Intimate Apparel Program

by LYNN NOTTAGE

allworld’s the a stage

Embrace the spotlight

apparel

by Lynn Nottage

DIRECTOR

Dennis Raveneau

ADMINISTRATIVE PRODUCER

Joan Eppes

STAGE MANAGER/PROPS DESIGNER

Rayven Harris

COSTUME DESIGNER

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR

Kathi Baker

TECHNICAL PRODUCER

Tom Ortiz

SCENIC DESIGNER

Ellen Doyle Mizener

Michael A. Robinson/Dallas Costume Shoppe

PIANIST/COMPOSER

Thiago Nascimento

SOUND DESIGNER

Rich Frohlich

INTIMACY DIRECTOR

La Hunter-Smith

LIGHTING DESIGNER

Hank Baldree

WIG DESIGNER

Matthew Rafanelli

MASTER CARPENTER

Conor Clark

SET DRESSER

Joseph Cummings

Mrs.

Understudy

Shaundra Norwood will appear as Mayme on March 17, 18, & 19 and Mrs. Dickson on March 23.

Director’s Note

In 1905, New York City was a melting pot of immigrants from the South, Europe, and the Caribbean. Issues of racism, classism, and gender bias crashed heavily against their hopes and dreams— not terribly different from America today.

In her award-winning play, Intimate Apparel, Lynn Nottage explores human relationships within that melting pot. She peels back the outer layers and delves deeply into the complexities of physical and emotional intimacy. Intimacy is expressed in words, touch, and actions, all centered around the exquisite undergarments Esther Mills sews for her clients. The intricate stitching of the corsets Esther sews symbolizes the delicate balance of connections she forms with the people in her life. Though the characters are diverse in every sense of the word, they share common struggles of love, longing, and loneliness. We catch intimate glimpses of these

in their most private spaces.

Directing this show has been a dream, partly because I got to work with an incredibly talented cast and an awesome production team here at MainStage Irving-Las Colinas. But mostly because Lynn Nottage has written a wonderfully moving play that deserves to be shared. I hope you leave the theater tonight touched by the lives of these very human characters.

–Dennis Raveneau, Director

Mr. Marks Blair Mitchell

Dickson/Mayme

Shaundra Norwood

Mrs. Dickson

Yolanda Davis

struggles

Mayme

Kayland Jordan

Esther Stormi Demerson* George Brentom Jackson

Mrs. Van Buren Lindsay Hayward

*Appearing through an Agreement between this theatre, MainStage Irving-Las Colinas, and Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.

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STORMI DEMERSON (Esther Mills) is reprising this role in her MainStage debut. Regional credits (selected): Jubilee Theatre, Circle Theatre, Shakespeare Dallas, Kitchen Dog Theater, WaterTower Theater, Amphibian Stage Productions and Second Thought Theater. Roles include: Rose/ FENCES, Hillary/HILLARY AND CLINTON, Ruth Baker/ BREAD, Gertie Monroe/MISSISSIPPI GODDAMN, Nadine/BR’ER COTTON, Louise/SEVEN GUITARS, Mary/DIAMOND DICK: THE TULSA RACE RIOTS OF 1921, Actor/WHITE RABBIT, RED RABBIT, Nurse Tina/DEATH TAX, Nurse Monohan/WiT, Mrs. Breedlove/THE BLUEST EYE and Esther Mills/ INTIMATE APPAREL at WaterTower Theatre.

BRENTOM JACKSON (George Armstrong) is making his MainStage debut. He was most recently seen as Clay/DUTCHMAN with The Classics Theatre Project. He received his bachelor’s degree in Theatre Arts at Texas Wesleyan University where he appeared in many productions. He later received his master’s degree in counseling from Saint Edward’s University. Currently, he is a mental health counselor at Tarrant County College, and continues to appear in productions across the state of Texas: Vortex Theater-Austin, TX; Jubilee Theatre-Fort Worth, TX; SoulRep Theatre-Dallas, TX.

KAYLAND JORDAN (Mayme) is a Dallas and NYC-based performer and educator. She is excited to return to the Dallas stage with INTIMATE APPAREL. Her stage credits include New York Theatre Workshop’s Belle Pierson/MIRRORS and Teatro SEA’s Louella/FANCY MAIDS. TV credits include HBO’s Betty and ABC’s Emergence. She is proud to serve as a Teaching Artist with ATTPAC, generating opportunities for theater in public schools. Kayland holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Acting from Pace University.

LINDSAY HAYWARD (Mrs. Van Buren) is delighted to return to MainStage under the direction of Dennis Raveneau! Local performance credits also include

Shakespeare Dallas, Teatro Dallas, Theatre Three, Echo Theatre, Uptown Players, Pegasus Theatre, Garland Summer Musicals, Circle Theatre, Theatre Arlington, The Firehouse Theatre, and Casa Mañana. Hayward’s written work has appeared with IMPRINT TheatreWorks, Over the Bridge Arts, ARTS Fort Worth, Our Productions, Theatre Off the Square, Rover Dramawerks, and Sundown Theatre Collective. Hayward is a Dramatist’s Guild member, former AEA, and Kennedy Center Alumni.

BLAIR MITCHELL (Mr. Marks) is making his MainStage debut. Past credits: Lt. Jonathan Kendrick/A FEW GOOD MEN at Richardson Theatre Centre; Malvolio/TWELFTH NIGHT and Caliban/THE TEMPEST at Stolen Shakespeare Festival 2018 in Fort Worth; Theseus/PHAEDRA, Bob Wideler/THE WAL-MARTIANS, and Chip Tolentino/25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE at Texas Woman’s University; Sergeant Penny/THE HOLLOW at Theatre Three; Peter/COMPANY and Richard Stanley/THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER at Florida Repertory Theatre; Performer 2/GREATER TUNA at Washington and Lee University.

YOLANDA DAVIS (Mrs. Dickson) is beyond grateful to be performing at MainStage along with this insanely talented cast. Yolanda was most recently seen in two award winning short films premiering at SXSW: Bernice/DORETHA’S BLUES and Bus Driver/ NEVER GOIN’ BACK. Yolanda has performed on multiple stages in the DFW area. Her favorite roles include Soul Rep Theater’s Blue/STEAL AWAY, LaLa/ COLORED MUSEUM, and Vidalia/BIRDY LAUGHING. Other favorites include JubileeTheater’s Mary Lee Cooper/LIVIN’ FAT (best play 2016), FROM Aunt Baby/THE MISSISSIPPI DELTA and AART’s Lena Younger/RAISIN IN THE SUN. Yolanda is a 4 ½ year throat cancer survivor and is thankful to her Lord for his healing power!

SHAUNDRA NORWOOD (Understudy Mrs. Dickson/Mayme) is excited and blessed to have the

WHO’S WHO

grand opportunity to have her debut at MainStage! You may have seen her on many stages throughout the Metroplex, including Jubilee Theatre, Theatre Arlington, Plaza Theatre, and Bishop Arts. Her experience is extensive; but that does not diminish her humility and gratitude. Shaundra is excited to work with this amazing cast & crew. To my husband Calvin and my family, I thank you for your support.

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DENNIS RAVENEAU (Director) Winner of the 2016 Irma P. Hall Best Director Award for the hilarious comedy, LIVIN’ FAT at Jubilee Theater, Dennis has directed (or co-directed with his wife and partner, Kathi Baker) a number of productions including THE DUTCHMAN (The Classics Theater Project), PRISONER OF SECOND AVENUE and ARSENIC AND OLD LACE (Theater Coppell), THE THREE MUSKETEERS, HOLKA POLKA, and BEAUTY IS A BEAST for CrossOver Arts, and A LOVE OFFERING by Jonathan Norton in a collaboration with the Margo Jones Theater and most recently with the Undermain Theater. A retired schoolteacher, he served for several years as Artistic Director for CrossOver Arts Theatre in Desoto where he worked with students helping them bridge the gap between scholastic and professional theater. As an actor, some of his most memorable roles include Toledo/MA RAINEY’S BLACK BOTTOM, Hoke Colburn/DRIVING MISS DAISY, Norman Thayer, Jr./ON GOLDEN POND, and Weller Martin/THE GIN GAME. Other notable credits include SCHOOL FOR WIVES and MEDEA (Dallas Theater Center), KNOCK ME A KISS (Jubilee Theater), DIAMOND DICK: THE TULSA RACE RIOT OF 1921 (Project X and La Mama Theater, NY), A FEW GOOD MEN (MainStage), RICHARD III, ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA, THE COMEDY OF ERRORS, THE TAMING OF THE SHREW, AS YOU LIKE IT, and HAMLET (Shakespeare Dallas), TIME IN KAFKA (Undermain), POMPEII and BR’ER COTTON (Kitchen Dog). He’s also been featured as Smoke in the video series Washed. Later this summer, he’ll be

appearing as Duke Frederick and Duke Senior in Fair Assembly’s production of AS YOU LIKE IT.

KATHI BAKER (Assistant Director) is thrilled to once again work alongside her favorite director (and spouse) Dennis Raveneau in their first MainStage production. Working with this spectacular cast and crew has been a joy.

RAYVEN HARRIS (Stage Manager & Props

Designer) is happy to be creating art with wonderful people! Her most recent credit is Stage Manager for MainStage’s recent production of ADA AND THE ENGINE. Previous credits include Sound Designer for Stage West’s INTO THE BREECHES and Sound Designer for WaterTower Theatre’s THE ODD COUPLE.

JOAN EPPES (Administrative Producer) produced GYPSY, ENCHANTED APRIL, BOEING BOEING and A CHORUS LINE, has appeared in MY SISTER EILEEN and WITNESS FOR THE PROSECUTION at MainStage and has been seen on stage at numerous theatres around the Metroplex. She is Vice President on the MainStage Board and enjoys playing a role in making live theater happen.

TOM ORTIZ (Technical Producer) is excited to be working on INTIMATE APPAREL. Welcome to the theater to each one of you, from our family to yours.

LAWONDA “LA HUNTER” HUNTER-SMITH

(Intimacy Director) trained extensively at the Duke Ellington School of the Performing and Visual Arts, was a lead soloist with the Dallas Black Dance Theater, and was a member of the Bruce Woods Dance Co. She has a Bachelor of Arts in Dance and has taught for over 20 years in educational and professional settings. La ‘Hunter also formed her own Contemporary Modern Dance Company under the name La ‘Hunter In Flight Dance Theatre that has performed in the DFW area and Houston. She is

currently the Resident Choreographer and Intimacy Director/Choreographer with the Soul Rep Theatre Company. La ‘Hunter was Nominated for 5 Irma P. Hall Black Theater Awards and was awarded 2 for Best Musical, and Best Scenic Design for a Musical.

THIAGO NASCIMENTO (Pianist & Composer) has been praised for his innate musicality, impressive technique, and ability to improvise in a variety of styles. His unique talents span classical piano technique, expressive musicality, “stride” jazz piano, improvisation and composition. In addition, his comedic nature and ability to seamlessly integrate slapstick comedy and combine any melodic fragment into any other piece of music on the spur of the moment (no matter how serious or inappropriate) inevitably brings to mind visions of a young Victor Borge.

ELLEN DOYLE MIZENER (Scenic Designer) returns to MainStage having designed their most recent production, ADA AND THE ENGINE. Mizener designs for theater, opera, and is a production designer for film. One of her projects was presented at World Stage Design 2022 in Calgary, Canada in August 2022. Recent credits include the design of the United States National Exhibit for the PRAGUE QUADRENNIAL 2019 (Czech Republic), properties and scenic elements for the world premier of Fort Worth Opera’s ZORRO (Héctor Armienta, composer & librettist, 2022) and the design of the world premier children’s opera STONE SOUP (libretto by Pulitzer Prize winner, Mark Campbell, 2021) for Fort Worth Children’s Opera Theatre. Mizener holds an MFA in Theatre/Scenic & Costume Design (University of Houston). www.ellenmizenerdesign.com

JOSEPH CUMMINGS (Set Dresser) This production marks Mr. Cummings first time performing in the role of set dresser. Previous shows that Mr. Cummings designed for MainStage included

PHANTOM, THE FULL MONTY, BOEING BOEING, AN ACT OF GOD, GYPSY, and he will also design the next show, THE LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA. You can visit Mr. Cummings online at www.stagedesignbyjoseph.com.

CONOR CLARK (Master Carpenter) is thrilled to be joining MainStage for the first time. He is the Associate Technical Director for Stage West Theatre and has been found on and offstage in the DFW area since moving to Texas two years ago. Recent scenic builds include Stage West’s THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG, GUARDS AT THE TAJ, and BETWEEN RIVERSIDE AND CRAZY, as well as designing and building Hopeful Theatre Project’s THE DROWSY CHAPERONE and Upright Theatre’s NEXT TO NORMAL and THE WEDDING SINGER.

HANK BALDREE (Lighting Designer) graduated from Tarleton State University, where he received his Bachelor’s of Fine Arts in Theatre and graduated Cum Laude. He has worked for numerous theatres around the DFW metroplex, including Granbury Theatre Company, Garland Summer Musicals, Dallas Young Artists Summer Theatre Camp, Pantagleize Theatre, Center Stage Theatre Camp in Aledo, Community Players in Stephenville, and Theatre Off The Square. At these theatres, he has held numerous positions including stage manager, lighting designer, scene shop foreman, tech crew, actor, and director. He has received several honors recognizing his skills in theatre and technical theatre, including the 2015 Dr. Mary Jane Mingus Award for Theatre Excellence and the GSM 2015 award for technical excellence. Hank is currently the Technical Director for the Granville Performing Arts Center in Garland TX.

RICH FROHLICH (Sound Designer) A three-time Column award winner, he has designed sound for more than 70 productions at over a dozen area theaters since 2005. In 2001 he founded the Texas Radio Theatre Company. In addition to sound

design, Richard is also a video producer, podcast producer, a cycling advocate and has recently added bicycle repair to his résumé. He makes his home in Arlington, Texas with his wife Bonnie and their family.

MICHAEL A. ROBINSON (Costume Designer) and his team at the Dallas Costume Shoppe have designed and provided costumes for countless area productions over the years, including: THE DROWSY CHAPERONE, CATS, EVITA, THE ADDAMS FAMILY, BONNIE AND CLYDE, CRAZY FOR YOU, SPRING AWAKENING, SHREK, NINE, THE FULL MONTY and the critically acclaimed AVENUE Q for Theatre Three. Area theaters Michael has costumed for include: Theatre Three, Stage West, Uptown Theatre, Echo Theatre, Rover Drama Werks, MainStage, Second Thought Theatre, Garland Summer Musicals, Contemporary Theatre of Dallas, Teatro Dallas,

WaterTower Theatre and Lyric Stage. Michael’s costumes for Mozart’s COSI FAN TUTTI were seen at the famous Goldini Theatre in Venice, Italy, and were also featured in the BBC documentary of BONNIE AND CLYDE. He recently costumed the New York premier of AS WE LIE STILL. Michael is very happy to be back working with his friends at MainStage.

MATTHEW RAFANELLI (Wig Designer) is thrilled to be back working with Dallas Costume Shoppe on INTIMATE APPAREL and to be returning to MainStage Irving-Las Colinas after performing here in THE PHANTOM. While in New York, Matthew acquired his Cosmetology License while acting as Wig Master at the John W. Engeman Theater and Theatre Three, as well as working with costumes and wigs for various productions throughout Long Island. Since moving back to Dallas he has designed the wigs for UNTOpera’s current production of A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE.

Book by CRAIG LUCAS Music & Lyrics by ADAM GUETTEL Based on the Novel by ELIZABETH SPENCER Directed by BRUCE R. COLEMAN Music Directed by VICTORIA NOOE

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PRODUCTION CREW & VOLUNTEERS

ADMINISTRATIVE PRODUCER..........................................................................................................................Joan Eppes

TECHNICAL PRODUCER....................................................................................................................................... Tom Ortiz

DIRECTOR Dennis Raveneau

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR......................................................................................................................................Kathi Baker

INTIMACY DIRECTOR............................................................................................Lawonda “La Hunter” Hunter-Smith

STAGE MANAGER/PROPS DESIGNER. .................................................................................................... Rayven Harris

SCENIC DESIGNER Ellen Doyle Mizener

MASTER CARPENTER.......................................................................................................................................Conor Clark

SET DRESSER ......................................................................................................................................... Joseph Cummings

COSTUME DESIGNER..........................................................................Michael A. Robinson/Dallas Costume Shoppe

WIG DESIGNER Matthew Rafanelli

LIGHTING DESIGNER Hank Baldree

SOUND DESIGNER .......................................................................................................................................... Rich Frohlich

PIANIST/COMPOSER .......................................................................................................................... Thiago Nascimento

STAGE CREW Dorothy Jolly and Michaela Parker

A1 SOUND OP Michael Cannon

A2 BODY MIC TECH ....................................................................................................................................... David Chavez

LIGHT BOARD OPERATOR...............................................................................................................................Eric B. Ryan

LOAD IN/BUILD VOLUNTEERS.........................................................................................................Shaundra Norwood, Brentom Jackson, Kayland Jordan, Dennis Raveneau, Lindsay Hayward, Mike Cannon, Rayven Harris, Samuel Sapiña, Blair Mitchell, Dorothy Jolly, Michaela Parker, Hank Baldree, Conor Clark, Ellen Doyle

Mizener, Steven Merritt, Tom Ortiz, Joan Eppes

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PUBLICITY PHOTOGRAPHER.....................................................................................Mike Morgan Photography, Inc.

BOX OFFICE VOLUNTEERS................................................................................................Jo Anne Hull, Irene Jackson, Evelyn G. Hall, Jill Stephens, Pat Slate, Debra Green, Chris Wallace

CONCESSIONS VOLUNTEERS..................................................................................................................Rob Stephens, Jill Stephens, Tom Ortiz, Andrea Logan, Kristina Enslow, Levi Enslow, Keith Green, Natalie Green, Lindsey Humphries, Chris Wallace, Tim Wallace, Evelyn G. Hall, Monica Ramirez, Stanley Green, Debra Green, Susan Wade, David Wade, Debbie Fleck, Alan Fleck, Jo Anne Hull

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