crazy,
complicated characters. They are, indeed,
lovely.
For more information about Aaron see:
www.aaronbushkowsky.com.
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THE COMPANY
Beau Dixon ~ Moose Malloy
Beau is a self-taught actor. This is his debut performance with the Arts Club.
Acting credits include: Farewell, My Lovely (Vertigo Theatre); Titus, As You
Like It (Canstage/Shakespeare in High Park); Motherf@#!er With The Hat
(Alberta Theatre Projects); Othello, Hamlet (Mysterious Entity); The Real
McCoy (4th Line Theatre); and Next To Normal (Tarragon). Beau was
apprentice music director for the Dora Award-winning Caroline, Or Change
(Acting Up Stage/Obsidian Theatre), Ragtime and Trouble In Tahiti (Shaw Festival). Beau was
inducted into the Pathway Of Fame (Peterborough, Ontario) for his leadership in the arts. Two
of his one-act plays were produced at Factory Theatre (Toronto). Beau is also a Doranominated composer and playwright. He just completed a tour of his one-man show entitled
Beneath Springhill: The Maurice Ruddick Story at Lunchbox Theatre (Calgary, AB) and
throughout Ontario. He is also a singer and songwriter, with three solo albums to his name.
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Lucia Frangione ~ Jessie Florian
Lucia is thrilled to return to the Arts Club; she was last seen as Leyla in
Paradise Garden (Stanley). Recent credits include: Rosa in Espresso (Pacific),
Vicki in Except in the Unlikely Event of War (Pi/HS&HG), Greta in Leave of
Absence (Pacific), Myrtle in Brief Encounter (Vancouver Playhouse/MTC),
Estelle in No Exit (ACT San Francisco/Electric/Virtual/Theatre Calgary), PW
in NiX (ATP/Ghost River/The Only Animal), and Pam in The Full Monty
(Persephone/Patrick Street). Lucia is delighted to be in The Driftless Area premiering at Tribeca
Film Festival this spring, and as a writer she is debuting her new opera Off Leash and her play
In a Blue Moon this fall.
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Stephen Hair ~ Nulty
Stephen has been a member of Calgary’s professional theatre community
since 1973. He has been involved in more than 250 productions as an actor
or director in major theatres across Canada. For the last 21 years, Stephen
has starred as Ebenezer Scrooge in Theatre Calgary’s annual presentation
of A Christmas Carol. He has innumerable film and television credits and,
from 1990 to 1995, he was the Artistic Director of the Vertigo Theatre. He
was the 2008 recipient of the Harry and Martha Cohen Award for his significant and sustained
contribution to theatre in Calgary, and in 2006 he was honoured with the Betty Mitchell Award
for Outstanding Contribution to Theatre. In 2007, Theatre Calgary inaugurated the Stephen
Hair Emerging Actor Award, a $2,500 cash award given to an up-and-coming member of
Calgary’s theatre community to continue their training and to help further their career.
Anthony F. Ingram ~ Amthor / Marriot
This is Anthony’s first appearance at the Arts Club since his 1994 debut in
The Visit. Since then, his work as an actor and director has taken him across
Canada and into the US, and has been recognized numerous times by the
Jessie Awards. He recently appeared as Vanya in Uncle Vanya, Vladimir in
Waiting for Godot (Blackbird Theatre), and John in Oleanna (Bleeding
Heart). Recent directing credits include The Whipping Man, The Seafarer
(nominated for Best Direction, winning Best Production), Playland (nominated Best
Direction, Best Production) for Pacific Theatre, and Relatively Speaking for Western Gold. In
his spare time, Anthony reads long novels and children’s picture books, watches Japanese
films, and collects odd cover versions of popular songs. Training: UBC, Studio 58, Stratford
Festival Conservatory. Web: anthonyfingram.workbooklive.com Twitter: @afivancouver
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Jamie Konchak ~ Helen Grayle
Jamie is delighted to be making her Arts Club debut with Farewell, My Lovely.
Raised in the BC Rockies she now makes her home in Calgary, Alberta.
Some select theatre credits include: The Great Gatsby, A Christmas Carol
(Theatre Calgary), The Huron Bride, Panic (Vertigo Theatre), The Red Priest,
The Penelopiad, The Apology (ATP), Hedwig and the Angry Inch, Fool for Love
(Sage Theatre), As You Like It, Joan by Fire (Two Planks and a Passion), Songs
From Nightingale Alley (OYR & Feast of Friends), Macbeth (The Shakespeare Company). She
is currently working on an adaptation of Miriam Toews’ novel Swing Low and this summer
she will appear as Ariel in The Tempest in the lovely Annapolis Valley of Nova Scotia.
Graham Percy ~ Philip Marlowe
Graham is a graduate of Queen’s and Jacques Lecoq’s school in Paris,
France. He spent much of his career on the East Coast performing with
Neptune, TNB, Two Planks, and ATF, among many others. He recently
made the leap to Calgary in an attempt to woo fellow cast mate and fiancé
Jamie Konchak. Recent projects in that chilly city include; The Huron Bride,
In The Heat of the Night, Vertigo Theatre; The Apology, Intimate Apparel ATP;
A Christmas Carol, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, Theatre Calgary; and
Twelfth Night for The Shakespeare Company. He is currently developing adaptations of
Miriam Toews’ Swing Low and Nina Munk’s The Idealist, and hopes they will be touring the
country soon.
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Emma Slipp ~ Annie Riordon
Emma is honoured to make her Arts Club debut in an Aaron Bushkowsky
play. Some of her career highlights include Tina in Moss Park with Green
Thumb/GCTC; Fay in The Concessions with Touchstone/PTC/Firehall; Sharla
in Killer Joe with ITSAZOO (Jessie nomination); Malefia in Sleeping Beauty
with The Globe Theatre; Lina Lamont in Singing in the Rain with The
Chemainus Theatre Festival; Masha in Three Sisters with The Only Child
collective (Jessie nomination); Regan in King Lear with The Honest Fishmongers (Jessie
nomination); Florence in Trolley Car with Solo Collective (Jessie nomination); Mary Warren
in The Crucible with Two Planks and a Passion; and Rosamund in The Violet Hour with The
Belfry. She has toured across Canada, the USA, South Korea and Singapore with Mermaid
Theatre of Nova Scotia in The Very Hungry Caterpillar. This summer she will Play Bobbi in
Hilda’s Yard at the Drayton Festival. Emma is a graduate of Studio 58.
Craig Hall ~ Director
Now in his third season as Artistic Director of Vertigo Theatre, Craig has
worked across Canada as a director, designer and producer for companies
such as The Shaw Festival, Rumble Productions, the Arts Club, Greenthumb
Theatre, Pi Theatre, Theatre Replacement, The Electric Company, Studio 58,
Theatre SKAM, Radix Theatre, Nightswimming, and Section 8 Productions.
Craig has received several awards for his work including trophies for
Outstanding Direction, Outstanding Set Design and Innovation. Craig is a graduate of Studio
58. He would like to thank his wife Anna, his little girl Olive and his son Aubrey for their love
and support.
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Scott Reid ~ Set and Lighting Designer
Scott is pleased to be debuting his first show at the Arts Club. His designs
have been seen across North America. Some selected credits include: The
Inventor (Vancouver Symphony Orchestra); The Flying Dutchman, Otello,
Little Women, Dead Man Walking, and Faust (Calgary Opera); The Shape of
a Girl (Greenthumb Theatre); Vintage Hitchcock, In the Heat of the Night, It
Could Be Any One of Us, Blithe Spirit (Vertigo Theatre); The Clockmaker
(Tarragon Theatre); Mom’s The Word: For Crying Out Loud, A Raisin in the Sun (TC/Soulpepper
Theatre Company); Crimes of the Heart (TC/MTC); The Cunning Little Vixen, A Midsummer
Night’s Dream, Dido & Aeneas (The Banff Centre – Opera Program); Fumbling Towards Ecstasy,
Requiem (Alberta Ballet); Songs Of A Wayfarer (Ballet BC); 16 playRites Festivals; East of Berlin,
and Half Life (ATP)
Deitra Kalyn ~ Costume Designer
Deitra is a Betty Mitchell Award recipient, and Jesse Richardson nominated
designer who holds a Fine Arts degree from ACAD. She hangs her hat in
Calgary and designs theatre, dance, and film across the prairies. She is
thrilled to be back at the Arts Club! Her work was last seen on this stage in
The Penelopiad. Recent notable credits include The Hound of the Baskervilles,
Huron Bride, Double Indemnity, Gaslight, Sweeney Todd, The 39 Steps (Vertigo
Theatre); N00B (Vertigo Y-Stage); One Man, Two Guvnors, King Lear, Mom’s The Word, Doubt
(Theatre Calgary); The Comedy of Errors, Romeo and Juliet, Midsummer Night’s Dream (Theatre
Calgary and MRU Shakespeare in the Park); Jake and the Kid (Globe Theatre); Race, A
Behanding in Spokane, Reasons to Be Pretty, Evil Dead: The Musical:’09, ’10, ‘12 (Ground Zero
and Hit & Myth). Happy second crack at the can to all the cast and crew involved! Dewi Wood ~ Sound Designer
A native Calgarian, Dewi’s original music scores and sound design have
been heard worldwide. Selected theatre credits: Around The World In 80
Days, The Apology, Unity 1918 (ATP); Class Acts, Losing Ground (Alberta
Ballet); Rhythm Addiction, No Small Feets (DJD); Krapps Last Tape,
Mockingbird Close, Whimsy State, Ways and Means (Lunchbox Theatre); In
The Heat Of The Night (VertigoTheatre); and What The Thunder Said (One
Yellow Rabbit). Clients include NASA, Rolex, Mercedes-Benz, Dell, Nike, Procter & Gamble,
Critical Mass, Hyatt, Samsung, Travel Alberta, Ashes & Snow, Bravo!,NFB, CBC, and E=MC2
Events. His work has been screened at Lincoln Center, MOMA, Sundance Film Festival, TIFF,
CIFF, Vancouver 2010. Dewi works from his own award-winning boutique music and
recording studio, Infinite Loop; please visit www.infiniteloop.com
Jamie Nesbitt ~ Projection Designer
Jamie designs across North America and Europe. His resume includes The
Canadian Stage, NAC, Soulpepper, Vancouver Playhouse, Theatre Calgary,
Palazzo Circus (Berlin), Calgary Stampede Grandstand Show, Bard on the
Beach, Arts Club, Charlottetown Festival, Electric Company, Kidd Pivot
(Germany/Canada), Pacific Opera, Opera de Quebec, Company 14 (New
York), Vancouver Opera, Why Not, Neptune, The Belfry, Old Trout Puppet
Workshop, ARC, Cahoots, PTE, Touchstone, Citadel, Vertigo, Pi Theatre, Theatre Network,
Birdland Theatre, Rumble Productions, Gateway, Greenthumb, Yukon Arts Centre, and many
more. A graduate of Studio 58, he is the recipient of seven Jessie Richardson Award
nominations and one Jessie Richardson Award, a Betty Mitchell Award, the 2008 Mayor’s
Arts Award, the 2007 Sam Payne Award, and the 2006 Earl Klein Memorial Scholarship.
www.jamienesbitt.ca
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Rachel Ditor ~ Dramaturg
Rachel is a freelance director and the Literary Manager at the Arts Club,
where she acts as dramaturg on new plays written for the company and
runs the Silver Commissions and ReACT public readings programs. Some
recent dramaturgy credits at the Arts Club include: Sister Judy, Helen
Lawrence, How Has My Love Affected You? Do You Want I What I Have Got?
A Craigslist Cantata, The Patron Saint of Stanley Park, Mom’s the Word:
Remixed, and Farewell, My Lovely. Rachel has worked in new play development since 1992
with companies across the country and served as the faculty dramaturg at The Banff Centre’s
PlayRites Colony. She is an adjunct professor at UBC teaching dramaturgy, a member of
Literary Managers and Dramaturgs of the Americas, and the editor of The Arts Club Anthology:
50 years of Canadian Theatre in Vancouver published by Playwrights Canada Press.
Jan Hodgson ~ Stage Manager
Recent Credits: Cinderella: An East Van Panto (Theatre Replacement/The
Cultch); Helen Lawrence in Vancouver, Munich, Edinburgh, Toronto (Arts
Club, Canadian Stage, The Banff Center, Stan Douglas Inc. and NAC); The
Tragical Comedy of Punch and Judy (Caravan Farm Theatre). Select Credits:
The Overcoat, Death of a Salesman, Drowsy Chaperone, Fiddler on the Roof,
I Am My Own Wife (Vancouver Playhouse); Great Gatsby (Theatre Calgary);
Tear The Curtain!, No Exit, Studies in Motion, The Palace Grand (Electric
Company Theatre); Head Over Heels, Blue Horse, Macbeth, Mother Courage (Caravan Farm
Theatre) Upcoming: Betroffenheit (Electric Company Theatre/Kidd Pivot), Toronto 2015 Pan
Am Games. Jan is a board member of Wet Ink Collective.
Breanne Jackson
~ Assistant Stage Manager
Breanne is thrilled to be
back at the Arts Club
joining the team of
Farewell, My Lovely. For the
Arts Club: Hairspray,
Buddy, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf ? (coproduction with Blackbird Theatre). Select
credits, elsewhere: What You’re Missing
(Chutzpah! 2015), Speed-The-Plow (Mitch
and Murray Productions), Raven Meets the
Monkey King (Axis Theatre), Dissolve
(shameless hussy productions), Ragtime,
His Girl Friday, Senora Carrar’s Rifles (Shaw
Festival), The Light in the Piazza (Patrick
Street Productions), and Where the Wild
Things Are (Presentation House/National
Arts Centre). Upcoming: Me on the Map
(Neworld Theatre). Breanne is a graduate of
UBC and the recipient of the Norman Young
Scholarship for Theatre.
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GODSPELL
Music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz
Book by John-Michael Tebelak
June 18–August 1
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CORPORATE AND GOVERNMENT SUPPORT
The Arts Club Theatre Company wishes to thank all our government and corporate partners for their support of the 2014/15 Season.
Season Sponsors
Presenting Sponsors
Production Sponsors
Tour Production Sponsor
Legacy Circle Sponsor
Community Outreach Sponsors
Technology Sponsors
Event Sponsors
Government Support
Additional Partners
$5,000 - $9,999
Up to $4,999
$10,000+
• A & B Party Rental
• A. T. Storrs
• New Look Business Centre
• Anna’s Cake House
• Empire Life
• Business in Vancouver
• Grosvenor Canada
• Allstar Holdings/ Allstar
Waterproofing & Restoration
Systems Ltd.
• Proscenium Architecture &
Interiors Inc.
• Chubb Insurance Co. of Canada
• Consulate General of Chile
• TELUS Vancouver Community
Board
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• Travel TST
• Genus Capital Management
• Trev Deeley Motors
• Konet Systems
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• Legacy Tax & Trust Lawyers
• US Consulate General
• Marin Investments Limited
• Vancouver Courier
• Cadillac Fairview Corporation Ltd. • HSBC Bank Canada
• Gowlings Lafleur Henderson LLP • Investors Group
• HollisWealth
• Mark Anthony Group
• Leith Wheeler Investment
Counsel
• Mercury Launch & Tug Ltd.
• Richards Buell Sutton LLP
• Sierra Systems
• National Bank Financial
• Secret Garden Tea Company
• Singleton Urquhart LLP
• Vancouver Trolley Company
For more information about corporate sponsorship and donations, please contact Annie Wu, Manager of Corporate Sponsorship & Foundations, at 604.687.5315, ext. 267.
Foundations
• McCarthy Tétrault Foundation
• Audain Foundation
• Hamber Foundation
• Christopher Foundation
• Hawthorne Charitable Foundation • RBC Foundation
• CIBC Children’s Foundation
• Kaatza Foundation
• Face of Today Foundation
• Kinder Morgan Foundation
• The Simons Foundation
• The Somerset Foundation
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• The Wolrige Foundation
• Vancouver Foundation
ARTS CLUB THEATRE COMPANY STAFF
Founded in 1964, the Arts Club Theatre Company first held performances at the downtown Seymour Stage. When the re-development of Vancouver’s
False Creek area began in the late 1970s, the company was given the opportunity to build a theatre on Granville Island. By the time the Arts Club
held the gala opening of the Granville Island Stage in October 1979, the Arts Club was a fully professional company presenting its 16th season of
plays. The company is now in its 51st season.
Bill Millerd, Artistic Managing Director
Peter Cathie White, Executive Director
Building Maintenance ~ Kris Jankovic
Stage Managers ~ Marion Anderson, Angela Beaulieu, Louis-Marie
Bournival, Shelby-Bushell*, Sandra Drag*, Caryn Fehr, Tessa Gunn*,
Michelle Harrison*, Ronaye Haynes, Breanne Jackson, Pamela Jakobs,
Lucy Pratt Johnson, Peter Jotkus, Jenny Kim*, Airyn Lancaster*, April Starr
Land, Rebecca Mulvihill, Ashley Noyes*, Tanya Schwaerzle*, Allison
Spearin, Anne Taylor, Colleen Totten, Erin Voaklander *Apprentice Stage
Managers
ARTISTIC
Resident Designer ~ Ted Roberts
Artist Liaison ~ Stephanie Hargreaves
Literary Manager ~ Rachel Ditor
Literary Assistant~ Rachel “Rae” Steinberg
Artist in Residence ~ Veda Hille
LEAP Leader ~ Shawn Macdonald
LEAP Assistant ~ Christine Quintana
Music Theatre Intensive Director ~ Peter Jorgensen
ADMINISTRATION
Director of Finance & Systems ~ Valerie Prodanuk
Manager of Administration ~ Teddy Forsyth
IT Manager ~ Allan Kong
Manager of Databases & Systems ~ Lou Ann Mendoza
Accountant ~ Igor Rozenberg
Accounting Assistant ~ Eileen Craig
Receptionist ~ Susanna Summers
Volunteer Coordinator ~ Katia Tynan
PRODUCTION
Director of Production ~ Stephan Baeuml
Technical Director, Granville Island Theatres ~ Craig Fulker
Technical Director, Stanley ~ Eugenio Saenz Flores
Technical Director, Shop ~ Ace Martens
Facilities Manager ~ Jack Holmes
Rentals Manager ~ Kate Chalker
Production Secretary ~ Dawn Padget
Production Assistant ~ Robert Burns
Head Electrician (Stanley) ~ Shawn Watson
Head Electrician (Granville Island) ~ Darren Hales
Head Sound Technician ~ Philip Ronayne
Revue Stage Technician ~ Garreth Lau
Head Stage Carpenter (Stanley) ~ Marcus Stusek
Rentals Technician ~ Alberto White
Assistant Stage Carpenter ~ Alex Pauls, Bret Roach
Head Carpenter ~ Joao Carlos d’Almeida
Lead Carpenters ~ Lorraine West, Chris White
Head of Properties ~ Michael Gall
Second Properties ~ Robyn Volk
Props Builders ~ Alison Green, Anna Potter
Head Scenic Artist ~ Kristine Kavalec
Head of Costumes ~ Kirsten McGhie
Assistant to the Head of Costumes ~ Tiffany Bishop
Cutter ~ Sarah Marchant
Wardrobe Maintenance ~ Mary Jane Cox, Sean Malmas
Head Dresser ~ Pattie King
MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS
Director of Sales & Marketing ~ Bryan Woo
Publicist ~ Nick Seliwoniuk
Marketing Manager ~ Jaime Fletcher
Publications Coordinator ~ Angela Caravan
Graphic Designer ~ Roger Allen
Communications Associate ~ April Green
Group Accounts Associate ~ Adam Caddell
Tours Coordinator ~ Christina Campbell
Patron Loyalty Manager ~ Reena Taank
Marketing Associate ~ Julia Cooper
Digital Storyteller ~ Mark Halliday
Tour Intern ~ Alva Tang
DEVELOPMENT
Director of Development ~ Kathy MacKenzie, Natasha Klein (on leave)
Manager, Corporate Sponsorship and Foundations ~ Annie Wu
Manager, Individual Giving ~ Parmida Zarrinkamar
Manager, Special Events ~ Gigi Wong
Donations & Database Coordinator ~ Dana DeKoven
Cultivation & Stewardship Coordinator ~ Morgan Wood
Special Events Associate ~ Jessica Mooney
GUEST SERVICES
Guest Services Manager ~ Peter Chapek
Front of House Managers ~ Laura Eveleigh, Tanya Schwaerzle
Front of House ~ Laura Accili, Bonnie Dane, Max Forsyth, Ronaye Haynes,
Linda Guthrie, Alexis Jones, Michelle Kaesar, Shirley Lum, Kavin Ni, Kirsten
Niedtner, Devon Parkin, Sandy Peters, Mylyn Ramos, Veronica Rozenberg,
Nathan Smith, Samein Shamsher, Karen Worrod, Vanessa Yee, Zeina
Zahreddine
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Ticket Sales Supervisor ~ Hoori Barkh
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Box Office ~ Ria Antonopoulos, Sebastien Archibald, Jo B., Jessica Brudner,
Brett Harris, Robert LaRonde, Nicholas Lee, Gwenda Lorenzetti, Amanda
Konkin, Tim Mahoney, Danny Mak, Emma Middleton, Erin Schneider,
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THEATRE LOUNGES
Director of Food and Beverage ~ Steve Sheridan
Bar Managers –Torrance Jestadt, Kelly Golby, Blaine Anderson, Colin Speir
Bar and Lounge Staff ~ Edward Adams, Chari Agellon, Eric Angerman, Mario
Basile, Anthony Catenaccio, Sam Clark, Paddy Cole, Colin d’Astoli, Lucas
Floody, Rafal Frej, Mike Fydenlund, Mia Ingimundson, Savanna Junjek,
Robin K., Mike Kucheran, Michael Law-Smith, Julia Litke, Ron Mill, Sarah
McCusker, Rene Paul, Richard Phillips, Emilda Radjah, Anna Rasmussen,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS & SPECIAL THANKS
We acknowledge the support of the Canada Council for the Arts, which last
year invested $153 million to bring the arts to Canadians throughout the
country.
The Arts Club thanks its many volunteers for their support
The Arts Club Theatre Company is a member of the Professional
Association of Canadian Theatres (PACT), The Greater Vancouver
Professional Theatre Alliance, and the Alliance for Arts and Culture,
and operates under the jurisdiction of Canadian Actors Equity
Association. Preproduction personnel and stage crew are members of Local
118 of the International, Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees
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