1 2 3

Written by Lila Rose Kaplan

Directed by Shana Gozansky

April 25 - May 3, 2014

The Factory Theatre

When their radical parents are imprisoned, sisters 1, 2 and 3 are sent to live with different foster families. 1 loses herself in history, 2 dances, and 3 videos all of it and more. Family tensions mount when Mom gets out of jail. 123 is a dark, funny drama about a rift between sisters and what it takes to grow up.

Cast and Production Team

1 - Louise Hamill
2 - Sarah Gazdowicz
3 - Lydia Barnett-Mulligan
Luke - Joan Mejía

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Playwright -Lila Rose Kaplan
Director - Shana Gozansky
Dramaturg -Ramona Ostrowski
Production Manager - Gabe Hughes
Stage Manager - Zoe Wells
Lighting Design - Juliana Beecher
Scenic and Prop Design - Anita Shriver
Sound Design - Edward Young
Costume Design - Amanda Maciel Antunes
Assistant Director - Sebastián Bravo Montenegro
Choreographer - Maria Mahoney

Louise Hamill (1) was recently seen in How May I Connect You? and What Are You Doing Here? with Project:Project, Black Comedy with Happy Medium Theatre, The Stronger with Intermezzo, The Embryos and Trog and Clay (An Imagined History of the Electric Chair) with Fresh Ink Theatre Company, Beyond the Light with Heart and Dagger Productions, Macbeth with Boston Lyric Opera, and The T Plays III and IV with Mill 6 Collaborative. She is the Artistic Director of Fresh Ink Theatre Company and co-founder of Project:Project. Louise has a BA in Theatre from Connecticut College and studied at the British American Drama Academy.

Sarah Gazdowicz (2) is thrilled to be making her Fresh Ink debut! She is a local actor and director and also serves as the Artistic Manager to Argos Productions, another Boston company devoted to producing and developing new work. Past acting credits include the Little Stone in "Eurydice" (The Independent Drama Society) The Wife in "The Good Doctor" (IDS), Fabiana Cunningham in "The Last Days of Judas Iscariot" (Wax Wings), Rosaline in "Love's Labour's Lost" (Commonhouse Productions) and most recently Puss in "Hairy Tales: Puss In Boots" and Myrtle Curtle in "Winter Panto 2014: Rumpstiltskin" both with Imaginary Beasts. Directing credits include "Romeo and Juliet" (IDS), "The Pillowman" and "Enigma Variations" with Flat Earth Theatre, "The Importance of Earnest" (Commonhouse Productions) and, most recently, "Bully Dance" with Argos.

Lydia Barnett-Mulligan (3) Fresh Ink: Outlaw Jean. Lydia has trained and performed at Shakespeare & Company in Lenox, MA since the age of 15, where selected credits include Les Liaisons Dangereuses and Ice Glen, both directed by Tina Packer, The Servant of Two Masters, The Tamer Tamed, and Twelfth Night. Actors’ Shakespeare Project: The Cherry Orchard, Macbeth, and The Merry Wives of Windsor Other regional credits include Romeo & Juliet (Juliet) at the Stratford Arts Festival, The Physicists (w. Roger Rees) at Williamstown Theatre Festival, Steel Magnolias (Annelle) and Miracle on 34th St at Stoneham Theatre, Shakespeare On Love (Juliet) at Commonwealth Shakespeare Company, and A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Romeo & Juliet, and Macbeth with Shakespeare Now. Directing credits: King John, The Tempest, and Someone Who’ll Watch Over Me, all at Williams College. www.lydiabarnettmulligan.com

Joan Mejía (Luke) is thrilled to be a part of this Fresh Ink production of "123". Theater credits include: Macbeth (ROSS), Saint John The Divine in Iowa (JESUS), The 911 Effect (ADULLATIF), Rescue (JAKE), The Matchmaker (BARNABY TUCKER), A Midsummer Night’s Dream ( PUCK) , Sure Thing (BILL), among others. Big thank you to everyone who helped bring to life such a wonderful work of theater.
www.JoanMejia.com