Last of the Red Hot Lovers Playbill

In Memoriam
All of us at Cape May Stage mourn the passing of Arthur Birsh at
the age of 88 at his home in Key Largo, Florida.
Arthur was one of the most important supporters of our theatre donating
the iconic yellow and black “Showbill” known to Broadway patrons from his
publishing “Playbill” for decades. He was a member of our Producers Circle
and his talented wife, Joan, donated her artwork for sale at our box office.
“May his memory be a blessing” is a phrase from the Jewish tradition.
His memory brings a smile of gratitude even as we mourn his loss.
“I loved Arthur Birsh for his taste and wit. He could be irascible at times but
never failed to tell the truth. His support of my work was one of my
treasured honors. He was my mentor as a producer and businessman. I
loved his jokes – particularly the off-color ones. We shared a love for the
theatre and good food and poetry. I will miss him and feel blessed to have
known his friendship.”
- Roy Steinberg, Cape May Stage Producing Artistic Director

Welcome to Cape May Stage's 2021 Season!
“Idleness gives one the
mood in which to write,
isolation the conditions”
– Oscar Wilde
After months of quarantines and idleness for many, one could predict a
plethora of new writings if Mr. Wilde’s musings have any merit. Indeed,
we have been exploring new works during the 2020 season and some of
them may be mounted in the future.
As we enter back with caution for this 2021 season, we pay homage to
the social justice personified by Ann Richards in “Ann”, seek solace in
laughter with Neil Simon’s “Last of the Red Hot Lovers” and revel with
a new play called “Adopt A Sailor – the Holiday Edition”.
Live theatre is a hot medium. After countless hours of staring at video
screens for zoom meetings and virtual plays that have a cool quality,
the experience of living and breathing actors on a stage leading you
and your neighbors in a collective response is a treasure.
Roy B Steinberg
Producing Artistic Director

2021 SEASON
To book tickets:
Call the Box Office at 609-770-8311 or
visit capemaystage.org
405 Lafayette Street, Cape May, NJ 08204
Ann
by Holland Taylor
Directed by Marlena Lustik
Jun. 30 - Aug. 22
Tues. - Sun. | 7 PM
ANN is an intimate, no-holds-barred
portrait of Ann Richards, the legendary
late Governor of Texas. This inspiring
and hilarious play brings us face to face
with a complex, colorful, and
captivating character bigger than the
state from which she hailed.
Last of the Red Hot Lovers
by Neil Simon
Directed by Roy Steinberg
Sept. 8 - Nov. 21
Wed. - Sat. | 7 PM | Sat. & Sun. | 2PM
Middle-aged and married,
overworked and overweight,
Barney Cashman wants to join
the sexual revolution before
it's too late...
Just don't tell his wife!
Adopt A Sailor:
The Holiday Edition
by Charles Evered
Directed by Chris Dolman
Dec. 8 - Dec. 30
Thur. - Sat. | 7 PM | Sat. & Sun. | 2 PM
A successful and artistic
couple from NYC
inadvertently "adopt a
sailor" during the holidays &
have their lives changed
forever.
Welcome
Back!

Welcome Back to
Cape May Stage!
Please note the following guidelines from
Actors' Equity Association:
Patrons will be required to wear masks
throughout the performance.
No visitors will be allowed backstage.
Autograph signings are strictly prohibited.
Thank you for following these
simple guidelines that enable
our theater to be re-opened!

Cape May Stage Staff
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
President Leslie Martel
Vice Presidents Stephen Miller, Wendy Collins,
Lynn Martenstein, Mary McKenney
Secretary Lee Bellarmino Treasurer Fred May
BOARD MEMBERS
Janice Anania, Suzan Chmiel, Tom Cutler, Irene B. Darocha,
David Green, Grete Greenacre, Kate Hathaway, Ken Kirby,
Mark Kulkowitz, Marga Matheny, Roy Steinberg
Producing Artistic Director Roy B. Steinberg +
Marketing Director
Denise Shutter
Box Office Manager
Courtney Davis
Director
Production Stage Manager
Tech Director
Set Design
Costume Design
MANAGEMENT
CREATIVE STAFF
Roy Steinberg
Amy Hadam*
Seth Chaffin
Spencer Potter
Melanie Miles
Director of Development
Director of Finance
Volunteer Coordinator
Lighting Design
Sound Design
Props Master
Artistic Associate
Literary Manager
PRODUCTION STAFF
Production Manager
Master Electrician
Run Crew / Costumer / Props Coordinator
Run Crew
Amy Hadam
Adele Marks
Leah Nadolski
Calista Ragland
Mitchell Malnati
Joan Flynn
Roberta Aungst
Zach Weeks
Hao Bai
Leah Nadolski
Chris Dolman
Shawn Fisher
*Member of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.
+Member of Society of Stage Directors and Choreographers

Up Next
Written by Charles Evered
Directed by Chris Dolman
He fell out of a
plane and into
their lives...
Dec 8th - Dec 30th
Thursday - Saturday @ 7:00 PM
Saturday & Sunday @ 2:00 PM

Director's Note
One should never make one’s debut with a scandal.
should reserve that to give an interest to one’s old age.
One
– Oscar Wilde
When my Aunt Molly invited me to her 90th birthday party, the invitation read “please come to my
“special birthday” and I asked why she used the word “special” to which she replied “I have a
gentleman friend who doesn’t know how old I am”.
From the earliest recorded comedies, the central theme in comedy has been sexual infidelity or the
withholding of sex as in Aristophanes’ “Lysistrata” (411 BC) or the Roman comedies of Plautus,
Terence, Seneca, the Younger or Livius Andronicus. How does that play through the twenty-first
century lens of the “Me Too Movement” and the redefining of gender and gender roles?
Despite the fact that you’ll never hear the word “binary” or “empowerment” in this play, I find the
text amazingly current. The affair that Barney aspires to is less about sex and more to do with
mortality.
“Couldn’t I just once give in to my fantasies…I wanted to know what it was like with another woman…
a thousand questions that I’d never know the answer to if suddenly my name were in the obituary
column tomorrow morning.”
Our nation has lived through the sex scandals of our leaders from Bill Clinton to Donald Trump to the
point that it is no longer surprising. Why do people behave in a way that is hurtful to someone they
supposedly love? What are they looking for?
This production uses two comic actors at the top of their game to answer that question. We have the
same actor in three of the female roles to suggest that Barney goes out with the same woman over
and over again. Finally, he decides that his wife is the woman he wants in his secret fantasy room.
Neil Simon writes with wisdom and compassion. His brilliance derives from drawing characters based
on human weakness that informed the work of Shakespeare, Moliere and the lazzi of commedia del
arte.
After a year and a half of shuttering our doors, we could all use a communal laugh. It is said that
laughter reduces tension and lowers one’s blood pressure. The very act of laughing pushes one’s head
back and creates distance – we celebrate the dichotomy of distance bringing us closer together.
- Roy Steinberg, Director

Our Producers Circle: Janice & Joseph Anania, Bill & Tina Angstadt, Lee & Jill Bellarmino, Lenore & Martin
Bowne, Tom & Sue Carroll, Suzan & George Chmiel, Ronnie & Barry Cohen, Wendy Collins & Laura Shaddock,
Irene Darocha & Michael Picariello, Denise & Vincent Degiaimo, Ted Gettinger, David Green & Christine Petrik,
Martyn & Greta Greenacre, Jennifer Harmon, Jerry & Kate Hathaway, Victor Keen & Jeanne Ruddy, Ken &
Elaine Kirby, Jim & Theresa Knipper, Mark & Pam Kulkowitz, Teri & Bob Lamendola, Leslie & Myles Martel, Lynn
Martenstein & Jorg Pawlik, Tedd & Mary McKenney, Stephen and Janet Miller, Catherine Rein, Fran Rixon,
Meryl & Joe Rodgers, George & Theresa Schu, Sue & Steve Teitelman, and Heather Turner present:
Last of the Red Hot Lovers
By Neil Simon
Directed by Roy Steinberg +
September 8 - November 21, 2021
The Otto and Phoebe Haas Stage
FEATURING:
Barney Cashman....................Andy Prosky *
Elaine / Bobbi / Jeanette...........Rita Rehn *
Production Stage Manager
Amy Hadam*
Set Design
Spencer Potter
Costume Design
Melanie Miles
Lighting Design
Zach Weeks
Sound Design
Hao Bai
Props Master
Leah Nadolski
Production Manager
Amy Hadam
Tech Director
Seth Chaffin
Artistic Associate
Chris Dolman
Literary Manager
Shawn Fisher
Time: 1969 / Place: An apartment in New York's East 30's
There will be two ten minute intermissions
Special Thanks to: Out of the Past Antiques
Last of the Red Hot Lovers is presented by special arrangement with Samuel French
*Member of Actor’s Equity Association
+Member of Society of Stage Directors and Choreographers
The use of any recording device, either audio or video, and the taking of photographs,
either with or without flash, is strictly prohibited. All electronic devices such as beepers,
tablets, cell phones, and watch alarms must be turned off prior to the performance.

Cast Bio
Andy Prosky (Barney Cashman) is thrilled to be returning to Cape
May Stage where he has appeared in Social Security, The Glass
Menagerie, Patsy Cline : A Portrait In Song, The Price, and Sylvia. In
New York he has performed at Lincoln Center in King Lear and at
The Delacorte Theatre in Titus Andronicus. Off-Broadway his
credits include: Miles To Go at The Green Space and Romeo and
Juliet, Much Ado About Nothing, and The Merchant Of Venice at The
Pearl Theatre. Around the country Mr. Prosky has performed at St
Louis Repertory Theatre (Harry Brock in Born Yesterday - Judy
Award) Arena Stage, The Walnut Street Theatre, Fords Theatre,
The Folger Theatre, The Pioneer Theatre, Cincinnati Playhouse In
The Park, and others. His TV and film credits include, Fosse/Verdon
on FX, The Path on Hulu, John Adams on HBO, ER and Law And
Order on NBC, Blue Bloods, Taking Woodstock, The Land Of Steady
Habits, A Birders Guide To Everything, Mrs. Doubtfire and Men In
Black.

Cast Bio
Rita Rehn (Elaine / Bobbi / Jeanette) has appeared in over one
hundred professional plays and musicals all around the USA
including Heisenberg right here at Cape May Stage as well as
dozens of commercials and voice over. TV credits include
Chicago Fire, Blacklist, Law and Order, Discernment Book of Evil,
Hello World. Much thanks to Bob Johnson for helping me
learn this show and so many others!! Enjoy this look back.

Crew Bios
Roy Steinberg (Director) has directed classical and
contemporary plays as well as world premieres all over
the United States. He directed Ann Jackson, Kim Hunter,
and Alvin Epstein in The Madwoman of Chaillot at the
Neighborhood Playhouse in New York. As a member of
Circle Repertory Company, he developed and directed
The Marriage Fool with Lynn Cohen and Farley Granger.
His production of Othello played at the Intar Theatre on
Theatre Row in New York and he directed Joan Copeland
in a new play called Second Summer for the Colleagues
Theatre Company. He was Theatre the Artistic Director of Theatre Matrix in New York and
the John Michael Kohler Arts Center in Wisconsin. He has directed touring
companies of bilingual productions of Moliere’s The Miser and The Bourgeois
Gentleman. As a Guest Artist he has directed college students throughout our
nation in plays like American Buffalo, Our Town, The Importance of Being Earnest, and
A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Mr. Steinberg has also produced and directed film
and television including Guiding Light, One Life To Live, Days Of Our Lives, Forensic
Files, and Scandalous Art. He has four Emmy nominations for his work. He directed
Jo Beth Williams in Life In General on strike.tv, which won five Spirit Awards. At
Cape May Stage, Mr. Steinberg has directed Souvenir, Moon Over Buffalo, Blithe
Spirit, How to Make a Rope Swing, Say Goodnight Gracie, Social Security, Visiting Mr.
Green, Proof, Class, Steel Magnolias, The Understudy, I Hate Hamlet, Boeing Boeing,
Happy Days, Freud’s Last Session, The Santaland Diaries, The Woolgatherer, Mistakes
Were Made, This Wonderful Life, The Search for Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe,
Dead Man’s Cell Phone, Disgraced, Buyer and Cellar, The Tale of the Allergist’s Wife, The
Gin Game, Outside Mullingar, The Ultimate Christmas Show, Chapter Two, The Shuck,
An Actor’s Carol, Heisenberg, Sylvia and most recently Sidekicked. Roy Steinberg has
an MFA from the Yale School of Drama. He also functions as the Producing
Artistic Director. His proudest production is his daughter, Alexa Catherine.

Crew Bios
Amy Hadam (Production Stage Manager) is so thrilled to be
back for her fifth-ish season! Past Cape May Stage credits
begin with The Whipping Man in 2016 all the through
Murder For Two: The Holiday Edition in 2019. Amy has also
been the Stage Manager for Dreamcatcher Repertory
Theatre (Summit, theater NJ) since 2013; recent virtual credits with them include
Everything Is Super Great and Holiday Bites, and the most recent in-person
production with them was Be Here Now in early 2020. Other credits
include: 21: The Musical (NYC), Jekyll & Hyde and Spamalot at Surflight
Theatre (Beach Haven, NJ), A Piece of My Heart and Janey Miller's World
Tour at Speranza Theatre Company (Jersey City, NJ), Miss Witherspoon
and The Further Adventures of Hedda Gabler at The Theater Project
(Maplewood, NJ), and Talking to Westfield and At Liberty Hall at Premiere
Stages (Union, NJ). Amy is a member of Actors' Equity Association.
Spencer Potter (Set Design) is a Professor of Design and
freelance costume/set designer working between the
Western and Mid-Atlantic regions. Spencer's design
credits at Cape May Stage include: Ultimate Christmas
Story...Abridged! Outside Mullingar, Billy Bishop Goes to War,
Buyer and Cellar, buyer The Whipping Man, The Search for Signs of Intelligent Life,
Red Hot Patriot, Blithe Spirit, How to Make a Rope Swing, Erma Bombeck: At
Wit's End, An Actor's Carol, Heisenberg, Sidekicked, Murder for Two: The
Holiday Edition and assistant designer for Time Stands Still. Other design
credits include: Costumes- The Roads to Home, Die Fledermaus, The Odd
Couple, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. Scenery - Singin' in The
Rain, Noises Off, And Then There Were None, Tons of Money, The Woman in
Black and Steel Magnolias. In the past, Spencer has also worked as Cape
May Stage's Production Manager/Technical Director and as the Resident
Intern Program Coordinator.

Crew Bios
Hao Bai (Sound Designer), a multidisciplinary designer in
lighting, sound, and video projection for live and virtual
performances. Hao’s work has been seen internationally
at Asia Culture Center (South Korea), WuZhen Festival
(China), in the states at CAC (Cincinnati), Stanford, Jone
Hall (Houston), Hall Woolly Mammoth Theatre (DC), and in New York at The
Public Theatre, NYU Skirball, The Shed, Bushwick Starr, La MaMa,
JACK, Performance Space New York, New Stage Theatre, 59E59,
A.R.T/New York Theatres, 14 Street Y, BAAD!, Stella Adler, The
Performing Garage, The Gallery Players, The Tank, etc. Recent: Virtual:
Final Boarding Call (Ma-Yi Theater+WP Theater); Nocturne in 1200s (Ping
Chong). Lighting: Waterboy and the Mighty World (Bushwick Starr & The
Public Theatre). Projection: Electronic City (NYIT Awards); Chronicle X (The
Shed). Production Design: Where We Belong (Woolly Mammoth Theatre).
Upcoming: Lighting: CHINOISERIE (Ping Chong). Production Design:
This Isl is all(Harvard); Arden (Flea). Sound: The Lower Depth (NYU); Little
Shop of Horrors (St. Louis Rep). https://www.haobaidesign.com
Leah Nadolski (Props Master) is a graduate from DeSales
University, class of 2017, with her degree in Theatre Tech
and Design with a concentration on set design and props.
Her past productions at Cape May Stage include
Heisenburg, Sidekicked, The Taming, Slyvia, Murder for Two:
The Holiday Edition, The and Ann. She would like to thank her family and
friends for their love and support.

Crew Bios
Zach Weeks (He, Him, His) (Lighting Design) is excited to
be designing at Cape May Stage. Zach is a New York based
designer whose designs have been seen all over New York.
Selected credits include Peter and the Starcatcher, Little Shop
of Horrors, You’re are a good man Charlie Brown, The Tempest,
Little Prince (Epic Little Players), Pushkin (Sheen Center), Fall of the House of Usher
(The New School). Regional Credits include Brigadoon & Love and the Law
(Muhlenberg College), The Producers, Into the Woods, Hairspray, & Legally
Blonde (White Plains PAC). Zach has worked as an Assistant Designer at
Carnegie Hall, New York City Center, Plaza Hotel, and Theatre Row just
to name a few. To learn more about Zach or to see more of his work
please go to zwdesigns.net
Melanie Miles (Costume Designer) received her
undergraduate degree from Otterbein University and her
MFA from Ohio University. Melanie has a wide spanning
career that has included work in both academic and
professional theatre. Past work has included: Costume
Director at The North Carolina Shakespeare Festival, Costume Shop
Manager/Designer at CATCO in Columbus, Ohio, Assistant Professor of
Costume Design at The University of Toledo. Recent work includes:
Costume Designer at Lafayette College, Costume Designer for Dorney
Park Haunt, freelance contracts at Bucks County Playhouse, The
McCarter Theatre, The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey and adjunct
teaching at DeSales University, Centenary University, and Montclair
State University. Melanie currently resides in a historic stone bank barn
in Hunterdon County, NJ with her husband Tom.

Crew Bios
Neil Simon (Playwright) is widely regarded as one of the most successful,
prolific, and performed playwrights in the world. He is also responsible
for many film adaptions of his plays as well as writing new works for
television. Simon has received more Academy and Tony nominations
than any other writer. Awards he has received include the Pulitzer Prize
for Lost In Yonkers, Emmy Awards for The Sid Caesar Show and The Phil
Silvers Show, Tony Awards for The Odd Couple, Biloxi Blues, Lost In Yonkers
and a special Tony Award For Overall Contribution To The Theatre. His
nominations include Tony Award Nominations for Little Me, Barefoot in the
Park, Plaza Suite, Promises, Promises, The Last of the Red Hot Lovers, Brighton
Beach Memoirs, Broadway Bound, Lost in Yonkers and The Goodbye Girl
(musical).
Actors’ Equity Association (AEA) was founded in 1913 as the first of the American
actors unions. Equity’s mission is to advance, promote, and foster the art of live
theatre as an essential component of our society. Today, Equity represents more
than 40,000 actors, singers, dancers, and stage managers working in hundreds of
theatres across the United States. Equity members are dedicated to working in the
theatre as a profession, upholding the highest artistic standards. Equity negotiates
wages and working conditions and provides a wide range of benefits including
health and pension plans for its members. Through its agreement with Equity, this
theatre has committed to the fair treatment of the actors and stage managers
employed in this production. AEA is a member of the AFL-CIO and is affiliated
with FIA, an international organization of performing arts unions. For more
information, visit www.actorsequity.org
Stage Directors and Choreographers Society (SDC) is the theatrical union that
unites, empowers, and protects professional Stage Directors and Choreographers
throughout the United States. Our mission is to foster a national community of
professional Stage Directors and Choreographers by protecting the rights, health,
and livelihoods of all our Members.

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Generous Donations to Cape May Stage
Representing January 1. 2020 - August 31, 2021
MICHAEL LAIRD LEADERSHIP CIRCLE - $25,000 TO $74,999
Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation
NJ State Council on the Arts / CARES Act
The Shubert Foundation
MARQUIS SOCIETY - $15,000 TO $24,999
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Myles & Leslie Martel
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PLAYWRIGHTS CIRCLE - $5,000 TO $7,499
Irene Darocha & Michael Picariello
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IN THE SPOTLIGHT - $2,500 TO $4,999
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Walter Bradhering
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Representing January 1. 2020 - August 31, 2021
STARS OF THE SHOW - $1,000 TO $2,499
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Representing January 1. 2020 - August 31, 2021
Leo & Sonya Amaker
John & Nancy Bailey
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In memory of Judith Fiedler
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