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About Redtwist TheatreRedtwist Theatre, formerly Actors Workshop Theatre, embarked upon its first production as an itinerant company in 1994 with Simon Gray’s Otherwise Engaged. AWT incorporated as a non-profit 501(c)3 corporation in May 2001. It produced five more plays before moving to its current home in the vibrant Bryn Mawr Historic District of the Edgewater neighborhood in Chicago in the fall of 2002. The double-storefront was transformed from an office-like community center into an intimate and comfortable theatre and classroom space. Redtwist’s first show in Edgewater, Praying Small, opened in September 2003. It was desig-nated as a Critic’s Choice by the Chicago Reader and was extended two times by popular demand. Michael Colucci, the founder of Redtwist Theatre, is the Artistic Director. His producing partner and wife, Jan Ellen Graves, is the Media Direc-tor. She directed the critically-acclaimed The American Clock by Arthur Miller and the Jeff-nominated play Aura by company member, Tommy Lee Johnston. Michael’s direction of All My Sons, Les Liaisons Dangereuses, and Three Hotels was also critically-acclaimed and Jeff-recommended. During Redtwist’s time at the Bryn Mawr location, its productions have received 30 Jeff nominations and won 6 Non-Equity Jeff Awards including one for Best Production for Man from Nebraska in 2011. As of March 1, 2008, AWT’s corporate name officially changed to Redtwist Theatre. Please visit www.redtwist.org for current information on our events and productions.

Josh AltmanOlivia Leah Baker

Christopher Burpee Michael ColucciJohnny Garcia

Jacqueline GrandtJan Ellen GravesK.c. Karen Hill

Tommy Lee JohnstonChristopher Kriz

THE COMPANY

StaffMichael Colucci, Artistic Director

Jan Ellen Graves, Managing DirectorJohnny Garcia, Development Outreach Coordinator

Josh Altman, Literary Manager, Jessie Chappe, Casting Director

Frank Sjodin, Technical DirectorCharles Bonilla, Box Office Manager

BoardSusan Schwartzwald, Chair

Barbara Burgess, Jenéne Francis, Brandon Hollembeak, Neal Robinson, Carol Scheidenhelm, Pauline Taylor

E. Malcolm MartinezDaniel McNamara

Peter OyloeBrian Parry

Allison QueenDebra Rodkin

OUR MISSION

To do white hot drama, in a tiny black box,

with a little red twist

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Welcome to my Favorite Theatre!

Please indulge me if I use this space to say that Redtwist is my favorite theatre. That may seem obvious, but I especially like

a few specific things about a Chicago storefront, and Redtwist in particluar. I love (a) the intimacy of this space, and being right on top of the thrilling action of a great play (b) the flexibility of our black box whereby we can redesign the stage and audience into any con-figuration for every show (c) odd as it sounds, I really enjoy our gray cushioned chairs—they are large, sturdy, and comfy (d) I appreciate a clean restroom, and I suspect you do too.

There must be a reason why “Chicago theatre” has become iconic. And it might be because of the very experience you will be having here at Redtwist. Grab a beverage and a snack at the box office window, bring it into the theatre, and settle in for the show. Thanks for coming!

Michael Colucci, Artistic Director

Please turn off your cell phones.Out of respect for the actors, please do not access your cell phones for any reason during the performance.

MAINSTAGE PRODUCTIONS

The Glass Menagerie (2012)The Cripple of Inishmaan (2012)The Laramie Project: Ten Years Later (2012)Opus (2011-2012)Elling (2011)That Face (2011)Bug (2011)Man from Nebraska (2011)Shining City (2011)Lobby Hero (2010)A Delicate Balance (2010)Equus (2010)The Pillowman (2009-2010)Lettice and Lovage (2009)Waiting for Godot (2009)The Ride Down Mount Morgan (2009)Aura (2009)The Goat, or Who is Sylvia? (2009)Marvin’s Room (2009)Shadowlands (2008)Glengarry Glen Ross (2008)

True West (2008)Doubt (2008)Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (2008)Three Hotels (2007)A View from the Bridge (2007)Les Liaisons Dangereuses (2007)Equus (2007)Otherwise Engaged (2007)Proof (2006)Proving Mr. Jennings (2006)The Beauty Queen of Leenane (2006)Loose Knit (2006)Abandonment (2006)Life’s Tremors (2005)All My Sons (2005)Praying Small (2005)The American Clock (2005)The Last Yankee (2004)Broken Glass (2004)Liars & Angels (2004)Praying Small (2003)

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CAST in order of appearance

Phillip Gellburg .................................................. Neal Grofman

Margaret Hyman ........................................................Susan Fay

Dr. Harry Hyman ........................................... *Michael Colucci

Sylvia Gellburg ........................................... *Jacqueline Grandt

Harriet ................................................................. Robyn Okrant

Stanton Case .......................................................... Mike Nowak*Redtwist company member

PLACE/TIME: Brooklyn in the last days of November 1938

Borken Glass is performed with one intermission.The total running time is approximately 2:15.

This play is presented by special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service, Inc., New York.

Understudies: Eleanor Katz, Jan Ellen Graves

Special thanks to Steve Scott who laid the foundation for this production,

and to Kimberly Loughlin, The Saints, The Brown Elephant

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PRODUCTION STAFF

Co-directors ................. *Michael Colucci & *Jan Ellen Graves

Assistant Director ................................................ Willy Landon

Stage Manager ................................................... Shelby Glasgow

Assistant Stage Manager/Fight Captain ......*Olivia Leah Baker

Production Manager .......................................Justin Castellano

Production Assistant ................................Amanda Lautermilch

Technical Director .................................................Frank Sjodin

Set Designer ........................................................ Joe Schermoly

Lighting Designer .................................... *Christopher Burpee

Original Music & Sound Designer ............. *†Christopher Kriz

Costume Designer .............................................kClare Kemock

Costume Assistant ........................................... Rachel S. Parent

Properties Designer ..................................................Jeff Shields

Fight Director ........................................................ Chris Rickett

Master Electrician ..............................................Garvin Jellison

Set Construction ................................................. Joe Schermoly

Set Construction Assistant ................................... Frank Sjodin

Dramaturg ......................................................... Cassandra Rose

Dialect Coach ..................................................... Eva Breneman

Vocal Coach ................................................. Mary Reynard Liss

Photos ............................................................. *Jan Ellen Graves

Graphic Design/Marketing/Programs .......... *Jan Ellen Graves

Box Office Manager ...........................................Charles Bonilla

Box Office Assistant ...............................*E. Malcolm Martinez

Associate Producer ............................................ *Johnny Garcia

Producers ..................... *Michael Colucci & *Jan Ellen Graves*Redtwist Company Member

†Member, United Scenic Artists

This program/production is partially supported by grants from

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The Illinois Arts Council, a state agency

The Gaylord and Dorothy Donnelley Foundation

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Michael Colucci (Dr. Harry Hyman) is the founder and Artistic Di-rector of Redtwist Theatre, and has directed many of the plays here, including Equus (2010), Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, Three Hotels, A View from the Bridge, Les Liaisons Dangereuses, All My Sons, Broken Glass (2004), Praying Small, and most recently, That Face. He has also been seen on stage at Redtwist as Dr. Sweet in Bug, Martin in The Goat,

or Who Is Sylvia?, George in Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, Eddie Carbone in A View from the Bridge, and Joe Keller in All My Sons. In addition, Michael has worked at vari-ous theatres in Chicago, including Court, Victory Gardens, TimeLine, and American Blues. He is also a member of the Jeff Committee’s Artistic and Technical Team.

Susan Fay (Margaret Hyman) is making her Redtwist debut. Past credits include Night of the Iguana and The Exonerated in Hartford, CT; The House of Blue Leaves, Hay Fever, and Crimes of the Heart in St. Louis; and in Chicago…Jacob and Jack (Victory Gardens), The Lady’s Not for Burning (Theo Ubique), Be A Good Little Widow (Collaborac-tion), The Original Grease (American Theatre Company), Inherit the

Wind (Oak Park Festival Theatre) and Susan Swayne and the Bewildered Bride (Babes with Blades).

Jacqueline Grandt (Sylvia Gellburg) is thrilled to once again tackle the amazing role of Sylvia Gellburg. As her first show at Redtwist Theatre seven years ago, Broken Glass holds a special place in her heart and she is so excited to perform the role opposite her original “Phillip,” Neal Grofman, along with the stellar cast that has been compiled for this production. Other credits include Amanda in The

Glass Menagerie, Agnes in Bug (Jeff Award-Winner), Joy in Shadowlands, Ricky Roma in Glengarry Glen Ross, Maureen in The Beauty Queen of Leenane, just to name a few. As always, she thanks Michael and Jan for their constant support, as well as her husband Jim and loving family.

Neal Grofman (Phillip Gellburg) returns to Redtwist after eight years to revisit the role of lovable Phillip Gellburg. Neal has been on the Chicago theater scene for over 25 years. Favorite roles include Felix Ungar in The Odd Couple, Allan Felix in Play it Again, Sam, and Kulygin in Three Sisters. Neal last appeared on the Redtwist stage in 2005’s production of Miller’s American Clock, in which he played the

clock. Cable TV subscribers can also catch Neal now in the second season of Boss, but please, not during tonight’s show. Finally, Neal is proudest of his most recent production, 2-year old daughter and cub food critic, Madeleine Rose.

Mike Nowak (Stanton Case) is an actor, writer, director, singer, radio show host and gardener, not necessarily in that order. Recently, he appeared as Vladimir in the critically acclaimed Waiting for Godot at Redtwist Theatre and as Ralph Hamill in Dashiell Hamlet at City Lit Theatre. which he co-authored along with Kathleen Thompson, Paul H. Thompson, and the director, Mike Nussbaum. In addition to being

the host of The Mike Nowak Show, Sundays from 9 to 11 am on WCPT Radio, 820AM, Chicago’s Progressive Talk, Mike is also the co-host of the local garden-ing and cooking TV show, Dig In Chicago. More info at www.mikenowak.net.

CAST PROFILES (in alphabetical order)

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Robyn Okrant (Harriet) is thrilled to be in her first Redtwist pro-duction. Robyn splits her live performance time between theatre, and performance story-telling. She can also be seen berating her husband in the online hit Teachers (directed by Matt Miller), and in the soon-to-be-released film Hatboxes. She is proud to be represented by Paonessa Talent Agency. Much of Robyn’s video and commercial

work can be seen at robynokrant.com.

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CAST PROFILES (continued)

STAFF/CREW PROFILES (in alphabetical order)

Olivia Leah Baker (Assistant Stage Manager, Fight Captain) is currently attending the Illinois Institute of Art in Chicago for fashion design and interning with Anna G Costumes with hopes of becoming a costume designer. She worked with the St. Louis Backdoor Theatre Gang on Guys & Dolls, Pajama Game, Macbeth, and Timeless Clock; Equus(2010), A Delicate Balance, Man From Nebraska, Bug, That Face, Elling, Opus, Cripple of Inishmaan, and The Glass Menagerie at Redtwist Theatre, Opus at Theatre on the Lake, The Last Night of Ballyhoo with Project 891 Theatre, worked in the costume department for Redmoon Theatre’s 2012 Spectacle Lunatique, and made costumes for The Stagedoor Johnnies.

Christopher Burpee (Lighting Designer) Previous Redtwist design credits include Opus, Man From Nebraska, Shining City, Lobby Hero, Dracula, A Delicate Balance, Equus, The Pillowman, Lettuce and Lovage, Waiting for Godot, The Ride Down Mt Morgan, Aura, The Goat, and Marvin’s Room. Other recent designs include Avenue Q for NightBlue at Stage 773, Christmas Carol at NEIU, and Pippin for BoHo at Theatre Wit. Chris is a graduate of The Theatre School at DePaul University, with a BFA in lighting design. When not designing, Chris freelances as a stagehand and lighting technician for theatre, concerts, and corporate events.

Eva Breneman (Dialect Coach) Redtwist: The Cripple of Inishmaan. Chicago: Good People, The March, The Brother/Sister Plays (Steppenwolf); Elizabeth Rex, The Madness Of King George (Chicago Shakespeare Theatre); Eastland, The Great Fire (Looking-glass); The Caretaker, Travels with My Aunt (Writer’s Theatre); 33 Variations, Enron (Timeline) and won the non-Equity Jeff award for dialect coaching for The Light in the Piazza (Theo Ubique). Regional: Around the World in 80 Days (Centerstage Baltimore and Kansas City Repertory); Mamma Mia! (National Tour; Las Vegas). Television: The Chicago Code (Fox); The Beast (A&E). Eva is an Associate Artist at Timeline, and A Production Affiliate of Lookingglass.

Michael Colucci (Co-director) See cast profiles.

Justin Castellano (Production Manager) is proud to be returning to Redtwist, after working as the PM on The Glass Menagerie and the Technical Director for The Laramie Project: Ten Year Later and Opus. Justin has also just begun his second season as Master Electrician with Raven Theatre. Other credits include work with Northlight, Timeline, and The Den Theatres, lighting work for various event and touring companies and production credits with television shows, Black Gold and America’s Toughest Jobs (both for TruTV). Justin is a full-time employee with

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STAFF/CREW PROFILES (continued)

Grand Stage Co, a Chicago based entertainment supply and lighting company. He received his B.A. in Theatre Arts from DePaul University’s Barat Campus in Lake Forest, IL. Outside of Justin’s theatre, film and television work, he has been a Securities Broker and Life Agent with Primerica for 8 years.

Shelby Glasgow (Stage Manager) is thrilled to be joining the team at Redtwist for Broken Glass. Shelby recently finished her stage management internship at B Street Theatre in Sacramento, California and dove right into the Chicago storefront theatre scene with Sideshow Theatre Company and their production of Idomeneus. Other favorite stage management credits include Dames at Sea, RENT, Triangle Logic, Reefer Madness, Corpus Christi, and Crazy For You.

Jan Ellen Graves (Co-director, Graphic Design, Marketing) recently appeared on Redtwist’s stage in The Cripple of Inishmaan, The Laramie Project: Ten Years Later, Man From Nebraska (Jeff Award for Best Production), A Delicate Balance, Three Hotels, and Equus. Other Redtwist performances include Marvin’s Room, Doubt, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, A View from the Bridge, and All My Sons. Other favorite stage roles include M’Lynn in Steel Magnolias, Ilona in She Loves Me and Sister Robert Anne in Nunsense. She directed Aura and The American Clock at Redtwist, and is also the theatre’s Managing Director.

kClare Kemock (Costume Designer) returns to Redtwist Theatre ecstatically after also working on Elling, The Laramie Project, and The Cripple of Inishmaan. Currently running this fall: Dearly Departed (Circle Theatre) and The Rover (20% Theatre Company). Other designs: We’re All in This Room Together (Second City; Jeff Nominated), Devour (20% Theatre Company), and Bard Fiction (Commedia Beauregard). www.kClare.com

Garvin Jellison (Master Electrician) worked on The Glass Menagerie with Redtwist for the first time, and is happy to return for Broken Glass. Garvin has worked around Chicago in different capacities with The Artistic Home, Honey Pot Performance, Se-anachai Theater Company, Lookingglass Theater Company, Chicago Shakespeare Theater, Hubbard Street Dance Chicago, ProudKate Theater Project, Links Hall, Chicago Flamenco and the Joffrey Ballet. Most recently, Garvin designed a new piece titled Knowest Not for the Joffrey Ballet of Chicago.

Christopher Kriz (Original Music and Sound Design) works nationally as a composer and sound designer and is pleased to work with Redtwist once again, having recently designed Opus (Non-Equity Jeff Award for Best Sound Design), The Glass Menagerie, The Cripple of Inishmaan, Bug (Non-Equity Jeff nomination for Best Sound Design) and Elling. In Chicago, Chris has designed for companies including Northlight, Steppenwolf, Goodman, Victory Gardens and TimeLine. Some recent Chicago credits include The Woman In White (Lifeline Theatre), The Heart Is A Lonely Hunter (Steppenwolf Theatre), Black Pearl Sings (Northlight Theatre), Pride and Prejudice (Lifeline Theatre), I Am Going To Change The World (Chicago Dramatists), After The Revolution (Next Theatre) and The Count Of Monte Cristo (Non-Equity Jeff Nominations for Best Original Music and Best Sound Design - Lifeline Theatre). Recent regional credits include The Nerd (Peninsula Players), Fall Of The House (Theatre Squared) and the national tour of America

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STAFF/CREW PROFILES (continued)

Amerique (Jena Company). Upcoming productions include The Letters (Writers Theatre), The Whipping Man (Northlight Theatre) and Creditors (Remy Bumppo). Chris is a proud member of United Scenic Artists Local 829. To hear more of his work, please visit www.christopherkriz.com

Willy Landon (Assistant Director) holds a B.A. in Drama from Ithaca College in upstate New York. This is his first production at Redtwist Theatre, and in Chicago. He previously worked as an intern in Goodman Theatre’s Education and Com-munity Outreach Department, writing study guides and shouting interesting facts at audience members during post-show talkbacks. Some of his previous credits include director for Largo Desolato at Ithaca College, and assistant director for Tartuffe at Ithaca College. He’s thrilled to be a part of this production, and would like to thank Steve Scott for giving him this opportunity, Arthur for writing this play, and family for their constant support.

Mary Reynard Liss (Vocal Coach) is delighted to be starting her second season at Redtwist by working with the great cast and crew of Broken Glass. Mary received her training from legenday acting coach and voice over talent Ted Liss, Del Close of Second City, Geoffrey Conner, vocal coach to the National Theatre of Great Britain, David Parry, Malcomn McKay, June Kemp, and Robert Palmer of RADA, Norman Gulbrensen at Northwestern University and Gisela Goettling at the American Academy of Music.

Chris Rickett (Fight Director) was most recently seen at Redtwist Theatre in Kimberly Senior’s The Cripple of Inishmaan as Babbybobby. This is his second col-laboration with Redtwist as a violence designer. Other fight choreography credits include work with Chicago Dramatists, About Face Theatre, American Blues The-atre, The Arc Theatre, and Theater Wit. Next up he will be seen in Someone Who’ll Watch Over Me by Frank McGuinness for Oak Park Festival Theatre.

Cassandra Rose (Dramaturg) earned her imaginary minor in dramaturgy along-side her very real degree in playwriting from Columbia College Chicago. She’s only been working with Redtwist Theatre since May 2010, but in that time she has had the pleasure of dramaturging six of their shows. Cassandra is also a script reader for the literary department at Victory Gardens, a network playwright at Chicago Dramatists, and a founding member/Associate Artistic Director of Cold Basement Dramatics.

Joe Schermoly (Set Designer) is a set designer, technical director and painter and is happy to be returning to Redtwist after a long absence. His design work has been seen around Chicago at Griffin Theatre (Punk Rock, No More Dead Dogs, Port, Constant Wife), Strawdog Theatre (Duchess of Malfi, Master and Margarita, Richard III), Lifeline Theatre (The Count of Monte Cristo), Sideshow Theatre (Idomeneus, The Ugly One) Eclipse (Beyond the Horizon, Trestle at Pope Lick Creek) and more. He has also designed and built shows in London for The Finborough, Bush and Gate theatres among others. Joe studied set design at Northwestern University and is the Technical Director at Lifeline Theatre. You can see his work later this year at Lifeline in The City and the City and for the Redtwist’s Reverb later in the year. His portfolio is available at www.joeschermoly.com

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Jeff Shields (Properties Designer) moved to Chicago from Iowa City, Iowa in November of 2010. In Iowa, where he studied directing and design at the Uni-versity of Iowa, he worked with various theatre companies working in many capacities from acting to directing. Chicago credits include properties design for Mortar Theatre Company’s productions of Mother Bear, Corazon de Manzana, and Bombs, Babes and Bingo; Stage Left’s production of The Fisherman; Provision Theatre’s The Foreigner; Raven Theatre’s Dating Walter Dante; Provision Theatre’s The Foreigner; Piven Theatre’s production of Tusk Tusk and Costumes for Nothing Special Production’s Savage Land. This fall, he will be props designer for Hell in a Handbag’s production of Scarrie: The Musical. He is an artistic associate with Mortar Theatre Company.

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