ACT TWO

LOSSES

CORNEL WEST, Scholar…………….Chekhov/Coltrane
REGINALD DENNY……….A Weird Common Threat in Our Lives
PAUL PARKER………No Justice, No Peace/My Room
WALTER PARK………………………………….Kinda’ Lonely
CHRIS OH…………………………How Things Used to Be
MRS. JUNE PARK…………….And in My Heart for Him
CHRIS OH……………………………………..Execution Style
ANGELA KING………………………………Here’s a Nobody
THEODORE BRISENO……….Not Their Hero Anymore

THE NATIONAL GUARD COMES TO L.A.

MAXINE WATERS………………………………..Washington

AFTER DINNER

ALICE WATERS…………………………..A Civilizing Place
PAUL PARKER……………………………………………Slavery
JIN HO LEE……………………………………….Seven Names
PAUL PARKER………………………………………….Weapons
ELAINE BROWN…………………….Ask Sadaam Hussein
PAUL PARKER……………………In a Way that was Just
BILL BRADLEY……………..You’re Being Held Against Your Will, Aren’t You?
RUDY SALAS……How Do You Think a Father Feels?
PAUL PARKER…….What I’m Doing For, Say, Justice
BILL BRADLEY………………….Application of the Laws
ALICE WATERS……………………………Marching Orders

JUSTICE

MARIA…………………………………………………AA Meeting
MRS. YOUNG-SOON HAN………………Swallowing the Bitterness

TWILIGHT

TWILIGHT BEY, Organizer, Gang Truce……….Limbo

TALENT AGENT, Anonymous Hollywood Talent Agent, White, 40s
ELAINE YOUNG, The Beverly Hills Real Estate Agency, White
JUDITH TUR, Ground Reporter. LA News Service, War Zone
DARYL GATES, Former Chief of Los Angeles Police Department, White, 50s
ELVIRA EVERS, General Worker and Cashier, Canteen Corporation, Black Pan-American, 40s
CORNEL WEST, Scholar, African-American, 40s
REGINALD DENNY, Semi-Truck Driver, Victim, White, 30s
PAUL PARKER, Chairperson, Free the L.A. Four Plus Defense Committee, African-American, 20s
WALTER PARK, Store Owner, Gunshot Victim, Korean-American, 50s
CHRIS OH, Medical Student, Stepson to Walter Park, Korean-American, 30s
MRS. JUNE PARK, Wife of Walter Park, Korean-American, 50s
MAXINE WATERS, Congresswoman
ALICE WATERS, Chef, Chez Panisse Restaurant, Berkeley, CA, White, 40s
JIN HO LEE, Korean-American, 30s
ELAINE BROWN, Former Head of the Black Panther Party, African-American, 40s
BILL BRADLEY, Senator, D-New Jersey, White, 40s
MARIA, Juror #7, African-American, 30s
MRS. YOUNG-SOON HAN, Former Liquor Store Owner, Korean-American, 40s
TWILIGHT BEY, Organizer, Gang Truce, Crips Gang, African-American, Early 30s

ANNA DEAVERE SMITH (Playwright) is an actress, playwright, teacher, and author. She is credited with creating a new form of theatre. By looking at current events from multiple points of view, Ms. Smith’s theatre combines the journalistic technique of interviewing her subjects with the art of interpreting their words through performance. Her production of Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992 was nominated for two Tony Awards. Fires in the Mirror was runner-up for the Pulitzer Prize. Other productions include House Arrest and Let Me Down Easy. Her most recent original work Notes from the Field looks at the vulnerability of youth, the criminal justice system, and contemporary activism. The New York Times named the stage version among The Best Theatre of 2016 and TIME Magazine called it one of the Top 10 Plays of the Year. HBO premiered the film version in February, 2018. It was nominated for a Critics’ Choice Award. President Obama awarded Ms. Smith the National Endowment for the Humanities Medal. She is a recipient of the prestigious MacArthur Fellowship. Other awards include the Dorothy and Lillian Gish Prize for achievement in the arts, the George Polk Career Award in Journalism, and the Ridenhour Courage Award. In 2015, Ms. Smith was named the Jefferson Lecturer, the nation’s highest honor in the humanities. She has been given several honorary degrees including those from Yale, Juilliard, University of Pennsylvania, Smith College, and Spelman. She is also a television and film actress. Credits include such shows as Shonda Rhimes’s new “untitled project,” ABC’s series “For the People,” and “Blackish.” She also co-starred on Showtime’s “Nurse Jackie” and was featured on the long-running series “The West Wing.” Films include “The American President,” “Rachel Getting Married,” “Philadelphia,” “Dave,” “Rent,” and “Human Stain.” Ms. Smith is a Full Professor at New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts where she founded the former Institute on the Arts and Civic Dialogue.

CHRIS BUTLER (Co-Director/Actor) is a two-time L.A. Ovation, NAACP, LADCC and Garland Award-winner for Yellowman (Fountain Theatre) and Stick Fly (Matrix Theatre). He appeared as Noah on Broadway in 110 in the Shade starring Audra McDonald (Roundabout Theatre Company). His credits with Rubicon Theatre Company include Gem of the Ocean, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest and You Can’t Take It With You. Other regional theatre credits include Othello, Macbeth, How to Catch Creation, A Raisin in the Sun, and The Piano Lesson (Oregon Shakespeare Festival); District Merchants and Death of a Salesman (South Coast Repertory); Twelfth Night, Romeo and Juliet and Much Ado About Nothing (Shakespeare Center L.A.); Race (A.C.T.); Julius Caesar (Shakespeare Santa Cruz); Blue (Pasadena Playhouse); and A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Globe Theatre). On television, Chris most recently played Rayfield Mooty in the television mini-series “Women of the Movement.” He played recurring characters on all seven seasons of CBS’s “The Good Wife” as well as its spin off “The Good Fight,” “Designated Survivor,” “True Blood,” “Major Crimes” and “24.” Chris has been a series regular on TNT’s “King & Maxwell” and several pilots, and has guest-starred on more than 50 television shows, including “NCIS,” “Superstore,” “Modern Family,” “Scandal,” “True Detective,” “Longmire,” “Shameless,” “True Blood,” “NCIS: Los Angeles,” “Rizzoli & Isles,” “Criminal Minds,” and “Law & Order: SVU.” Film credits include: “Rescue Dawn,” “Cradle 2: The Grave,” “Burning Dog” and “30 Nights.” Directing credits include A Song (Rubicon Theatre Company), Two Trains Running, Top Dog Underdog (Bonnie Franklin’s CCAP) and Six Degrees of Separation (Company Carolina). Chris holds an M.F.A. in Theatre from the University of California at San Diego and a B.A. in Dramatic Arts from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

JENNY SULLIVAN (Co-Director) emerged from the pandemic blues to direct Rubicon’s production of The Gin Game with Jobeth Williams and Joe Spano, Ensemble Theatre Company’s (ETC’s) Tenderly: The Rosemary Clooney Musical with Linda Purl and David Engel, and Unjust with Gregory Harrison and Chris Butler for The Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation. Favorite work before 2020: Tom Dugan’s Jackie Unveiled at the Wallis Annenberg in Beverly Hills, and the Acorn Theatre Off-Broadway run of Tom Dugan’s Wiesenthal (which moved to The Wallis and the Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre). Jenny’s Rubicon credits include The Baby Dance: Mixed; Women Beyond Borders; The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance; A Moon for the Misbegotten; Our Town; Steel Magnolias (Indy Award); Food Confessions; The Mystery of Irma Vep (2012 Ovation Nomination for Direction); Tea at Five; Doubt; Trying; Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (Indy Award) with Joe Spano, Karyl Lynn Burns, Jason Chanos and Angela Goethals; Spit Like a Big Girl; You Can’t Take It With You; Hamlet (Indy Award) with Joseph Fuqua; One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest with Chris Butler; Tuesdays with Morrie; Defying Gravity; Happy Days; Art (Indy Award); Dancing at Lughnasa (Indy Award) with Susan Clark and Bonnie Franklin; The Rainmaker with Stephanie Zimbalist and John Bennett Perry; The Little Foxes; and Old Wicked Songs with Harold Gould and Joseph Fuqua. Solo productions include the successful ETC and Laguna Playhouse runs of I Am My Own Wife (Indy Award) featuring John Tufts, The Year of Magical Thinking with Linda Purl, and Rubicon’s production of Clarence Darrow with James O’Neil. Other credits include The Dresser with Len Cariou and Granville Van Dusen at the Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre; Steel Magnolias at Laguna Playhouse; The Legend of Georgia McBride, Baby Doll, Good People, Dublin Carol (Indy Award), The Lion in Winter (Indy Award), The Memory of Water and Tea at Five at ETC; Listen for Wings at Access Theatre; The Elephant Man for San Jose Rep; Death of a Salesman (AUM) with Stuart Margolin and Wendy Phillips; six seasons of new plays at Williamstown; Nora and Delia Ephron’s Love, Loss, and What I Wore at The Geffen Playhouse; and The Vagina Monologues for the Canon and Coronet theatres. Jenny directed the World Premiere of Jane Anderson’s The Baby Dance at Pasadena Playhouse, which then moved to Williamstown Theatre Festival, Long Wharf Theatre (CT Critics’ Directing Award) and the Lucille Lortel Off-Broadway. Jenny’s film credits include “Access All Areas” and “The Next Best Thing” (in which she had the good fortune to direct her father Barry). Jenny is most proud of the Rubicon World Premiere of her play J for J with Jeff Kober and the late, great John Ritter. Jenny is thrilled and grateful to be collaborating with her old friend Chris Butler.

JOHN IACOVELLI (Scenic Designer) has designed Cathy Rigby is Peter Pan on Broadway (for which he received an Emmy Award), The Twilight of the Golds, and the National Tour of Camelot. John’s regional credits include over 300 productions at major theatres including Steppenwolf, Geffen Playhouse, South Coast Rep, Pasadena Playhouse, Berkeley Rep, McCarter, Denver Center, Long Wharf, Seattle Rep, and L.A.’s Center Theatre Group (Waiting for Godot, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom and The Valley of the Heart.) John was Production Designer on “Ruby in Paradise” starring Ashley Judd in her film debut. He was Art Director on the Disney smash hit film “Honey, I Shrunk the Kids!” His television work includes “The Old Settler” starring Phylicia Rashad and Debbie Allen, and “The Gin Game” starring Mary Tyler Moore and Dick Van Dyke. Other notable television credits include “Babylon 5,” “Resurrection Blvd.,” and “Lincoln Heights.” John has an M.F.A. from NYU Tisch. www.iacovelli.com

BRIAN GALE (Lighting Designer) has numerous stage credits, including Gods of Comedy at the McCarter Theatre and the Old Globe; Hostage and Bronco Billy at Skylight Theatre; Scraps, All My Sons and Two Trains Running at Matrix Theater; El Nino, Mexican Day, and 100 Aprils at Rogue Machine; The Things We Do and Punk Rock at the Odyssey; God of Carnage and Carrie the Musical at La Mirada; Red and Disgraced at San Diego Rep; Little Shop of Horrors at Cleveland Playhouse; Sleepless in Seattle: The Musical, Intimate Apparel, 12 Angry Men, and The Heiress at Pasadena Playhouse; And Then They Came for Me, Emperor’s Nightingale, Frederick, Witches, Mrs. Nelson and Goldilocks at Lewis Family Playhouse; and Waiting For Godot, The Lieutenant of Inishmore and Harps and Angels at The Mark Taper Forum. For L.A. Opera, Brian has created lights for La Boheme, Don Giovanni and Jenufa and lights and projections for the complete Ring Cycle. Brian has worked for 24 years with the Walt Disney Company Theme Parks, Shows and Special Events worldwide. He is a member of IATSE USA Local 829.

DAVID MURAKAMI (Projection Designer) is a projection designer and film director focused on the union between the cinematic and the theatrical. Recent productions include Everest at Dallas Opera, Elektra at Minnesota Opera, Luis Valdez’ Zoot Suit and Valley of the Heart at the Mark Taper Forum, Singin’ in the Rain with McCoy Rigby, Sense and Sensibility at South Coast Repertory, and Gordon Getty’s Scare Pair at L.A. Opera Off Grand. Other design credits include Opera Parallèle’s Dead Man Walking, Champion, Les Enfants Terribles, Heart of Darkness, and Little Prince; Minnesota Opera’s Das Rheingold and Flight; the Sun Valley Summer Symphony’s Daphnis et Chloé; and several musicals aboard Princess Cruises’ flagship Royal-class vessels. Other companies include Opéra de Montréal, San Jose Repertory Theatre, SFJazz, Alonzo King LINES Ballet, Atlanta Opera, Presidio Theatre, Skylight Theatre, Celebration Theatre, Arizona Opera, and Riyadh Season. David is a member of United Scenic Artists 829 and teaches projection design at the University of California, Irvine. www.davidmurakami.com

MATT KISH (Illustrator) is a self-taught artist and published illustrator whose books include “Moby-Dick in Pictures” and “Heart of Darkness.” He lives in Ohio with his partner, their frog, and too many books.

KEVIN WILLIAMS (Properties and Furniture Designer), a recovering actor and L.A. native, has spent over two decades working as a designer, fabricator and consultant for clients such as Walt Disney Imagineering, The HUB Network, Red 5 Studios and Twentieth Century Fox, among many others. Notably, he worked as the Resident Production Designer for the interactive theatre company Delusion for seven years: Lies Within (2014), His Crimson Queen (2016), the Lies Within VR series (2017), The Blue Blade (2018), and, most recently, Reaper’s Remorse (2021.) Kevin is currently the Prop Department Supervisor for UCLA’s School of Theater, Film & Television. He lives in Orange County with his incredible family and is a proud member of S.P.A.M.

RANDALL (Randy) ROBERT TICO (Original Music and Sound Designer) is known for his work as a bassist with a diverse range of artists, such as the critically acclaimed jazz nonet Matrix, Jeff Bridges & the Abiders, Strunz & Farah, Airto & Flora Purim, Kenny Loggins, John McEuen and Jose Feliciano. Randall has also established himself as an award-winning composer and sound designer for theatre with Critical Mass Performance Group (Apollo, Ameryka), Denver Center of the Performing Arts (Anna Karenina), Portland Center Stage (Astoria, Othello, Snow Falling on Cedars, Shakespeare’s Amazing Cymbeline, and The Imaginary Invalid), Theater @ Boston Court (Mother Courage), and in his hometown of Santa Barbara, Ensemble Theatre Company (Macbeth, Everything is Illuminated). Randall’s work with director Jenny Sullivan includes Jackie Unveiled at the Wallis, Baby Dance: Mixed at Rubicon, and Baby Doll for ETC @ The New Vic. He received Garland and Ovation Awards for his work with director Nancy Keystone and Critical Mass Performance Ensemble on Apollo at the Kirk Douglas Theatre. Other designs include Ameryka (2016 Ovation nomination), Suzan- Lori Parks’ The America Play (Theatre @ Boston Court), Antigone (Portland Center Stage for which he won a Drammy Award), The Ahkmatova Project, Dr. Faustus, The Rover, and Measure for Measure. Further works include Hamlet, The Winter’s Tale, the vocal score for David Hare’s version of Mother Courage, and music and sound design for The Glass Menagerie, all directed by Jessica Kubzansky; original music for Magic Fruit (Cornerstone), Shishir Kurup director; and work as Composer/Sound Designer for the 2014-16 Launch Pad program at UCSB with director Risa Brainin.

ABRA FLORES (Costume Designer) has been telling stories with her designs for the past 40 years. As a working designer with experiences in multiple venues and production situations (theatre, film, dance and opera), Abra brings a strong knowledge of and appreciation for costume design to her work and to her teaching. Abra has initiated, developed, and integrated active programs in costume design and makeup at Ventura College; Moorpark College; and CSU, Channel Islands (the latter on hiatus). She loves her craft and strives to instill in her students a pride in their craftsmanship and a love of theatre. Abra has also created an international program, where groups of students tour various cities in Europe, seeing plays and touring theatres. She received a B.A. in Theatre from Portland State University and an M.F.A. in Costume Design from California Institute of the Arts. Abra is delighted to be collaborating with Rubicon Theatre Company again, and to be working in live theatre again after the COVID-19 hiatus.

RODERICK MENZIES (Voice and Dialect Coach) coached director Jenny Sullivan’s production of The Lion in Winter for Ensemble Theatre in Santa Barbara. For Rubicon, he has coached The Tempest, Master Harold…and the boys, Steel Magnolias, My Fair Lady, Lonesome Traveler, Last Train to Nibroc, See Rock City, Gulf View Drive, Taking Sides, and Gem of the Ocean (with Chris Butler). Other regional coaching includes American Conservatory Theatre, San Francisco; Huntington Theatre, Boston; and Geffen Theatre, Los Angeles. He has coached Off-Broadway, and he prepared Alicia Silverstone for her Broadway debut in The Graduate. Recent industry coaching includes Sharon Gless for “Fast Charlie” and Adrian Holmes for “Bel-Air.” Other recent TV includes “The Boys” and “Yellowjackets.” Individual clients include Patricia Arquette, Neve Campbell, David Duchovny, Mariska Hargitay, Neil Patrick Harris, Sandra Oh, James Purefoy, and Sophie Turner. Rod teaches voice at UCLA.

SAM CLEVENGER (Assistant Projections Designer) is a Los Angeles-based animator and video artist whose work spans film and theatrical projection. Most recently, his work was featured in East West Players’ Assassins, and prior to this he designed and animated for Minnesota Opera’s excerpt of Lucia Di Lammermoor. Sam has also worked with a variety of other shows and companies including on Princess Cruises’ 5-SK1-E-5, Minnesota Opera’s Elektra, Dallas Opera’s graphic novel opera Everest, Opera Parallele’s Trouble in Tahiti, and more. Sam’s current work in film includes heading VFX for the comedy series “How to Hack Birth Control.” He previously served as Assistant Editor on the Emmy and Peabody nominated documentary film “Survivors.” Sam builds tiny machines out of cardboard when there’s time for that sort of thing.

JESSIE VACCHIANO (Stage Manager), based in Los Angeles, graduated with a B.F.A. in Production with an emphasis in Stage Management from Mason Gross School of the Arts in 2009. In 2010, Jessie joined AEA as a professional stage manager. Jessie has worked as a freelance stage manager on productions large and small – musicals, dramas, environmental pieces, corporate events, outdoor drive-in events, musical concerts, and (thanks to 2020) even virtual productions. Jessie has stage-managed more than 25 productions with Rubicon, including Noises Off, Conviction (co-production with Bay Street Theatre), Heisenberg (also at Laguna Playhouse), The Last Five Years, Other Desert Cities, Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol, See Rock City, Gulf View Drive, Return to the Forbidden Planet, Moonlight and Magnolias, Taking Sides, Sylvia, Incognito, The Baby Dance: Mixed, Plaid Tidings and Never Not Once. Other favorite credits include: Three Pianos (A.R.T./New York Theatre Workshop/Ontological Theatre), Our Planet (Japan Society), Breakup Notebook (ReVision Theatre); Soul on Fire (Kennedy Center), Beth Malone…So Far (Tour), Body Awareness (Gulfshore Playhouse), Pal Joey (Arkansas Rep), I Am My Own Wife (Laguna Playhouse), My Life with Men…and Other Animals (U.S. Premiere, Peter Schneider Productions), A Room with a View (L.A. TheatreWorks), Measure for Measure (Ensemble Theatre Company), Sweet Charity (Reprise 2.0), and Sing Out! (Austin Arts Project). Jessie has worked on a number of virtual productions. Recent credits include A Song (Rubicon Theatre), Grateful (Channel Islands Chamber Orchestra); Measure for Measure, Richard II and Twelfth Night (Shakespeare by the Sea); A Christmas Carol (ETC); The Gin Game and Suppressed Desires (Laguna Playhouse); and The Last Five Years (International City Theater). Jessie is also a lecturer for the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television and will be creating the new UCLA Stage Management Institute starting this summer. 

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