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SIX OUTSTANDING PLAYS THAT HAVE BEEN AWARDED
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BARRY HEINS
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January 8, 2022
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FEATURING
(in order of appearance)
Willy Loman .......... ROB BROWNSTEIN †
Linda Loman ......... AMANDA CARLIN †
Biff Loman.......... ISAAC W. JAY
Happy Loman .......... BEN THEOBALD
Charlie .......... BRUCE NOZICK
Bernard .......... COLIN THOMAS JENNINGS †
Ben .......... DON FISCHER †
The Woman .......... ROBYN COHEN †
Howard .......... DANNY CATLOW
Jenny / Letta .......... SAMMI-JACK MARTINCAK †
Waiter .......... BRENDAN WAGNER QUIÑONES
Miss Forsyth .......... ANNA LORE
Incidental music performed by
ALAN WASSERMAN †
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Cast
Rob Brownstein
Willy Loman
Amanda Carlin
Linda Loman
Isaac W. Jay
Biff
Ben Theobald
Happy
Bruce Nozick
Charley
Colin Thomas Jennings
Bernard
Don Fischer
Ben Loman
Robyn Cohen
The Woman
Danny Catlow
Howard Wagner
Sammi-Jack Martincak
Jenny
Brendan Wagner Quiñones
Waiter
Anna Lore
Miss Forsythe
Creative Team
Arthur Miller
Playwright
Barry Heins
ITC Artistic Director and Series Producer
Rob Brownstein
Director
Brian Christopher Russell
Broadcast Engineer
Allan Wasserman
Incidental Music
Rob Brownstein
Willy Loman
Theater: Otto Frank in ANNE, A New Play at The Museum of Tolerance, Peter Stockman in AN ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE w/ Interact Theater Company at UCLA. He created the role of Mike in the world premiere of BEAUTIFIED at the Skylight Theatre. He’s been in LA RONDE DU LUNCH also at the Skylight, TRUE WEST and SPEED THE PLOW at the Odyssey, SPLITSVILLE and THE NORMAL HEART at Interact Theatre Co.. In New York and regionally he’s worked at the Roundabout, Riverside Shakespeare Co., An Actor’s Space, Florida Stage Co., Williamstown Theatre Festival among others.
Film: BLONDE w/ Ana De Armas, Adrian Brody, VELVET BUZZSAW w/ Jake Gyllenhall, Rene Russo, Toni Collette, ST. JUDY w/ Michelle Monaghan, STRAIGHT OUTTA COMPTON directed by F. Gary Gray, AT THE DEVIL'S DOOR, 2012 Oscar Winning Best Picture ARGO directed by Ben Affleck, PEOPLE LIKE US w/ Chris Pine, Elizabeth Banks, Michelle Pfeiffer, LEONIE w/ Emily Mortimer, LIGHTBULB w/ Jeremy Renner, Ayelet Zuhrer, CLOSING ESCROW, among others.
Television: AMERICAN CRIME STORY: IMPEACHMENT, YOUNG SHELDON, THE SHRINK NEXT DOOR, MOM, TRUTH BE TOLD, 911, STAR TREK DISCOVERY, MODERN FAMILY, HOW TO GET AWAY WITH MURDER, NCIS LA., CASTLE, BOSCH, RETURN TO ZERO with Minnie Driver, GREY'S ANATOMY, MAD MEN, PERCEPTION, MONK, BREAKING BAD and many, many others.
Rob is a founding member of Interact.
Amanda Carlin
Linda Loman
AMANDA CARLIN’s career began with featured roles OFF- and on BROADWAY in revivals of MAJOR BARBARA, THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER, and THE FRONT PAGE, and the original productions of THE DINING ROOM and THE HEIDI CHRONICLES. After moving to the West Coast, REGIONAL THEATRE credits included a season at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Ashland, multiple productions at the Pasadena Playhouse (EQUUS, STOP/KISS), and South Coast Rep. She’s a current and founding member of Interact Theatre Co., where favorite appearances include RECKLESS, INTO THE WOODS, OUR TOWN, URINETOWN, The Musical, and OTHER PEOPLE’S MONEY. She was Pacific Opera Project’s “Mrs. Lovett” in their critically acclaimed SWEENEY TODD. TELEVISION guest-star turns include “Grace & Frankie,” “The Rookie,” “Lost”, “The West Wing,” “Without A Trace,”“Bones”, “Friends” (recurring role of Rachel’s Ob/Gyn), etc., etc. Some feature FILMS: “Like Crazy,”“Seven Pounds”, “The Superhero Movie!”, and “Passion Fish.” She has narrated over 45 audiobooks and is an accomplished painter.
Isaac W. Jay
Biff
Heralding from Santa Fe, New Mexico, ISAAC W JAY is a working actor and writer in Los Angeles. He holds a BA in dramatic arts from the University of Southern California. His latest film/TV credits include American Crime Story: Impeachment (Netflix), Headcount (Defiant Studios) and Flock of Four on Netflix (Bristol Pictures), Brosa Nostra on Amazon (Zephyr Entertainment), and Condoms and Cherries (Monisha Dadlani) as well as many Giggle Break and Tr!fecta YouTube sketches. His theatre credits include Rope (Actor’s Coop), The Merry Wives of Windsor (Shakespeare by the Sea), A Man for All Seasons (Actor’s Coop), 12th Night (West Valley Playhouse), This is our Youth (Raven Theatre), Yesterday Again (World Premiere/SFBATCC Nom for best actor), Cat Among the Pigeons (USC), and The Bacchae (World Premiere London). Isaac is a member of SAG-AFTRA.
Ben Theobald
Happy
Ben Theobald has been acting since he was a kid. He 's kicked around Los Angeles for 10 years doing mostly theatre and just recently gave it all up for a boring normal person job. The dream is dead. Yet here he is.
Bruce Nozick
Charley
Bruce appeared on the second season of the Showtime series Big Little Lies. On television he appeared throughout the second season of The Last Ship as Dr. Milowsky and on the two final seasons of the Showtime series Weeds playing Whit Tillerman. Bruce portrayed the historical figure Stanley Levison in the HBO film All The Way. He’s had over a hundred roles on film and television. Bruce also has extensive experience onstage. He was in the Off-Broadway hit A Shayna Maidel and toured the United States and Canada with the First National Company of Neil Simon’s Lost in Yonkers as Uncle Louis. He has appeared at Regional Theatres around the country – Louisville, Houston, Albany, Atlanta, San Diego – in shows as varied as The Immigrant, Balm in Gilead, Broadway Bound and Speed the Plow. He lives in Los Angeles and is currently a member of several theatre companies including Rogue Machine (Honky & Finks), Pacific Resident Theatre (Baby Doll) and The New American Theatre (Boxing Lessons).
Colin Thomas Jennings
Bernard
Growing up on the Central Coast of California, Colin began acting in regional theatre at the age of seven, and holds a degree in Theatre from California State University, Northridge. He continues making an acting career in Los Angeles on stage and screen, also performing as a voice over artist, writer, and director for film and television. Favorite Interact Theatre Company Roles roles include Huckleberry Finn in Mark Twain and Friends: A River’s Journey, Barnaby in The Matchmaker, Jason in The Rabbit Hole, and Scooter in Scooter Thomas Makes it to the Top of the World. Other select theatre roles include Michael in Dancing at Lughnasa, Harlequin in Emperor of the Moon, Mr. Binney in Our American Cousin, Cleante in The Imaginary Invalid, Bartley in The Cripple of Inishmaan, and Maurice in Valldemosa. When off stage, Colin Loves hanging out with his two pups Finn and Li’l Dude, being silly and making voices. For more info on Colin’s acting and voice over career check out colinthomasjennings.com.
Don Fischer
Ben Loman
Don Fischer Interact—Nice Fish, State of the Union, The Three Sisters, Death of a Salesman, Into the Woods and numerous others. Broadway—A Little Family Business, Coastal Disturbances. Regional—Appeared at The Guthrie, Pittsburgh Public, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, American Stage Festival and more. Has been proud to make a living in the entertainment industry in commercials, TV, and Feature Films.
Robyn Cohen
The Woman
ROBYN COHEN is honored to join the reading of “Death of a Salesman” after performing in Interact’s award winning production of the Play in 2002 starring Eddie Jones. Other Stage Credits: “The Exonerated" (opposite Jeff Goldblum), the west coast premiere of Neil Labute's "The Shape of Things,” Scott Caan’s “No Way Around but Through” (with Melanie Griffith), “Proof” and over 35 readings and productions with Interact Theatre Company. Robyn’s performed with The Actors Theatre of Louisville, Lincoln Center, The Ford's Theater (D.C.), The Delaware REP, Goodspeed Opera House, Inkwell, The Blank Theatre, The Colony, Idaho Shakespeare Festival, North Coast Rep., Great Lakes Theatre/Cleveland's Classic Company, Paper Mill Playhouse, Coachella Rep., Sacramento Light Opera, Bucks County Playhouse, and in the National Tour of Broadway’s ”Cabaret.”
Television credits: series regular on "Gravity" for starz and “That Guy” for FOX. Appearances on: “Law and Order," "Cristela," "N.C.I.S.," "The Defenders," "Invasion," "The Closer," "Angel," "The Strand," "N.C.I.S. L.A.," "Starved," "LAX” and 50+ commercials. Film credits: Wes Anderson's "The Life Aquatic" (opposite Bill Murray), “The Celestine Prophecy," "Beau Jest,” "Road Hard" (with Adam Carolla) and “Bukowski.”
As a Director, Robyn’s helmed: “A View From the Bridge,” “Fool for Love,” “The Elephant Man” and “Tape.”
She is the founder of THE COHEN ACTING STUDIO and a graduate of The Juilliard School. IG: @RobynCohenActingStudio Deepest Thanks to Barry, Rob, to her Interact family and to You!
Danny Catlow
Howard Wagner
Danny Catlow is an actor/comedian/writer from Dripping Springs, Tx. He trained and performed at Coldtowne Theater in Austin before moving to Chicago in 2013. He did countless shows in Chicago at the Annoyance Theater, iO, and all the other comedy ones. He was hired by the Second City and toured with their Touring Company for 2 years. He moved to LA in the August of 2020. He can most recently be seen in Joe Pera Talks With You, Fargo, and South Side.
Sammi-Jack Martincak
Jenny
Sammi-Jack Martincak is a proud interact member! She is a Chapman University alumnus, and has been working in Los Angeles ever since. Sammi-Jack can be seen on NCIS, Shameless, Snowfall, various Feature Films, as well as countless National Commercials. With a drive and passion for the Arts, Sammi-Jack has dedicated her pandemic to creating her first short film,Remi which is currently circulating the film festival circuit and has received three laurels thus far. Thank you for supporting live theatre in any capacity! IG: @sammi.jack
Brendan Wagner Quiñones
Waiter
This is Brendan's first performance with Interact Theatre Company. Previous roles this past year include Ben in The Mercy Seat, Carter in Fat Pig, and Hal in Proof, all under the direction of current ITC ensemble member Robyn Cohen. Brendan is currently studying under Rob Brownstein at An Actor's Studio. When not acting, he is either teaching himself the harmonica, casually strolling around Culver City, or trying not to hyperventilate while watching his beloved North Carolina Tar Heels during basketball season.
Anna Lore
Miss Forsythe
Anna Lore began her career at a young age, finding herself on stage at her local midwestern playhouse. She continued to act on stage and in short films throughout high school, culminating with the role of Izzy in Rabbit Hole at the International Thespian Festival. After high school, Anna moved to Los Angeles where she began her professional career appearing in national commercials for Taco Bell, State Farm, Samsung and more. Since then, she has worked on several feature films and in television. Anna can currently be seen in Doom Patrol (HBO Max) and in her recurring role as Carrie in All American (CW & Netflix).
Arthur Miller
Playwright
Arthur Miller (1915-2005) was born in New York City and studied at the University of Michigan. His plays include THE MAN WHO HAD ALL THE LUCK (1944), ALL MY SONS (1947), DEATH OF A SALESMAN (1949), THE CRUCIBLE (1953), A VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE and A MEMORY OF TWO MONDAYS (1955), AFTER THE FALL (1964), INCIDENT AT VICHY (1964), THE PRICE (1968), THE CREATION OF THE WORLD AND OTHER BUSINESS (1972), THE ARCHBISHOP'S CEILING (1977), THE AMERICAN CLOCK (1980) AND PLAYING FOR TIME. Later plays include THE RIDE DOWN MT. MORGAN (1991), THE LAST YANKEE (1993), BROKEN GLASS (1994), MR. PETERS’ CONNECTIONS (1998), RESURRECTION BLUES (2002), and FINISHING THE PICTURE (2004). Other works include “Focus,” a novel (1945), “The Misfits,” a screenplay (1960), and the texts for “In Russia” (1969), “In the Country” (1977), and “Chinese Encounters” (1979), three books in collaboration with his wife, photographer Inge Morath. Memoirs include “Salesman in Beijing” (1984) and “Timebends,” an autobiography (1988). Short fiction includes the collection “I Don’t Need You Anymore” (1967), the novella “Homely Girl, a Life” (1995) and “Presence: Stories” (2007). He was awarded the Avery Hopwood Award for Playwriting at University of Michigan in 1936. He twice won the New York Drama Critics Circle Award, received two Emmy awards and three Tony Awards for his plays, as well as a Tony Award for Lifetime Achievement. He also won an Obie award, a BBC Best Play Award, the George Foster Peabody Award, a Gold Medal for Drama from the National Institute of Arts and Letters, the Literary Lion Award from the New York Public Library, the John F. Kennedy Lifetime Achievement Award, and the Algur Meadows Award. He was named Jefferson Lecturer for the National Endowment for the Humanities in 2001. He was awarded the 2002 Prince of Asturias Award for Letters and the 2003 Jerusalem Prize. He received honorary degrees from Oxford University and Harvard University and was awarded the Prix Moliere of the French theatre, the Dorothy and Lillian Gish Lifetime Achievement Award, and the Pulitzer Prize.
Barry Heins
ITC Artistic Director and Series Producer
Barry Heins was born and raised in El Paso, Texas. Upon graduation from The Juilliard School (BFA, Drama), he toured forty-five states with five plays as a member of The Acting Company, including Michael Langham's production of "Twelfth Night" and Alan Schneider's 25th Anniversary production of "Waiting for Godot." Broadway: "Les Liaisons Dangereuses" starring Alan Rickman and Lindsay Duncan, and the Royal Shakespeare Company production of "Good" starring Alan Howard. Off-Broadway: "An Enemy of the People" starring Roy Dotrice (Roundabout Theatre), "The Boys Next Door" (Lambs Theatre), "On the Verge" (John Houseman Theatre), "Ten by Tennessee" (Lucille Lortel Theatre), and "Spring Awakening" (NYSF/Public Theatre). Favorite film and TV roles: "Baby Boom," "Fear of a Black Hat," and "Grace and Frankie." Favorite regional theater roles: Ben in "The Sunshine Boys" with Eddie Bracken and Lou Jacobi, and Norman in "And a Nightingale Sang" with John Slattery. Los Angeles: Shakespeare Center of Los Angeles's production of "Much Ado About Nothing" at The Ford Theater (Drama-Logue Best Actor) and Interact's productions of "Other People's Money" (Pico Playhouse) and the West Coast premiere of the Mark Rylance & Louis Jenkins comedy "Nice Fish." In addition to his work as a voiceover actor, Heins has taught voice and speech at the professional actor training programs of NYU Tisch School of the Arts/Playwright's Horizons Theater School, SUNY Purchase College, and at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts (NYC). Heins produced ITC's "The Pulitzer Prize Winners: 10 Plays from 10 Decades" for the Los Angeles Public Library, directing "You Can't Take It With You" and "The Great White Hope." He recently produced and directed ITC's first forays into short films, "Faultless" and "Just Another Birthday in Bedlam," receiving Best Indie Filmmaker at Top Shorts Film Festival and a 2021 Telly Award for Best Remote Production Online.
Rob Brownstein
Director
With Interact: NICE FISH by Mark Rylance and Louis Jenkins at the Shakespeare Center Los Angeles. Staged readings of Michael Cristofer's THE SHADOW BOX, Thornton Wilder's THE SKIN OF OUR TEETH and Tom Stoppard's ARCADIA with Interact at UCLA and the North Hollywood Library and John Goff's THE WAIT among others at The Road Theatre Company. He has also directed at The Skylight Theatre, The Court, The Falcon, The Hudson, Triangle Opera in North Carolina, Yale, North Carolina Theatre, The Wilshire Theatre, Riverside Shakespeare in NY, Williamstown Theatre Festival and others. He was a long-time member of the Circle Repertory Company Lab in N.Y. and is a founding member of Interact.
Rob works regularly as an actor and has been teaching and coaching at his studio An Actor's Space since 2011. He has also taught at the Beverly Hills Playhouse, The Circle Rep School of Theatre in N.Y., New York Film Academy and others. He’s been a guest director/instructor at Yale, at USC and UCLA in their Graduate Playwrighting Programs and at UNC/Chapel Hill.
He has two remarkable children, Drew and Finney.
www.imdb.me/robbrownstein
www.anactorsspace.com
Brian Christopher Russell
Broadcast Engineer
Brian is thrilled to work with Interact Theatre Company for this production.
After getting his start in remote theatrical productions, Brian has become a Broadcast Engineer and Digital Media Designer for various remote and hybrid productions:
debris, projections designer (Ella Martine, PENANCE); TogetherLA: A Virtual Stage Festival, assistant production designer/broadcast engineer (Schmedake Lighting Design); A Christmas Carol Cocktail Spectacular, video designer/editor (After Hours Theatre Company); The Parrot Trap, Public Heroics Commission, DO NOT GO MY LOVE, and Cindy the Dreamer (or No Small Potatoes), digital media designer/broadcast engineer (Hudson Stage Company); Just Another Birthday in Bedlam, streaming engineer and Faultless, digital media designer (Interact Theatre Company); Swingin’ with the Mouse: A GRAMMY® FYC Event, broadcast designer/engineer (The SWTM Band); UCLA Commencement, video 1 (Radar Creative); Live Weekly Cabaret, digital media designer (Pixel Playhouse); The Arcanum, digital media designer/broadcast engineer (Dungeon Masters Diary); Funny Bonz, The Perfect Year, Greater Tuna, Beautiful Thing, Tech Talk with Ethan, and Breaking It Down with Jodi Marks, digital media designer/broadcast engineer (P3 Theatre Company).
Allan Wasserman
Incidental Music
Allan Wasserman celebrates fifty years as a working actor in many feature films ...such as Suburbicon playing opposite Matt Damon and directed by George Clooney and Funny People opposite Adam Sandler and directed by Judd Apatow and many more. His numerous television appearances include recurring guest star work as Rabbi Sherman on the upcoming series The Shrink Next Door opposite Will Ferrell and Paul Rudd, Hunters as well as the F/X pilot Gone Hollywood, and numerous guest stars on Arrested Development, Castle, Two Broke Girls, Bones, The Office, ER, The Sopranos, Boston Legal, Las Vegas, Sex and the City, Curb Your Enthusiasm, and Seinfeld. On stage Allan performed on Broadway in The Basic Training of Pavlo Hummel with Al Pacino and in many plays in numerous theaters around the country. Allan is an alto saxophonist, vibraphonist and bandleader of The Allan Wasserman Jazz Ensemble.
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About Interact
"Together they form, in my view, the very best acting ensemble to be seen currently in Los Angeles."
– Cynthia Citron, Santa Monica Daily Press
"A company of hard-hitting professionals, with a rare combination of heart and expertise."
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– F. Kathleen Foley, Los Angeles Times
HISTORY
In January of 1989, actor and director Barry Heins invited fifteen friends – all experienced stage actors homesick for the New York theatrical community – to a weekly play reading group held in a vacant apartment in Sherman Oaks. Before long, a pool of forty actors was involved in readings that consisted of everything from classic plays to new plays and screenplays. The quality of the work attracted other theatre professionals eager to collaborate. Directors came to hear plays, as well as playwrights and screenwriters who arranged to hear these talented actors breathe life into their new scripts. Ten months later, the group became the exclusive tenants of Theatre Exchange in North Hollywood, and Interact was born. On May 1, 1992, the company formally incorporated as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit theater.
Interact’s loyal and supportive audience has followed the company to various stages and venues in the San Fernando Valley, the Westside, and Downtown LA, enjoying more than forty full-scale productions of plays and musicals since its founding. Interact also presents high-quality free or low-cost community programming, such as its lauded summer arts education program for underserved youth, hundreds of workshops, fundraisers and special events, and, to date, over a thousand public play readings.
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ITC has received 94 performance and production awards (168 nominations), including Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle, Ovation, Stage Raw, Garland, LA Weekly, Telly, and NAACP Awards.
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