UN-HINGED
A Silent Opera
By Krista Knight
October 2, 4, 10, 16, 18, 24
Thursdays, Fridays & Saturdays (Alternating)
Thursdays, Fridays & Saturdays (Alternating)
Directed by Wesley Cayabyab
Quinn Cayabyab | Lead Design
Philip Goleman | Production Manager
Genevieve Perdue | Costumes
Jason Jeremy | Sound Design
Jim Norrena | Photography
CAST
Scott Cox, Cameron Galloway,
Rick Homan & Genevieve Perdue
Quinn Cayabyab | Lead Design
Philip Goleman | Production Manager
Genevieve Perdue | Costumes
Jason Jeremy | Sound Design
Jim Norrena | Photography
CAST
Scott Cox, Cameron Galloway,
Rick Homan & Genevieve Perdue
In this deeply moving new play Glen, a house painter, is transfixed on the house that got away. The now grown children he befriended years ago are putting the house on the market. Glen has no intention of letting it slip away again. All Glen wants to do now is get inside. But are the dark secrets he shares with the family enough to let him through the door?
Who's Who
QUINN CAYABYAB
Producing Director Quinn Whitaker began studying theatre design and production at Oakland School of the Arts with a concentration in Lighting Design and Stage Management. She went to Barnard College in New York City where she served as the Lighting Designer and Stage Manager for Columbia University Event Management and the Columbia Musical Theatre Society. While living in New York Quinn worked many shows as a technician, including the International Architectural Lighting Lighting Design Awards and the Ellie Charles Awards. Quinn has been working with Wily West since 2010. She has designed sets & lighting for SAN FRANCISCO STORIES, NYMPH O’MANIA, RUTH AND THE SEA, JUNO EN VICTORIA, PEACHES EN REGALIA, ARRIVEDERCI ROMA, BELIEVERS, LAWFULLY WEDDED, GORGEOUS HUSSY, HOPE’S LAST CHANCE. She has also designed lighting and props for SHEHEREZADES X-XIV. She is now Producing Director for Wily West having shepherded the 2012 & 2013 seasons through production. In 2012 Quinn served as the lead producer and curator for our music and theatre festival, SPOOKY CABARET. |
SCOTT COX
Russell Scott Cox, has been a regular in the San Francisco Bay Area theatre scene for over a decade - originating many roles including leads in Nathan Sander’s The Sugar Witch and Terrence McNally’s Crucifixion. He’s enjoyed working and touring with San Francisco Playhouse, New Conservatory Theatre Center, Berkeley Rep and Center Rep to name a few. Scott’s most recent film credits include Doggie Band The Stranger in Us both available on DVD and streaming. In his spare time he’s performed in numerous short films, worked in voice-over for audio books, a commercial for French TV, modeled for Williams-Sonoma cookbooks, coached engineers on how to communicate and given Bay Area High School students a leg up on their college auditions. Thank you Wily West for inviting me along for this crazy ride. |
WESLEY CAYABYAB
Director Wesley just finished playing a role in EVERYBODY HERE SAYS HELLO! this summer at the Exit Theatre. He also co-directed Wily West's production of SHEHEREZADE 14 this year. Wesley began studying theatre at the French American International School learning various theatre forms and in different languages. He attended Lewis and Clark College where he earned the Leon Pike Scholarship for Technical Theatre in his first year. He was cast in numerous roles in shows such as:Mother Courage and Angels in America while working as the assistant technical director for the on campus theatre. He was also the director of performance services working with dignitaries, musical groups and personalities such as: Ralph Nader, The Kremlin Chamber Orchestra, and Michael Moore. Wes continued his technical theatre career in the San Francisco Bay Area working with many of the major companies in the area such as A.C.T., Berkeley Reparatory Theatre, NCTC, World Arts West, Attic Light Productions, Axis Dance Company, and ODC. Wes directed the San Francisco premiere of Lawfully Wedded in which he played one of the principal roles, and was cast as Stan in the premiere of Hope's Last Chance. Wes is the technical director for Wily West Productions and a full company member. |
CAMERON GALLOWAY
Elaine Local writer/actress Cameron Galloway’s work has been featured in the Thursday Night Combo at the Exit, DivaFest, Divas Tell All, and Working Women's Festival. Cameron is happy to be working with Wily West again as she performed in several roles in SHEHEREZADE 14 earlier this summer. She was part of the original cast of Banana, Bag and Bodice's Beowulf: A Thousand Years of Baggage at the Ashby Stage, and enjoys performing here and there as opportunities arise. 
Photo by Jim Norrena
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RICK HOMAN
Glenn Rick Homan’s work with Wily West Productions includes playing several roles as a member of the ensemble for Sheherezade 14, creating the score for The Believers by Patricia Milton, and directing and performing in Spooky Cabaret. In the past seven years, he has performed as a guitarist and songwriter and has directed plays for Seventh Avenue Performs and Calvary Theater Group. In 2006, Rick and his wife Ann moved to San Francisco from Philadelphia where they lived for twenty-one years. There he acted with the Arden Theater Company, Philadelphia Shakespeare Festival and Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival among other companies. He was a professor of theater arts for thirty years. |
KRISTA KNIGHT
Playwright Krista Knight's work includes PRIMAL PLAY (New Georges, Playwrights Center of MN), SALAMANDER LEVIATHAN (Joe's Pub, Ars Nova, Fingerlakes Musical Theatre Festival, New Georges, Inkwell, KCACTF Musical Theatre Award from the Kennedy Center), CLEMENTINE AND THE CYBER DUCKS (Ontological Hysteric Incubator, Hangar Theatre, Inkwell), PHANTOM BAND (The Claque, Walden Theatre, Voice and Vision, Dixon Place), and ANAEROBIC RESPIRATION (Playwrights Center of SF, NYC Fringe Festival) among others. Commissions include The Berkeley Rep School of Theatre, Case Western Reserve University Biomedical Engineering Department, The Assembly, Live Girls!, and Class Act. Krista has been in Residence at La Napoule Art Foundation, UCROSS, Yaddo, and MacDowell. BA: Brown University. MA: Performance Studies from NYU. MFA Playwriting: UC San Diego. Page 73 Playwriting Fellow (2007). Shank Playwriting Fellow at the Vineyard Theatre (2011-2012). Member of Youngblood and New Georges JAM. Krista teaches playwriting, screenwriting, and digital storytelling at St. Mary’s College and SUNY Oswego. www.KristaKnight.com |
GENEVIEVE PERDUE
Maryella Genevieve is returning to the Wily West stage after most recently appearing briefly in SHEHERAZADE 14. Other recent roles include being a part of the ensemble production ALMOST, MAINE (City College), Ellen Pazinski in OVER THE TAVERN (Actor's Ensemble of Berkeley), Antonia in THE TEMPEST and Marty in CIRCLE MIRROR TRANSFORMATION (City College), as well participating in the PCSF produced staged reading of BLOODLINE as Olympias. Before recently returning to her home state of California, she gallivanted around receiving an eclectic theatrical education from unlikely sources in Wyoming, Colorado, and North Carolina. |
Photo by Jim Norrena
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