Lighting Designer

Nick McCordSound Designer

Robert Arturo Ramirez

Set DesignerFrancois-Pierre

Couture

Costume Designer David Kay

Mickelsen

Falcon Theatre presents

Props Designer

John m. McElveney

Casting director

sandi logan, CSA

directed by Dimitri Toscas

directed by

written by Mark St. Germain

fight choreographer

Edgar Landa

stage manager

Dale Alan Cooke

And from Barrington Stage Company:Rolling World Premiere at the Contemporary American Theater Festival,

Shepherdstown, W VA and Barrington Stage Company, Pittsfield, MA

Scott and Hem is presented by special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service, Inc., New York.

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Scott and Hem was commissioned by the Contemporary American Theater Festival, Shepherdstown, West Virginia, which produced the World Premiere in 2013.

Ed Herendeen, Founder & Producing Director, Peggy McKowen, Associate Producing Director

F. Scott Fitzgerald Adam J. HarringtonErnest Hemingway Ty MayberryEve Montaigne Jackie Seiden

CAST (in alphabetical order)

UnderstudiesUnderstudy F. Scott Fitzgerald Thomas Owen Understudy Ernest Hemingway Chuck Saculla Understudy Eve Montaigne Hannah Tamminen

TECHNICAL DIRECTOR Mike JespersenASSOCIATE SCENIC DESIGNER Paul J. Dufresne ASSISTANT LIGHTING DESIGNER Brian Barraza STAGE MANAGER Dale Alan CookeSOUND OPERATOR/ CREW Claudio Radocchia

Additional Production Staff

The video and/or audio recording of this performance by any means whatsoever are strictly prohibited.

Scott and Hem is performed without an intermission.

This theatre operates under an agreement with Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers.

Actors and Stage Managers in this Production are members of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.

The Costume Designer of Scott and Hem is represented by United Scenic Artists - Local USA 829 of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees.

Adam J. Harrington (‘F. Scott Fitzgerald’) was born and raised in Ontario, Canada. Scott and Hem marks Adam’s American theater debut. Film credits include Passchendaele, The Ugly Truth, Valentine, and the upcoming political thriller Magnum Opus. TV recurring roles include TURN: Washington Spies (AMC), Shadowhunters (ABC Family), Supernatural

(CW), CSI (CBS), Drop Dead Diva (Lifetime), The Mob Doctor (FOX), Luck (HBO), and Dexter (Showtime). He has also guest starred on over 40 television series. Video game fans will recognize Adam as ‘Roy Earle’ in L.A. Noire (Rockstar Games), and ‘Tyson Latchford’ in Battlefield Hardline (EA Games). A huge thank you goes out to Adam’s family and friends for their love and support, and to his team for making this happen.

Ty Mayberry (‘Ernest Hemingway’) is excited to make his Falcon Theatre debut. He was recently seen in the Mark Taper Forum’s production of BENT, directed by Moisés Kaufman. He was a member of the Resident Company of Actors at the Tony Award®-winning Alley Theatre. While at the Alley, Ty’s roles included ‘Nick’ in the 40th Anniversary production of

Edward Albee’s Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf, ‘Moses Jackson’ in Tom Stoppard’s The Invention of Love, and the title roles in George Bernard Shaw’s The Devil’s Disciple and Shakespeare’s Hamlet. Ty also played ‘Hamlet’ at the Kingsmen Shakespeare Festival in 2013. Ty is the Artistic Director of the L.A.-based theatre company Player King Productions (www.playerkingproductions.com). To learn more about current and upcoming projects, visit www.tymayberry.com.

CAST

PLACE & Time

The Garden of Allah apartment enclave, West Hollywood, CA. July 4, 1937. Evening.

Jackie Seiden (‘Eve Montaigne’) is joyously back at the Falcon since appearing as ‘Pinky Tuscadero’ in Happy Days and with the Troubadour Theater Company! Film: Jersey Boys (Clint Eastwood), New Year’s Eve (Garry Marshall), Jack and Jill (Adam Sandler), Tessa (Tessa). TV: Crazy Ones (CBS), Last Man Standing (ABC), Whitney (NBC), Jimmy

Kimmel Live (Recurring), Al Shearer Pilot (Comedy Central), Wanda Sykes Show (Recurring/FOX), Pushing Twilight (Series Reg/IFC). Broadway: Hairspray, Good Vibrations. 1st Nationals: Jersey Boys (‘Mary Delgado’), Hairspray. Vegas: Peepshow (Mel B). Off-Broadway/Regional: Hairspray (Hollywood Bowl), Times They are A-Changin’ (Tharp/Dylan), Jekyll & Hyde (‘Lucy’), Smokey Joe’s Café, Heat Lightning, and many more. LA: For The Record Series: Baz Luhrmann, John Hughes, Coen Bros, Marshalls, Scorsese, and dozens more (DBA Hollywood/Rockwell). Web Series: Two Popular Girls, (Writer/Producer/Actor/iTVFest, WebFest, 6 noms). Proud Warner Loughlin Studios coach. Thank you Falcon Family, Dimitri, BMK, ICM, and my love, Jason Winer. NU.

UnderstudiesThomas Owen (Understudy ‘F. Scott Fitzgerald’) Thomas is so pleased to be a part of this amazing cast and show. Thomas has been active in the Chicago, NYC, and Portland theater scenes and is a founding member of the famous Workhouse Theater Company in NYC. Theater credits include:

John Steppling’s The Sea Of Cortez, Shawn Schepps’ The Steven Weed Show, John Steinbeck’s Burning Bright, The Devils, King Lear, (Tygres Heart Shakespeare Company, ‘Edgar’/ ‘Poor Tom’), Macbeth (‘McDuff’), One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest (American Heritage Theater Project, ‘McMurphy’); and at Theater 3: Eastern Standard, Joanna’s Husband and David’s Wife. Television: NCIS, Grey’s Anatomy, Vegas, Days of Our Lives, Young and the Restless, Beverly Hills 90210. He can also be seen next year on American Crime Story the People vs. OJ Simpson on FX. Upcoming film: Who’s Driving Doug, and Don’t Kill It! This is Thomas’ first show at the Falcon and is delighted to be a part of this local cultural treasure.

Chuck Saculla (Understudy ‘Ernest Hemingway’)Chuck is thrilled to be a part of this great production and theatre. Thank you Falcon Theatre! Hailing from Chicago he made his way through NYC to finally residing in Los Angeles. He has worked extensively in theater throughout the country, television, films, all the New York based soap operas until they were

cancelled, and countless web series along his journey of show business. Theater highlights include Broadway/National tours of Aida, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamboat. Currently he has a musical short film, Hopeful Romantic doing very well on the film festival circuit. Watch for release in late October.

Hannah Tamminen (Understudy ‘Eve Montaigne’)is excited to be part of this production! She recently graduated from the UC-San Diego/La Jolla Playhouse MFA Acting program, where she played roles such as ‘Lorna’ in Golden Boy and ‘Constance Neville’ in She Stoops to Conquer. Other credits include: Ether Dome(La Jolla Playhouse, dir. Michael Wilson), #serials

(The Flea Theater, NYC), and Malfi, Inc. (Theater 54, NYC). Her film credits include: The Starlight, The Birch Grove and Persuasion. Thank you to Dimitri, Sandi, and everyone at the Falcon Theatre. Thank you also to her family and friends for their constant support and encouragement.

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Mark St. Germain (Playwright) Mark St. Germain’s play Freud’s Last Session ran for two years Off-Broadway, closing July 24th, 2012. The play has been open in Argentina since January 2012 and in repertory in Sweden, Australia, Denmark. His play Becoming Dr. Ruth premiered in July 2012 at the Barrington Stage Company in the Berkshires, played at Hartford Theaterworks, and was brought to NYC to the Westside Theatre. Scott And Hem In The Garden Of Allah co-premiered in the summer of 2013 at the Contemporary American Theater Festival and Barrington Stage Company. His play The Best of Enemies, first produced by the Barrington Stage Company, is now being produced throughout the country. The Fabulous Lipitones, a musical comedy co-written with John Markus, premiered at the Theatrical Outfit in Atlanta in summer, 2013, and then at Goodspeed Playhouse. Mark’s other plays include Camping With Henry And Tom (Lucille Lortel and Outer Critics Circle Awards), Ears On A Beatle, The God Committee, Out Of Gas On Lover’s Leap, and Dancing Lessons (premiered at the Barrington

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Stage Festival). Mark wrote the Tammy Wynette Musical Stand By Your Man, which began at the Ryman Theater in Nashville. With composer Charles Strouse he co-wrote the book for his adaptation of Dreiser’s American Tragedy. With composer Randy Courts, Mark has written the perennial musical The Gifts Of The Magi, as well as Johnny Pye And The Foolkiller (AT&T Award Grant) and Jack’s Holiday (Playwrights Horizons). Television work includes Writer/Creative Consultant for The Cosby Show and Dick Wolf’s Crime and Punishment. He co-wrote director Carroll Ballard’s film Duma and produced and directed the documentary My Dog, An Unconditional Love Story, with Richard Gere, Glenn Close, Edward Albee and others. Mark also wrote the award winning children’s book Three Cups. Mark is an Associate Artist of the Barrington Stage Company, a recipient of the William Inge Festival’s New Voices Award, and a member of the Dramatists Guild and the Writer’s Guild East. He is an alumnus of New Dramatists.

Dimitri Toscas (Director) is thrilled to be returning to the Falcon Theatre where he directed Class, the award-winning Bunny Bunny, Gilda Radner: A Sort of Romantic Comedy, the critically acclaimed West Coast Premiere of Laurel and Hardy, and wrote and directed family versions of Cinderella! (based on the opera Cenerentola), The MAGIC Flute (starring Paul Vogt from Broadway’s Hairsprayand Chicago) and an original musical version of The Little Mermaid. Toscas garnered critical acclaim for writing and directing new English versions of Verdi’s La Traviata and Mozart’s Cosí fan Tutte, commissioned and produced by Skylight Music Theatre in Milwaukee (where he also worked on a new production of Man of La Manchawith celebrated opera director Dorothy “Dottie” Danner). Some additional directing credits include: Into the Woods, Plaid Tidings, Seussical, The King & I, two productions of Sweeney Todd (one a

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musical, one an opera), La Bohème at Piedmont Opera, Lucia di Lammermoor at Virginia Opera (again with Ms. Danner) and two productions of H.M.S. Pinafore. His screenwriting credits include the animated feature Igor (additional screenplay) and Playboy (research/writer). Toscas also served on an EPCOT Entertainment Task Force developing new shows at Walt Disney World, was a freelance writer for the Development Department at Aardman Animation, show director for the Eventide Carolers (featured on General Hospital and at Universal Studios, Hollywood), show director/writer of the Voices ofLiberty at Disneyland and most recently, a Guest Professor/Director at Pepperdine University. Follow him on twitter @DimitriToscas and at www.dimitritoscas.com.

Director’s note:Let’s be clear: this meeting never happened.Well…it might have happened. It was “scheduled” to happen…but there’s no record of it ACTUALLY happening.

That being said, the joy in this script is that our playwright, Mark St. Germain, has given us a fantasia – a place where these bigger-than-life historic characters can wander between fact and poetic license – where they can express themselves and their truths in direct quotes and through literary allusion – without seeming false or pretentious. This meeting lets us look at these world-renowned writers in a way we might not have before. Fragile. Human. Vulnerable.

It’s 1937. It’s Hollywood. It’s an apartment villa within the plastered walls of a glamourized echo of the Garden of Allah hotel – an artist enclave with a notorious reputation – where famous actors and actresses can be themselves while avoiding the scrutinous glare of the studios’ eyes. It’s all too perfect to be perfect. And it’s here where Scott and Hem come face-to-face with their fears, their failings and their desires.

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François-Pierre Couture (Set Designer) Originally from Montreal, François-Pierre Couture has had the privilege of working across the United States for the last decade as a scenic, lighting and projection designer and is proud to return to the Falcon Theatre after the scenic design of Class. Some of his designs include Everything you Touch for Rattlestick Productions (Cherry Lane Theatre); Destiny of Desire (Arena Stage Theatre); 2.5 and James and the Giant Peach(South Coast Repertory); The Year of Magical Thinking (Laguna Playhouse); Death of a Salesgirl (Bootleg Theatre); The Children(Boston Court Theatre); A Picasso (Geffen Playhouse); Médée and Teseo (Chicago Opera Theatre); Metamorphoses and Woyzeck (Santa Barbara Ensemble Theatre). For more information, please visit www.fpcouture.com.

Paul J. Dufresne (Associate Scenic Designer) Paul is a scenic designer who is currently working in the LA area and is a senior scenic design major at Pepperdine University. Selected credits include scenic designs for Pepperdine’s recent production of Almost, Maine (Pepperdine Theatre, 2015) and These Shining Lives (Pepperdine Theatre, 2015), Pepperdine’s production at the Edinburgh International Fringe Festival last summer entitled Forget Fire (C Venue +2, 2014), Hamlet (Theatre Three, 2014), Oliver! (Bonaventure Theatre, 2011); Associate scenic designs for last season’s production of Class (Falcon Theatre, 2015), and A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Pepperdine Theatre, 2014); Properties Designer/Master Les Misèrables (Pepperdine Theatre, 2013); Property design for Into the Woods (Pepperdine Theatre, 2015), and The Servant of Two Masters (Pepperdine Theatre, 2015). www.pjdufresne.com

David Kay Mickelsen (Costume Designer) has designed more than 350 productions at many of the nation’s leading theatres, including: The Guthrie Theater; Denver Center Theatre Company (59 productions); Arizona Theatre Company (47 productions); The Cleveland Play House (21 productions); Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park (14 productions); Ford’s Theatre; Williamstown Theatre Festival; Berkeley Rep. Theatre; The Geffen Playhouse; South Coast Rep.; Pasadena Playhouse; Laguna Playhouse; The Old Globe; San Diego Rep. Theatre; A Contemporary Theatre; the Oregon, Utah, Colorado and Illinois Shakespeare festivals; Portland Center Stage; Northlight Theatre; Pioneer Theatre Company; GeVa Theatre; The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis; Children’s Theatre Company of Minneapolis; Tennessee Rep. Theatre; Missouri Rep. Theatre; Sundance Theatre Festival; New Mexico Rep. Theatre; Pennsylvania Center Stage; Florida Stage; The Maltz-Jupiter Theatre; Ensemble Studio Theatre; Irish Rep. Theatre; Theatre of the Open Eye; Jean Cocteau Rep. Theatre; The Hampton Playhouse; and Timberlake Playhouse. Originally from Canby, Ore., he graduated with an MFA from California Institute of the Arts and is a member of the United Scenic Artists. davidkaymickelsen.com.

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Nick McCord (Lighting Designer) has designed lighting locally in Los Angeles, regionally, internationally, and Off-Broadway specializing in lighting designs for concerts, events, television, architecture, themed environments, and theatrical performances. Previous designs at the Falcon include Class, A Carlin Home Companion: Growing Up With George, No Way Around But Through, Dissonance, The Psychic, Souvenir, Exit Strategy and many more. Other recent theatrical designs include Kelly Carlin’s A Carlin Home Companion Tour, The Drowsy Chaperone (The Valley Performing Arts Center), and Dream Girls for the American Musical and Dramatic Academy. For more info please visit nickmccord.net.

Robert Arturo Ramirez (Sound Designer) is pleased to be de-signing at the Falcon again. Thanks to Dimitri and Sherry for another great project. He previously designed ABBAmemnon and The Snow QUEEN for the Troubies. Other Theatrical Designs include A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum (AMDA), and Class for the Falcon. For TV, he is currently Sound Designer on ARROW for Warner Brothers Sound. Past designs: I Ought to Be in Pictures(Falcon), For The Birds (Troubies at Getty Villa), Ray Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451, Broads! (El Portal), Madonna Monroe (Theatre Row), ShotSpeare’s Macbeth (Fake Gallery), Romeo and Juliet(Odyssey). He has received three Emmy Award nominations. Other TV credits include DC Comic’s The Flash, Weeds, Californication, Family Guy. He operates Orpheus SoundLabs in the NoHo Arts District.

John M. McElveney (Prop Design) was an Equity Stage Manager and Lighting Designer for many years before joining ABC Television as a Production Manager. While there, he worked many sit-coms, specials and awards shows. He has served as Production Manager for The Emmy Awards and was Senior Production Manager for many Academy Awards Presentations. He and the group called MacAndME designed properties for over fifty productions at the Colony Theatre in Burbank as well as other venues in the Los Angeles area. Most recently he designed properties for the current season at the Colony, When You Wish - The Story of Walt Disneyat the Freud Playhouse at UCLA and The Mystery of Irma Vep, A or B?, and Class at the Falcon Theatre. He is also President Emeritus of the Pasadena Playhouse Alumni and Associates.

Edgar Landa (Fight Choreographer) In addition to performing and directing, Edgar creates fights and violence for theatres large and small. Recent mayhem: El Henry (San Diego Rep/La Jolla Playhouse); The Reunion (South Coast Repertory); The Steward of Christendom (CTG/Mark Taper Forum); Parfumerie (Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts); The Nether (CTG/Kirk Douglas Theatre). Edgar serves on the faculty of the USC School of Dramatic Arts and is a long-time collaborator of Son of Semele Ensemble and Shakespeare & Company (Lenox, MA). He is a proud AEA member and Pro99 supporter of 99-Seat Theatre in Los Angeles.

Sandi Logan, CSA (Casting Director) has been casting television for almost two decades, with credits including Boomtown and Monk (for which she was nominated for an Emmy for Best Casting of a Comedy). This past year, she cast the ABC comedy series Cristela and the TV Land series Jennifer Falls. She first worked at the Falcon Theatre over a decade ago, casting, among others, Golf with Alan Shepard and Wrong Turn at Lungfish starring Hector Elizondo and Ana Ortiz directed by Garry Marshall. She left the Falcon to join ABC as Vice President of Casting where she spent eight years before returning to her roots as a Casting Director. This is her third season back at the Falcon Theatre, having cast Bunny Bunny, The Last Act of Lilka Kadison, A or B?, and Class during that time. She has her degree in Theatre from UC San Diego, with a focus on directing. She currently serves on the Alumni Board of Directors for the University and works with the MFA Theatre students there.

Dale Alan Cooke (Stage Manager) It is always a pleasure to be part of the Falcon family having now worked on fourteen productions including the recent The Trouble We Come From, Class, A Carlin

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