WRITTEN BY Carlos Lacámara

DIRECTED BY Stewart J. Zully

PRODUCERS Ray Paolantonio Brian M. Cole Arianna Ortiz

ASST. DIRECTOR Richard Martinez

SET DESIGN Paul Dufresne

SET CONSTRUSTION Red Colegrove

LIGHTING DESIGN Derrick McDaniel

COSTUME DESIGN Mary Jane Miller

ASST. COSTUME DESIGN Michayla J. Quinlisk Van Treeck

SOUND DESIGN David B. Marling

PROJECTION DESIGN Nicholas Santiago

PROPERTY DESIGN Christine Joëlle Megan Moran

FIGHT DIRECTOR Bjørn Johnson

STAGE MANAGER Maurie Gonzalez

ASST. STAGE MANAGER Alissa Adair

GRAPHIC DESIGNER Cece Tsou

PUBLICIST David Elzer

PRESS PHOTOGRAPHER Brian M. Cole

ONLINE MARKETING Martha Dimitratou

NOWHERE ON THE BORDER

This project is supported in part by grants from The City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs and the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors through the Los Angeles County Arts Commission.

The Road Theatre Company is a subsidiary of The Other Side of the Hill Productions, Inc., a 501-C3 Non-Profit Corp.

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styles vary.Dear Road Theatre Audience:

Following the very successful season opener, The Spanish Prayer Book by Angela J. Davis, The Road Theatre Company welcomes you back to another journey of the heart and mind.

In The Spanish Prayer Book we traveled the decades through a complicated moral, intellectual and legal story of cultural/religious treasures displaced by wartime and the undeniable power of art to forge human connections.

Now we turn to an issue that couldn’t be more current and more timeless: borders. Road members Carlos Lacámara, playwright, and Stewart J. Zully, director, bring their pas-sions to bear on Nowhere On The Border. The existence of the border between the United States and Mexico and it’s impact on people on both sides resonates like never before. This hot-button, electric piece of theatre couples the politics and prejudice of our border with Mexico with the humanity of the people who navigate it daily as a matter of life-and-death. Suspenseful, heartfelt, sometimes blind and always coura-geous, Nowhere On The Border brings two fathers face to face whose issues with borders, their children and their personal past and futures collide. The story holds us in it’s grip as it takes us on a mysterious journey along the border where the lives of those trying to cross and of those trying to keep them out, of those trying to save or be saved unfolds.

Sincerely yours,

Taylor Gilbert, Founder/Artistic Director Sam Anderson, Artistic Director

A NOTE FROM THE ARTISTIC DIRECTORS

Guitarist ................................................Mackenzie Redvers Bryce Gary ........................................................................Chet Grissom*Roberto ..............................................................Jonathan Nichols*Pilar ......................................................................Natalie LlerenaDon Rey .....................................................................Thom Rivera*Jesus.......................................................................Leandro Cano*Montoya ..............................................................Diana DeLaCruz*

Guitarist ................................................Mackenzie Redvers BryceGary ...........................................................................Lance Guest*Roberto ...............................................................Carlos Lacámara*Pilar ...............................................................Gabriela FernandezDon Rey ..........................................................................Juan Pope Jesus...........................................................................Roland Ruiz Montoya ................................................................Maricella Ibarra

t h eCAST (IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE)

NOWHERE ON THE BORDER will be performed without an intermission.

Place: The Cabeza Prieta Wildlife Preserve, Arizona and various locations in Northern Mexico

Time: Present

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* Member of Actors’ Equity Association

CARLOS LACÁMARA (Writer) A professional actor for over thirty years, Carlos Lacámara began his writ-ing career after visiting Cuba in April 2000. Having been only two years old when his family left, Carlos was moved by the hardships of life on the island. His observa-tions and conversations inspired him to write the play, Becoming Cuban, which The Los Angeles Times called “A rare, insightful new play,” and the LA Weekly proclaimed the “Best Political Drama of 2002.” Set in an advertis-

ing agency during Fidel Castro’s revolution, Carlos Lacámara’s next play, Havana Bourgeois, was presented at the 59E59th Theater in New York City, The Hayworth in Los Angeles and The Miracle Theater in Miami. It premiered at the Hayworth Theatre in 2006 where The Los Angeles Times described it as a work of “raw poignant power and insight.” The play also enjoyed productions at Repertorio Espanol in Manhattan and Stageworks Hudson in New York. Portland’s Artist’s Repertory Theatre produced Carlos’ third Cuban play, Exiles, which focuses on the turbulent Mariel Boatlift of 1980. Artist’s Rep also pre-sented Carlos’ first musical play, Cuba Libre, which showcases the music of the world-renowned Timba band, Tiempo Libre. Cuba Libre is currently in develop-ment for a second production. Carlos has co-authored four one-hour television pilots: Adam and Eve, written with wife, television show-runner Carol Barbee, and bought by Amazon Studios; Eagle Pass, optioned by Braun Entertainment; Prophesy, optioned by Fox TV Studios; and San Juan, optioned by CBS Studios. His screenplays include Killing Time and Children of Conscience, both commis-sioned by Dark Light Pictures.

STEWART J. ZULLY (Director) is a proud member of The Road, where he directed White Guy On the Bus, by Bruce Graham, and co-produced The Summer Playwright’s Festival (2017). He has directed in Florida, New York, Canada and in LA at The Odyssey, The LGBT Center, The Whitefire, and Theatre 40. Stewart co-wrote and co-produced the feature Perfect Opposites, starring Piper Perabo and Aaron Paul. Film/TV acting credits include Vice, Wolf, For The Boys, New In Town, Malcolm X, The

Sopranos, Blue Bloods, and Law And Order. Theater: Off-Broadway, LA and Toronto. His commercial for Citibank’s Identity Theft campaign won an Emmy as Best Commercial of The Year (2004). He recently published his memoir, My Life In Yankee Stadium: 40 Years as a Vendor and Other Tales of Growing Up Somewhat Sane in The Bronx.

a b o u t t h ePLAYWRIGHT & DIRECTOR

BRAVO!Special thanks to The Department of Cultural Affairs of the City of Los Angeles, Augusto Amador, Janet Chamberlain, Brian M. Cole, Cherish Duke, Meeghan Holaway, Sharon March, David Meyer, Arianna Ortiz, Albie Selznick, Amy Tolsky, Zachary Tolsky, Claudia de Vasco. The Road Theatre would also like to acknowledge our gracious Donors; all those who generously purchased a theatre seat; the Artistic Committee of The Road Theatre; The Road Theatre Corporate Board; and, the members of The Road Theatre who tirelessly go above and beyond the call of duty.

CORPORATE BOARDIan Bryce • Cara Eisenberg • Taylor Gilbert• Carrie Harlow •

Arianne Neumark • Ian Ryen • Stuart Spence • Judith Vida-Spence, MD

ARTISTIC BOARD Sam Anderson • Taylor Gilbert • Ann Hearn Tobolowsky •

Carlyle King • Judith Moreland • Ray Paolantonio • Tracey Silver • Christian Telesmar

ARTISTIC STAFFTaylor Gilbert, Artistic Director/Founder

Sam Anderson, Artistic DirectorKatie Witkowski, Managing Director

Adrian Centeno, Administrator Darryl Johnson & Brian Graves, Technical Directors

MISSION STATEMENTFor 28 years, The Road Theatre Company has remained committed to our mission to:

•Present plays not previously available to the Los Angeles public that introduce socially and/or politically relevant voices and thoughts to the American stage;

•Introduce youth, limited-income seniors, and other underserved audiences to the world of theatre through main stage productions, workshops, classes, presentations, and free weekly readings; and

•Further establish our resident company as a leader and champion of new works in Los Angeles and the nation.

MACKENZIE REDVERS BRYCE (Guitarist) is a recent graduate from California Institute of the Arts, where he received a Guitar Performance Degree. Mac has been playing guitar since the age of 10. His genres of interest include Metal, Rock, Jazz and Classical guitar. Although Classical came later in his studies it has become a passion. He is currently in the band Laugh Queens an alternative rock group and is happy to be appearing on stage at The Road.

CHET GRISSOM (Gary) Road Theatre – 2018’s Through the Eye of a Needle, 2016’s Birder, 2015’s Things Being What They Are, 2012’s That Good Night, Finding Fossils, 2009’s The Bird and Mr. Banks, and 2006’s Swimming. Regional - SCR, Chicago Shakespeare Company, Goodman Theatre. Dozens of small the-ater appearances both in LA and Chicago. Film - a dozen fea-tures including Fair Game, The Crazies, Battle of the Sexes, and Book Club. Television - over 80 appearances. A graduate of The

Theatre School/DePaul University, lived and worked in Chicago for a decade before moving to Los Angeles. Road member since 2004.

JONATHAN NICHOLS (Roberto) At The Road: Little Children Dream of God. Off-Broadway: Measure for Measure (Lincoln Center). National Tour: Five by Ten, Much Ado About Nothing, Kabuki Macbeth (The Acting Company). Regional: The Year to Come (La Jolla Playhouse); El Huracán (Yale Rep); Elemeno Pea (South Coast Rep), Beauty of the Father (Seattle Repertory); Anna in the Tropics (South Coast Rep); Julius Caesar (Hartford Stage); As You Like It, Hamlet (Old Globe

Theatre); TV: Grey’s Anatomy, Major Crimes, Without a Trace, CSI, The West Wing, Friends, Judging Amy, NYPD Blue. Training: Juilliard School, RADA.

NATALIE LLERENA (Pilar) was last seen at The Road as Liliana Rice in Death House (alt. cast). She is from the Washington, D.C. area, where she garnered two Helen Hayes Award’s with the resident physical theater company, Synetic. Llerena has performed on Broadway’s American Airlines Theater stage with the 24 Plays on Broadway, and line produced on Sean Baker’s award winning The Florida Project. Favorite recent cred-its include: Starry: A Pop-Rock musical about Vincent Van Gogh

(54 Below & Rockwell), The Madres (NNPN World Premiere), Spring Awakening, American Idiot, and Hedgehog (Amazon Prime).

who ’sWHO CAST

THOM RIVERA (Don Rey) is a classically trained TV, film, theatre and voice actor. He has worked in Los Angeles, New York, in regional theatres throughout the US, and toured nationally. TV: New Girl, Lucifer, Mindy Project, Rosewood, Zoo, Telenovela, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, Shameless, Law & Order. Theatre: Roundabout, Manhattan Theatre Club, Yale Rep, South Coast Rep, Berkshire Theatre Festival, Denver Center, Ensemble Studio Theatre, The Acting

Company, Shakespeare DC, Alabama Shakespeare, Colorado Shakespeare, Independent Shakespeare Company & Oregon Shakespeare Festival (3 seasons ). thomrivera.com

LEANDRO CANO (Jesus) returns to The Road after last sea-son’s The Rescued. Theatre credits include Rules of Seconds (LATC); River Bride (Arizona Theatre Co); Jesus Hopped the ‘A’ Train, Motherf**ker With the Hat, Cuckoo’s Nest (bare-bones productions); Colony Collapse, Oedipus el Rey (Boston Court); Of Mice & Men (Pittsburgh Playhouse); Stories, Romeo & Juliet, Fables (Denver Center); El Henry (La Jolla Playhouse); and American Falls (Echo Theatre Co.) Television

appearances include Bull, CSI: Miami, Castle, Life, Huge, General Hospital, and Days of Our Lives.

DIANA DELACRUZ (Montoya) is thrilled to be work-ing with The Road Theatre Company. Thank you to Carlos Lacámara for the exquisite words, to Stewart Zully for the guidance and big love to Arianna Ortiz. Diana was last seen in Real Women Have Curves at the Pasadena Playhouse and in The Motherf**ker with the Hat at Artists Rep in Portland, Oregon. She has extensive film and television credits. She was most recently seen in the feature Lucy in the Sky.

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who ’sWHO ALTERNATE

CASTLANCE GUEST (Gary) a founding member of The Road appeared in early productions of Mooncalf, Pirates, Merlin, Merchant of Venice, Tainted Blood, A Mislaid Heaven, The 7th Monarch, and Marked Tree. Regional work: LA Public Theatre, Playmakers Rep, Chautauqua Inst. Barrow Group (NYC) Seaside, Village, and Santa Fe Theatre. He created the role of Johnny Cash for the Chicago/Broadway/OB produc-tion of Million Dollar Quartet. A 38 year film and TV vet, he is probably best known for The Last Starfighter.

CARLOS LACÁMARA (Roberto) Actor/playwright Carlos Lacamara has worked in theater and television for thirty-five years. His plays have won numerous awards and have been produced in New York, Los Angeles, Miami and Portland. His recent acting credits include The Resident, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, Bosch, Suits, Heroes Reborn and Mighty Med. Carlos has recently joined The Road Theatre Company, and he couldn’t be happier.

GABRIELA FERNANDEZ (Pilar) Gabriela is graduate of Syracuse University where she got her BFA in acting. She also trained at Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre in London. TV and Theater credits include: NSFW (pilot), Red Rum (Discovery ID), Boy Meets Girl, As You Like It, Hamlet, and The Fever. A native of San Juan, Puerto Rico, Gabriela is thrilled to be making her Road Theatre Debut in Nowhere On The Border. She is thankful to her friends and family for all their support.

JUAN POPE (Don Rey) is a new member of The Road Theatre Company and is very excited to work in his first full length production at The Road. He’s been in three of the very suc-cessful summer Road Theater Playwrights Festivals (2012, 2015 and 2019). A native of Indianapolis, Indiana, the major-ity of his life has been pursuing a career in acting. He’s done voice-over work on numerous films, tv shows, radio commer-cials and video games. Most recent TV credits, Shameless, Criminal Minds, The Fosters.

who ’sWHO ALTERNATE

CASTROLAND RUIZ (Jesus) is a Texan born Actor, taco lover, world traveler. You’ve seen him on the screen on Richard Linklater’s Boyhood, on stage on the award winning Hit the Wall, on television on CBS’s All Rise, and at your local taco truck demanding more guacamole. Never enough Guacamole. Stoked to be working at The Road on stories that have mean-ingful impacts on people’s lives and our society at large. Thank you to all of those involved and all those who watch it. Tacos all

around! You can find me on Instagram @brolopic and Facebook @RolandRuizyo.

MARICELLA IBARRA (Montoya) is honored to make her debut with The Road Theatre Company. She recently per-formed in her own play, Global Village, at the Nuyoricans Poets Cafe in NYC and currently playing at the Frida Kahlo Theatre. This play is part of her thesis consisting of four short plays about salsa dancing through the framework of resis-tance. She holds a BA in Drama (UC Irvine) and a Masters in Theatre (Cal State L.A.). She can be reached on Instagram @maricella11.

STAFFRAY PAOLANTONIO (Producer) most recently produced and performed in the LA premiere of Michael Perlman’s At The Table at The Road (Stage Raw nomina-tion). Member of The Road since 2017 (The Lyons - Curtis u/s) and now serves on the Artistic Board. A native New Yorker, Ray graduated with Honors in Drama from Hofstra. For nearly a decade, he performed with Son of Semele Ensemble in such notable productions as Animal Farm, and The American Plan. Additional LA Theatre: The Normal Heart (The Fountain) and The Maiden’s Prayer (Atwater Village Theatre).

BRIAN M. COLE (Producer) Member of The Road since 2014 after appearing Road Theatre’s Melissa Arctic by Craig Wright. Last produced Death House and A Delicate Ship and thrilled to be part of this production. Philadelphia born and raised, Temple University graduate, Brian has done pretty much every position in the industry. Currently focusing on producing and writing for upcoming TV and Film projects and doing various photography work. You can see some of his work on his Instagram page under @brianmikecole. When not working, he focuses his energy on rescuing dogs and cats from high kill shelters.

STAFFARIANNA ORTIZ (Producer) recently appeared in the Los Angeles Times Critics’ Choice Friends with Guns here at The Road on Magnolia. She will next be seen in the film Nine Days, opposite Winston Duke and Zazie Beatz. www.ariannaortiz.com

PAUL DUFRESNE (Set Design) is a scene designer for theatre and opera based in Los Angeles. Originally from Ventura, California, Paul is a Pepperdine University alumni from where he received his BA in scene design. Paul received his MFA in scene design from Boston University studying under designer James Noone and Director Jim Petosa. Paul has designed both nationally and inter-nationally working with companies such as The English National Opera, The Minnesota Opera, Glimmerglass Opera, The Rubicon Theatre Company, The Garry Marshall Theatre, and LA Opera, among others. www.pjdufresne.com

DERRICK McDANIEL (Lighting Designer) has been working in the live theater arena for over 20 years, both in Los Angeles and New York. From Romeo and Juliet to Guys and Dolls, Derrick has designed lighting for many plays, musicals and events. A few of his lighting credits include, Mercy Seat (2012 LA Weekly Awards Winner) at the Inside the Ford Theater, At The Table at The Road Theatre on Lankershim, Spring Awakening at the Whitefire Theatre, The Addams Family at the Madrid Theater, and A Streetcar Named Desire at the Odyssey Theater.– and many others. Derrick is an award-winning designer and has been nominated for several Ovation Awards, as well. He was also nominated for an NAACP Theater Award for Les Blanc at the Rogue Machine Theatre. He would like to thank the staff and officers of The Road Theatre for providing the opportunity to create. And thanks to the patrons of live theater. Enjoy!

NICHOLAS SANTIAGO (Projection Designer) has worked for numerous uni-versities and theatre companies around Los Angeles including the Pasadena Playhouse (Ham), Skylight Theatre (Forever House, Church & State, Obama Ology), Rogue Machine (A Permanent Image, Oppenheimer, Honky), USC (Trojan Women, On the Town), Theatre Planners (PEMDAS, The Red Dress L.O.V.E.R.), the Chance Theatre (Tribes, Middletown, Big Fish), LA LGBT Center (The Search for Signs of Intelligent Life Revisited), and the Fountain Theatre (Arrival & Departure, The Cost of Living). He recently designed Cesar Millan’s new one man show Unleashed that opened at the David Copperfield Theatre at the MGM in Las Vegas. He has received numerous award nominations including an Ovation nom-ination and a LA Drama Critic’s Circle award for his work on Rogue Machine’s A Permanent Image and an Ovation nomination for his work on The Fountain Theatre’s production of The Cost of Living. www.nsantiagodesign.com

STAFFDAVID B. MARLING (Sound Design) Over the past 29 years, David B. Marling has added his sound character in many live productions and independent films. In his Award-Winning work, he has created multi-layered audio environments such as the Australian Outback, a busy city street, the inside of a massive prison and an old Victorian theater with sounds above and below the audience to name a few. David loves creating soundscapes of all sizes and being challenged by a production to come up with sounds that fit the action. To achieve this, he uses sound effects, tones /drones even music under the scene to set a tone to complete the experience and make you FEEL. He is also a Professor of Sound Design at University. davidbmarling@wavmagicaudio.com / wavmagicaudio.com

MARY JANE MILLER (Costume Designer) is excited to have had the opportu-nity to design Nowhere On The Border her 30th Road Theatre Company show. Past favorites include her Ovation nominated design for Home Fires; the com-pany’s inaugural production of Balm In Gilead; The Woman in Black; White As O; Hitlers Head; The Chisolm Trail Went Through Here; White People (2000); That Good Night; Lady; Melissa Artic; The Lyons; Through the Eye of a Needle; Red Speedo; The Rescued; Death House and most recently At The Table.

CHRISTINE JOËLLE (Property Designer) Other ROAD shows as props master: Death House, Through The Eye Of The Needle, A Delicate Ship, and The Lyons. A veteran of the stage, she’s appeared in numerous productions throughout LA. Acting credits: http://www.sagaftra.org/iactor/ChristineJoelle When she’s not act-ing or working for the stage, Christine runs her own pet care service called, Movin’ Paws www.movinpaws.com. A proud member of The Road for 4 years and thrilled to be a part of this beautiful production and its design team!

MEGAN MORAN (Property Design) has been a member of The Road for three years, and was the Property Master for Through the Eye of a Needle and The Rescued. Most recently at The Road, Megan played Alma in The Kitchen, as part of the Summer Playwrights Festival, and co-produced and performed in the One for The Road Cabaret. Check out her cute animal-filled comedic series Pet Moms at Facebook.com/PetMomsComedy!

BJØRN JOHNSON (Fight Director) is one of the seven Fight Directors fully trained by the famed B.H. Barry. Mr. Johnson’s work has been seen On Broadway and Off Broadway and in the Grand Opera, Metropolitan Opera, Boston Opera, Chautauqua Opera. He taught at choreographed at the Juilliard School, NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts, Circle-In-The-Square, Rutgers University, et al. He has done numerous fights here in LA, for The Road Theatre Company. He also staged the action in Sophina Brown’s Ovation nominated King Hedley by August Wilson. A director, teacher and acting coach, Mr. Johnson is also an actor active in theatre, film, and television. TV: Counterpart with JK Simmons, Modern Family, Madmen, ER et al. Currently in available on Amazon he is the lead in Parallel Chords as well as A Passing Parade.

RICHARD MARTINEZ (Assistant Director) is an LA-based director, origi-nally from San Antonio, TX. He has worked all across the LA theatre commu-nity including at the Geffen Playhouse, the Fountain Theatre, Ensemble Studio Theatre LA, Latino Theatre Company and Company of Angles, among others. Rich has a passion for new play development and has worked as an advisor to MFA candidate playwrights and directors at UCLA. He holds a BFA in Acting from Texas State University and an MFA in Directing from UCLA. He’s excited to be working with The Road Theatre Company.

MICHAYLA J. QUINLISK VAN TREECK (Assistant Costume Designer) is excited to make her Road Theatre debut. Theatrical costume design cred-its include Imagica of Boston (Theatre on Ice of Boston), The Obama Effect (Hollywood Fringe Festival), A Midsummer Night’s Dream Opera (University of Michigan Productions), A Man of No Importance (University of Michigan Productions). TV/Film credits include A+ Mech Repair (Costume Designer), Audio (Set Costumer), Recombined (Set Costumer). BFA Theatre Design and Production, University of Michigan, 2017. mjqvt.com

MAURIE GONZALEZ (Stage Manager) For the past 13 seasons Maurie has been a proud member of The Road Theatre company as the resident Stage manager, light board, sound and projection computer operator. Starting at the Lankershim Arts center location, moving to our new location at the NoHo Senior Center on Magnolia, she is an award winning Stage Manager for The Road’s Production of The Rescued from Valley Theatre Awards. The Road is her home away from home. In a way, she was born to be in the theatre in some capacity, her mother was pregnant with Maurie while performing as Laurie in Oklahoma in New York City! Maurie’s children also grew up in theatre...it’s a family affair. She is glad to be part of this group of talented actors, designers, producers and directors, etc.

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