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K E N N E D Y T H E A T R E

CHINA VISIONS

The Tempest by

William Shakespeare

October 20, 21, 26, 27, 28, and 29, 1989 Alliance for Drama Education Benefits

October 18 and 25

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A HISTORY OF CHINA by Witold Rodzinski

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The University of Hawaii at Manoa Department of Theatre and Dance

presents

The Tempest by William Shakespeare

Dedicated to the memory of Laurence Olivier

Production Conceived and Directed by Terence Knapp Assisted by Sherwood Xuehua Hu

Choreography and Movement by Harriet Glass Scenic and Lighting Design by Karen Hoffman

Costume Design by Sandra Finney Sound Design by Gerald Kawaoka

Production Managed by Jian Hong Kuo

Cast of Characters Prospera, former Duke of Milan . . . . . . ..ALAN HUNLEY Miranda, his daughter . . .... . .... JENNIFER M. ALPER Ariel, a captive spirit ... .. . ............ RES MARTIN Caliban, a monstrous slave ...... STUART EARL SMITH Sprite, assisting Ariel ............... LAURA L. BACH Sprite/Mariner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .SHAWN FORSYTHE Sprite, assisting Ariel .... . .. . ...... MICHELLE KONO

Alonso, King of Naples .. . ..... ROBERT F. HARRISON Ferdinand, his son . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ROBERT ROGERS Sebastian, his brother .............. R. KEVIN DOYLE Gonzalo, his honest councillor ....... ERIK JACOBSON Antonio, ursurping Duke of Milan . . ... . KEVIN WESLEY

Trinculo, the King's jester ... .. ... .. MICHAEL C. BLAIR Stephana, the King's butler ......... . .... MATT DALY

Ship's Master .... ........ ....... DOUG MARGOLIS Bosun ....... ..... . .... . . .. . .... MATT MORISAKI

Iris . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ALEXANDRA LEIGH HORN Ceres .. .. ... .... ... ......... .. SHARON HAMMER Juno . . . . . . . . ... .. . . . . . .... CYNTHIA F. TERAMAE

The Scene An uninhabited Island off the coast of China

There will be one intermission

NOTICE: Please remember that smoking, photography and recordings are not permitted in the auditorium during the performance.

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p From the Director

rospero's magical island might just as well be Macau as Bermuda (which was outer space so far as Elizabethan Theatregoers could tell!) The Tempest, one of the masterworks of all literature, is fantastic and enigmatic, joyous and sinister. The play lends itself most appropri­ately as a celebrating contribution to our season's Chinese Centennial program.

The story tells how Prospera, cheated of his Duchy by a usurping brother Antonio and cast adrift at sea with his little daughter Miranda 12 years before, now lives with her on an island. He is served by a captive spirit Ariel and monstrous slave, Caliban.

Using magic, Prospera raises a storm and by shipwrecking his brother together with Alonso (King of Naples), his brother Sebastian, his son Ferdinand and Gonzalo, a kindhearted councillor brings them, unknowingly, into his power. Sebastian plots to kill Alonso, while the court jester Trinculo and boozy butler Stefano are urged by Caliban to plot against Prospera and take over the Island.

With Ariel's help Prospera triumphs over these plots, gives his. blessing to a love and marriage between Miranda and Ferdinand, recovers the Duchy from his brother and, finally, sets Ariel free.

All this within a matter of hours in a setting when reality and illusion fuse and overlap . . . 'such stuff as dreams are made on' ....

-TK

About the Cast JENNIFER M. ALPER (Miranda) - is a Senior in the Art

department. As well as playing Dorothy in her high school production of The Wiz, Jennifer has also performed in such productions as The Rocky Horror Show. Jennifer is originally from Manchester, Connecticut.

LAURA L. BACH (Sprite) - a Sophomore Eduction major is originally from Chicago, Illinois. Dancing, music, shopping at Long's and "thirtysomething" are top on her lists of interests while working toward graduation.

MICHAEL C. BLAIR (Trinculo) - a Senior in dance, performed in the Kennedy Theatre Spring Dance Concert last year. As well as dance, his interests extend to music and drama. With these varied interests, Michael laments becoming another "performing artist" for the 90's.

MATT DALY (Stephana) - is not only a Graduate student but also holds the additional position of Publicity Director for Kennedy Theatre. Matt is interested in Asian theatre as it relates to Western realism. He performed in the Oresteia at UH last season and most recently in Monkey Magic . Matt also spent a year in Korea and plans to go back again soon.

R. KEVIN DOYLE (Sebastian) - graduated with honors from Bates College, Maine, where he received his Bachelor of Arts. In addition to being a first year Graduate student, Kevin has also been involved as a director for such productions as Measure for Measure and Crawling Arnold

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and as an actor in productions of Happy End and The Good Woman of Setzuan. Kevin also has a strong interest in the visual arts.

SHAWN FORSYTHE (Sprite/Mariner) - a native of Honolulu, is a Freshman at UH but he has already been involved as the sound technician of the Lab Theatre production of Ghosts. His areas of interests are in technical theatre, specifically lights and sounds. Shawn also has four and a half years military service with the US Army.

SHARON HAMMER (Ceres) - as a Senior Theatre major has spent time both behind and in front of the footlights. She was Assistant Director for Monkey Magic this season. She also appeared in Prometheus Bound and will be seen in the Beijing Opera later this Spring.

ROBERT F. HARRISON (Alonso)- a Theatre major here at UH, Robert played Pozzo in last year's LAB Theatre production of Waiting for Godot. As a member of the Experience Theater Company from 1977 to 1983 in Milwaukee, Wis­conson, Robert boasts a number of productions where the cast frequently out numbered the audience, most notably The Exercise, a two person show.

ALEXANDRA LEIGH HORN (Iris) - is a Graduate student who received a BA in Drama from Hunter College in New York. She stage-managed Manoa Valley Theatre's production of Damian. Local audience members may have seen her in Camelot, and The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940, at Honolulu Community Theatre, The Madwoman of Chaillot at Manoa Valley Theater, or The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie here at UH.

ALAN HUNLEY (Prospera) - an MFA Candidate in Directing and Design, is currently preparing for his thesis project Fool for Love which performs in January 1990. UH audiences may remember Alan as Murasame in Matzukaze or Morris in Blood Knot. Alan was also the set designer for The Oresteia and will be performing in the Beijing Opera in the Spring.

ERIK JACOBSON (Gonzalo) - a Graduate student in Philoso­phy, comes to UH from Plano, Texas. Erik has been involved in about 30 plays, acting, directing, in technical theater and production. He trained in Boston, Dallas and Dublin at The Abbey Theater, Ireland's National Theatre. He is now happy to be acting in paradise.

MICHELLE KONO (Sprite) - a Senior in Theatre is a native of Honolulu. Michelle not only spends her time on stage but also behind the scenes working in the box-office making sure patrons enjoy the show from the moment they purchase their tickets.

DOUG MARGOLIS (Ship's Master) - is a first year Graduate student. He has a BA from Syracuse University where he held the position of Assistant Stage Manager for their production of Three Sisters. Doug's interest include backpacking, camping and working to protect the environ­ment, peace and human rights.

RES MARTIN (Ariel) - earned her Bachelor of Arts in Theatre from UH and continued on as a Graduate student in Directing. She hopes to graduate in April with an MFA and then fly off to seek fame and glory, or at least a job involved in theatre. UH audiences may remember her as Honey in the LAB Theatre production of Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?

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(Continued from page 7) MATT MORISAKI (Bosun) is a Sophomore in the Department of

Theatre and Dance. Born in Los Angeles, California, Matt appeared in the Pro Talent Corporation's production of Trenchcoat in Paradise. Matt loves nature and making people laugh and smile.

ROBERT ROGERS (Ferdinand) - is a first year Graduate student in Mathematics but also has interests in singing, musical theatre and, of course, drama. Robert is originally from Sequin, Texas.

STUART EARL SMITH (Caliban) - received a Bachelor of Arts from UC Berkeley where he performed the role of Pontius Pilate in Jesus Christ Superstar. He also had roles in such productions as She Stoops to Conquer, The Beggar's Opera, and The Grand Inquisitor. While in Berkeley, he also co-founded the student production group The Zeller­bach Players. Stuart is a first year Graduate student in the Department of Theatre and Dance.

CYNTHIA F. TERAMAE (Juno) - a Senior in journalism not only can be seen on the Kennedy Theatre stage but on Cable lV on the monthly news show called Citizen Soldier. Journalism is a great part of Cynthia's life. She has received several scholarships from UH journalism department for writing and has worked as a Public Affairs Officer with the Army Reserve.

KEVIN WESLEY (Antonio) - is a Graduate Student specializing in Asian Theatre. Kevin calls Albuquerque home and played the role of Simon Stinson in University of New Mexico's production of Our Town.

About the Student Production Staff SHERWOOD XUEHUA HU (Assistant Director) - received his

BA from the Beijing Arts Academy, Before leaving China, he worked professionally as director of the Beijing Kong Zheng Drama Troup from '83 to '85 and as director of the Shanghai People's Art Theater from '85 to '87. During this time he directed Beyond the Horizon, Out-of-State Anecdote and The Will of the General. Sherwood, has a MA from the State University of New York, Buffalo and is currently a first year Graduate student here at UH.

JIAN HONG KUO (Production Stage Manager) - a Graduate student in directing. She has a BA from the University of Texas at Austin and has performed in such productions as The Fall of the House of Usher and Horus. She has also been involved with lighting , scenic, costume design and production for such shows as Mama Looking For Her Cat and The Silly L.ittle Girl and the Funny Old Tree for the Practice Theatre Ensemble , Singapore. She is excited about being at UH and about recently learning how to ride a boogie board.

KAREN HOFFMAN (Scenic and Lighting Design) has interests varying from Scenic design to computer graphic design, from zoology to endrocrinology. In fact, prior to joining UH Theatre, Karen pursued her MS in Zoology. She let her creative juices flow, however, by designing Story Theatre Classics and Shakespeare is Alive and Well and Living at McKinley for Honolulu Theatre for Youth. Last season she was also Assistant Lighting Designer for The Oresteia. Karen is a second year Graduate student in Design.

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Production Staff for The Tempest Technical Director: Mark Boyd Associate Technical Director: Gerald Kawaoka Light Crew: Tony Rizzi Sound Crew: Kathy Gallagher Running Crew: Laura Bach, Michelle Kono, Janet

Mikealson Set Construction: Beth Casper, Alan Hunley, Jian

Hong Kuo, Nathan Lee, Lawrence Lessard, Class Members of Theatre 101 and 240

Costume Shop Manager/Cutter: Mary Thompson Costume Construction: Holly Blumner, Hugh Hanson,

CharlotteHare, Janet Mikealson, Trudi Vetter, Class Members of Theatre 101, 240 and 200C

Dressers: Holly Blumner, Holly Herman, Tien Gerrodette, Diane Scoville

Caliban Make-up: Bryan Furer Hairpieces: Newton Koshi Publicity Director: Matt Daly Publicity Assistant: David McDowell Poster and Program Consultant : Billie Ikeda, Center

for Instructional Support Original Season Artwork: Liu Dan Season Brochure: Mike Tamaru Graphic Designer: Kevin Wilson Photographers: Stephen Clear, James Giles Box-Office Coordinators: Geri Amparo, Michelle

Kono Box Office Staff: Dan Cahill, R. Kevin Doyle, Kimo

Pokini, Jay Tamarabuchi House Manager/Program Coordinator: Erny Figueroa Assistant House Manager: Heather Carter Head Usher: Kristin L. Lieb Ushers: Farrington High School NHS, Hawaii Baptist

Academy NHS, Kamehameha High School Drama Club, Maryknoll High School Theatre Group, Punahou School Drama Club, Waianae High School NHS

Office Assistant: Mimi Wisnosky Custodians: Lindsey Garcia, Makiko Swanson

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Department of Theatre and Dance College of Arts and Humanities University of Hawaii at Manoa

Faculty Roger A. Long, Chair, Asian Theatre, Acting Judy Allen, Director of Dance, Modem Dance, Dance

Composition Mark Boyd, Technical Theatre, Lighting James Brandon, Asian Theatre Glenn Cannon, Acting, Directing, 1V/Film Dennis Carroll, Film, Playwriting Theory Joseph D. Dodd, Production Coordinator, Scenic Design Sandra Finney, Costume Design Peggy Gaither, Modern Dance, Dance Composition Sandra Hammond, Ballet, Dance History Tamara Hunt, Director of Graduate Studies, Director of

Children's Theatre,Creative Drama, Puppetry Terence Knapp, Acting, Directing, Voice Edward A. Langhans, Professor Emeritus, Theatre

History, Research David Landis, Visiting Faculty, Modern Dance and

Composition Youlan Liu, Visiting Faculty, Chinese Dance Olava M. Menczkowski, Modern Dance Fuging Shen, Visiting Faculty, Beijing Opera

Techniques Xiaomei Shen,Visiting Faculty, Beijing Opera

Techniques Judy Van Zile, Dance Ethnology Juli Thompson, Dramatic Literature, Theory, Directing Elizabeth Wichmann, Director of Asian Theatre, Asian

Theatre Hongfa Zhu, Visiting Faculty, Music, Beijing Opera

Techniques

Staff: Gerald R. Kawaoka, Theatre Technician Marty Myers, Theatre Management Terri Roberts, Stenographer Nancy Takei, Secretary Mary Thompson, Costume Shop Manager

lecturers: Allen Cole, Acting ; Harriet Glass, Dance; Alaine Haubert, Dance; Takashi Koshi, Dance; Wayne H. Medoza, Dance; Gertrude Y. Tsutsumi, Dance; Marcia T. Wong, Dance

Graduate and Special Assistants:

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Holly Blumner, Costume; Cornelius Carter, Dance Giangiacomo Colli, Acting; Phil Couch, Dance; Matt Daly, Publicity; Emy Figueroa, House Manager; Hugh Hanson, Costume; Charlotte Hare, Costume; Sherwood Xuehua Hu, Acting; Alan J. Hunley, Technical; Jian Hong Kuo, Technical; Lawrence Lessard, Technical; Cathleen J. Mang, Video; Katherine M. Mezur, Theatre History; Sharon R. Oppenheimer, Children's Theatre; Mary D. Parham, Asian Theatre Journal; Tony Rizzi, Technical; Sharon Rowe, Dance; Vidhu Singh, Asian Theatre Journal; Stuart Smith, Acting; Kevin Wesley, Acting

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