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THE HAVEL FESTIVAL HAS ENDED
BUT TAKE A LOOK AT WHAT YOU
MAY HAVE MISSED!
Opening Fundraiser Party Oct.5th
Hosted by UTC#61
Havel
Festivalat: Bohemian National Hall
321 E 73rd ST, 3rd Floor
Fundraiser:  $20
The Garden Party
&
Mistake
Vaclav Havel Festival
October 26 - November 19, 2006
A Production of
Untitled Theater Co.#61
www.UntitledTheater.com/havel/havel-festival.html
SPECIAL EVENT
Jan Novak Movie to be
shown at the Brick Theater
at 6pm 11/18 Sat.
following our 3pm
performance!
The Garden Party
Performances at:
the
BRICK THEATER
575 Metropolitan Ave
Brooklyn, NY
www.bricktheater.com
Subway:  L to Lorimer
G to Metropolitan
SHOW DATES/TIMES
10/26
Thurs
8pm
10/28
Sat
3pm
10/29
Sun
2pm
&
8pm
  11/4
Sat
7pm
 
  11/11
Sat
7pm
11/12
Sun
5pm
  11/18
Sat
3pm
11/19
Sun
5pm
Home
TICKETS:  $18 at
TheaterMania.com
Mistake
Puppeteering by:  Alley Scott,
Laura Stockton, Kristine Waters
Voice-Overs by:  Joe Beaudin, David Nelson
Mistake written by Vaclav Havel
Presented as the Pre-Show for
The Garden Party during the Havel Festival
This opening short puppet play features prison mates in a "Punch & Judy" like conflict. Four prisoners muddle their way through the daily ritual for a newcomer in the cellblock.
Photo Credit: Jennifer Rathbone
From Left to Right: James Wellington, Michael Marion*, Kristine Waters*, Alley Scott, David Nelson, Steve Russo, Laura Stockton, Sergei Burbank* (Not shown is John
Kohan)
Photo Credit: Brady Hislop Email:  bradyhislop@gmail.com   www.bradyhislop.com
The following Production Photos from the 2006 show have been provided courtesy of Brady H.  If you'd like to hire his skills as a photographer, contact him directly or
through us.
The Garden Party Act II
Executives 1&2
(Laura Stockton)  
& (Steve Russo) go over the party
details and successes.
The Garden Party  Act
II as the party
uncovers the rules of
corporate downsizing.
We strive to offer community inclusiveness to benefit cross-cultural awareness through fiscally accessible theatre-based programs
that incorporate visual art/media. By promoting cultural and personal identity, we are encouraging universal understanding.
Mistake  Puppets take the stage.
Mistake  Puppets created by Shalon Palmer.
The Garden Party Set Designer at work before the
show.
The Garden Party Act I  Mark Plume (played by
John Kohan) actually paints this onstage in 9
performances.
The Garden Party  Act  I  The Plume Family
The Garden Party Act I Bea Plume (Kristine
Waters*)  & Ollie Plume (Michael Marion*)
reminisce in melody.
Oracle Theatre, Inc., a non-profit, 501(c)(3) company, offers a unique theatrical experience. Tantalizing
all ages with mythological themes, historical accounts, fables, and literature, our goal is to better
educate the community about various cultures. And we are also in constant search for new voices and
undiscovered tales to be heard. Through new works, old stories, and anything that embodies a full
spirit, the dramatic presentations incorporate an array of visual and audio displays with live action. As a
company comprised of artists of diverse talents, the art of collaboration is our universal dedication.
Festivals & Series
Festivals or Series presentations of Oracle Theatre, Inc. Productions
Vaclav Havel (Playwright) & Jan Novak (Translation by)
Andrea Boccanfuso (Director)
THE PRODUCTION TEAM
Leah McVeigh (Stage Manager)   Isaac Rathbone (Producer)     Jennifer Rathbone (Producer)
Meredith Neal (Costume Designer)  Jay Scott (Lighting Designer)  Heather Wolensky (Set Designer)
THE CAST
Michael Marion* ( Ollie )
Kristine Waters* ( Bea )
James Wellington Bentley ( Hue )
John Kohan ( Mark )
Alley Scott ( Alma )
Steve Russo ( Executive 1 )
Laura Stockton ( Executive 2 )
Sergei Burbank* ( CEO of Speaker Services )
David Nelson ( Slug )
*Indicates Member of Actor's Equity Association - AEA Approved Showcase
The Garden Party written by Vaclav Havel
This absurdist drama portrays a young chess fanatic propelled into the business world by his conservative father
and neurotic mother, only to be immersed into a live challenge of corporate checkmate.

The
GARDEN PARTY, published in 1963,  is Havel's first full-length play.  It is characteristic of the humanist
literary movement on the rise in Prague.

The Festival honors the man, Vaclav Havel, on his 70th birthday. He has led a full life: as a playwright, the former
Czech Republic President, a literary leader, and a social/political activist.  His name and writings, banned by
Communists in the 1970s, have become significant studies of the Czech oppression.  Ultimately driven from
power by Havel and other activists, the Communist Regime gave way to the Czech Republic, of which Vaclav
Havel became president in 1993 through his impact on the civic forum.
Vaclav Havel (Playwright)
Carol Rocamora & Tomas Rychetsky (Translation by)
Isaac & Jennifer Rathbone  (Directors)
Shalon Palmer (Puppet Designer/Sculptor)   Jay Scott (Lighting Designer)
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The Garden Party  Act I Bea Plume (Kristine Waters*)
& Alma (Alley Scott) fraternize about roles.
The Garden Party Act II
Executives 1&2
(Laura
Stockton)  & (Steve Russo)
discuss the birds & the bees.
The Garden Party Act II Execs.1&2  (Laura
Stockton & Steve Russo) & Slug (David
Nelson)
The Garden Party Act II Executives 1&2 (Laura Stockton)  &
(Steve Russo) & Slug (David Nelson) converse at the party
The Garden Party Act III CEO Speaker Services (Sergei Burbank*) at work
being downsized.
The Garden Party Act III in the CEO's Office where Hue Plume (James
Bentley) quickly ascends the ranks.
The Garden Party Act III CEO Speaker
Services (Sergei Burbank*) at work
being downsized.
The Garden Party Act IV - The world according to
Hue Plume, the Man
The Garden Party  Act IV
The Garden Party Act IV - Reality -
Checkmate
The Garden Party Act III CEO Speaker Services (Sergei Burbank*) at work being downsized.
The Garden Party Act I Hue
Plume (played by James
Bentley) contemplates his next
move.
The Garden Party  Act I
Ollie Plume (played by
Michael Marion*) advises
Hue about business & life.
The Garden Party Act I Alma (played by Alley Scott)