Co-Produced Slippery Trout Productions
Dogberry and Verges are Scared
by Michael Doherty and Will Mobley
Directed by Matthew Decker+
Scenic Design: Samantha Reno
Costume Design: Rainy Edwards
Lighting Design: Mike Inwood
Sound Design: Robert Carlton Stimmel^
Choreographer: Jenn Rose
Stage Manager: Cole Cammack-Sweasy*
Assistant Stage Manager: Cassidy Stone*
Cast
Leonato, Oatcake: Jeremy Dubin*
Dogberry: Michael Doherty*
Verges: Tony Lawton*
Hero, Sexton, Claudio, 1st Watchman: Courtney Lucien*
Messenger, Borachio, 2nd Watchman: Sami Ma*
Don John, Don Pedro, Conrade, Seacole: Elizabeth Chinn Molloy
Production Staff
Resident Stage Manager & Company Manager: Cole Cammack-Sweasy*
Master Carpenter: Bryce Carson
Wardrobe Supervisor: Kayla Cieslinski
Lighting Supervisor & Scenic Associate: Jared Earland
Associate Production Manager: Rainy Edwards
Costume Shop Manager: Lindsey Jones
Technical Director: Chris Holloway
Production Technician: Brad Hopper
Properties and Scenic Artisan: Traci Listo
Resident Stage Manager: Danitza Piper*
Production Manager: Robert Carlton Stimmel^
Originally produced by Slippery Trout Production and Cincinnati Shakespeare Company for the Philadelphia Fringe Festival.
+ Member of SDC
^Artist sponsored by Judge Mark Painter
*Appearing through an Agreement between this theatre, the Cincinnati Shakespeare Company, and Actors' Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.
(he/him) 26th Season
Cincinnati: The Play That Goes Wrong, Tempest, Julius Caesar, The Importance of Being Earnest, Pride & Prejudice, Noises Off, Cyrano de Bergerac, Much Ado About Nothing [Director] Every Christmas Story Ever Told [Director], Comedy of Errors [Director], Titus Andronicus [Director] (Favorite CSC); Fortune, Red Velvet (Ensemble Theatre); Neverwhere (Know Theatre). Regional: Dogberry & Verges Are Scared (Philadelphia Fringe/Slippery Trout); A Flea in Her Ear, Escape from Happiness (Milwaukee Rep); Two Households (Unseam’d Shakespeare). New York: The Rewards of Being Frank (New York Classical). International: Twelfth Night (Prague Shakespeare). TV/Film: The Alto Knights, Hauntology, Miles Ahead, Santa’s Promise. Website: DubinJD.com
(he/him) Debut Season
Cincinnati: Tiny Houses (Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park). Regional: The Tempest (St. Louis Shakespeare Festival); The Mousetrap (Gulfshore Playhouse); Come from Away (Milwaukee Rep); The Producers (Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival); Hamlet (Alabama Shakespeare Festival); The Winter's Tale (Utah Shakespeare Festival); The Play That Goes Wrong (Cleveland Play House); The Importance of Being Earnest (Guthrie Theater); Hand to God (Berkeley Rep; Best Actor, TBA Awards). New York: Dublin By Lamplight (59E59). TV/Film: Wu Tang: An American Saga (Hulu), Take My Muffin (ToonBox Studios), Los Jarochos (Best Writing, iTV Festival). Podcast: Mythic Thunderlute: A D&D Podcast Musical (Broadway Podcast Network). Education: BFA Theatre Arts, UArts. Website: MikeDoh.com IG: @thedohberman
(he/him) Debut Season
Regional: Of Mice and Men (Walnut St. Theatre); Playland (Wilma Theater); Romeo & Juliet (Arden Theatre); Lonesome West, Twelfth Night, A Christmas Carol (Lantern Theater); 24-Hour Bald Soprano (Brat Productions); A Man For All Seasons, A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival); Bat Boy, Brief Interviews with Hideous Men (1812 Productions). TV/Film: Unbreakable, Invincible, Law Abiding Citizen, Silver Linings Playbook, Hack, Cold Case. Education: Temple University (MFA). Website: anthonylawtonactor.com
13th Season
Cincinnati: Pericles, Othello, Love's Labour's Lost, Mrs. Dalloway: A New Musical, Twelfth Night, Kindred Spirits, Much Ado About Nothing, Julius Caesar, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Trouble in Mind, As You Like It, The Living Dead, Pride & Prejudice, Hamlet, Macbeth, Romeo & Juliet, and more (Favorite CSC). Regional: Twelfth Night (Prague Shakespeare), Dogberry & Verges are Scared (at Philadelphia Fringe), The Great Gatsby (Cardinal Stage Company); Annie Warbucks (Theatre at the Center). Education: Indiana University (BA) and Indian Hill HS. Website: CourtneyLucien.com
(they/she/he) Debut Season
Cincinnati: The Chinese Lady (Cincinnati Playhouse). New York: Once Upon A Korean Time (Off-Broadway). Regional: Wishing to Grow Up Brightly (Theatre Horizon World Premier); Rent (Paper Mill Playhouse); Hello Kitty Must Die (Edinburgh Fringe); Christmas Carol (Indiana Repertory Theatre); Soft Magic Tofu Boys (O'Neill Theatre MT Conference); Nativity Variations (Milwaukee Repertory Theatre); The Chinese Lady (Adirondack Theatre Festival); The Great Leap (Portland Center Stage); Taming of the Shrew (Utah Shakespeare Festival). TV/Film: Samo Lives, Death Saved My Life, Tender Ears. Website: imsamima.com
(she/her) 5th Season
Cincinnati: Pericles, Love's Labour's Lost, Macbeth, Julius Caesar, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, The Comedy of Errors, Little Women, Twelfth Night (Favorite CSC); All One! The Dr. Bronner’s Play, In the Nighttime (Before the Sun Rises), Puffs, Mercury (Know Theatre); The 39 Steps (Falcon Theatre). Regional: Dogberry and Verges are Scared (Philly Fringe). Education: Smith College.
(he/him) Debut Season
Regional: Wishing to Grow Up Brightly (Theatre Horizon, World Premiere/Co-Writer), Into the Woods (Theatre Horizon, Barrymore Award), Spelling Bee (Theatre Horizon, Barrymore Award), Cabaret (Arden Theatre), John (Arden Theatre), Stinky Cheese Man (Arden, Barrymore Award), Lantern Theater, Villanova University, La Jolla Playhouse, Philly Fringe. Education: NYU Tisch, Atlantic Theatre Company. Upcoming: Co-Writing La La Land for stage. Website: matthewseandecker.com
(she/her) 6th Season
Cincinnati: Much Ado About Nothing, Kindred Spirits, The Play That Goes Wrong; A Midsummer Night's Dream; The Importance of Being Earnest; The Living Dead (Favorite CSC); Fierce (Cincinnati Opera); Our Story: Bold Moves Festival (Cincinnati Ballet); Noises Off! (Northern Kentucky University). Regional: The Newlywed Game (B Street Theatre, Sacramento); Gaslight (Merrimack Repertory Theatre, Lowell, MA); Peter and the Starcatcher (University of California, Davis). New York: The Rewards of Being Frank (New York Classical Theatre). Education: Northern Kentucky University (BFA). Website: samanthareno.com.
(she/her) 8th Season
Cincinnati: The Winter’s Tale, Romeo and Juliet, The Comedy of Errors, The Living Dead, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Gaslight, The Importance of Being Earnest, Frankenstein, Kindred Spirits, Twelfth Night (Favorite CSC); Lizard Boy: The Musical (Know Theatre). Education: Florida State University (MFA in Costume Design). Cincinnati Shakespeare Company Associate Production Manager and Resident Costume Designer.
(he/him) Debut Season
Regional: Into the Woods, Peter and the Starcatcher (Theatre Horizon); Arden Theatre Company; Philadelphia Theatre Company; People's Light; Opera Philadelphia; Bearded Ladies Cabaret (Late Night Snacks). New York: Playwrights Horizons; Ars Nova; Signature Theatre; Second Stage; BAM. Awards: Emmy Award winner. Website: mikeinwood.com.
(he/him) 8th Season
Cincinnati: Macbeth, A Room in the Castle, Twelfth Night, Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, Julius Caesar, The Amen Corner, Wrecking Ball, Gaslight, Trouble in Mind, As You Like It, The Living Dead, The Comedy of Errors, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Favorite CSC); To Kill a Mockingbird, A Christmas Carol, Antigone, Rikki Tikki Tavi, Rapunzel (Cincinnati Playhouse In The Park); Archie and the Ashes (Know Theatre); Higher (American Legacy Theatre); Earworm (Impaired Vision Productions). Regional: Elephant and Piggie, Little Red Riding Hood (Merrimack Repertory Theatre); The Fantasticks, The Normal Heart (Short North Stage); Eavesdropping (Alliance Theatre); Earworm (Hollywood Fringe Festival). International: Twelfth Night (Prague Shakespeare Company). Education: Miami University (BA in Theatre). Cincinnati Shakespeare Company Production Manager
Debut Season
Cincinnati: You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown (Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park). Regional: Run Bambi Run (World Premiere), Titanic the Musical (Milwaukee Rep); Cabaret (Arden Theatre); SDCF commission to honor Agnes de Mille at the 2019 Mr. Abbott Award Gala. Awards: SDCF Breakout Award, Barrymore Award for Excellence in Theatre Choreography. Website: iamjennrose.com
(they/them) 6th Season
Cincinnati: Pericles, Mrs. Dalloway, Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, Fat Ham, The Play That Goes Wrong, The Amen Corner, Trouble in Mind, King Lear, The Comedy of Errors (Favorite CSC); All's Faire (Know Theatre). Regional: Dogberry and Verges are Scared (Philadelphia Fringe Festival). Event Management in Bowling Green, Nashville, and Atlanta. Education: Western Kentucky University. Cincinnati Shakespeare Company Resident Stage Manager and Company Manager.
(they/them) 6th Season
Cincinnati: Pericles, Mrs. Dalloway, Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, Fat Ham, The Play That Goes Wrong, The Amen Corner, Trouble in Mind, King Lear, The Comedy of Errors (Favorite CSC); All's Faire (Know Theatre). Regional: Dogberry and Verges are Scared (Philadelphia Fringe Festival). Event Management in Bowling Green, Nashville, and Atlanta. Education: Western Kentucky University. Cincinnati Shakespeare Company Resident Stage Manager and Company Manager.
(she/her) Debut Season
Cincinnati: Love’s Labour’s Lost (CSC). Regional: Taming of The Shrew, Little Willy's Pantoloons (Appalachian Shakespeare Center), The Last 5 Years (Adventure Theater), Alice by Heart (Voices Amplified). Education: Eastern Kentucky University (B.S.).
Learn more about Dogberry and Verges are Scared from the playwrights, Michael Doherty and Will Mobley.
What inspired you to create Dogberry and Verges are Scared? Why Dogberry and Verges?
MIKE: I was playing Dogberry and Will was playing Verges in a regional production of Much Ado About Nothing. We spent a lot of time backstage acting out different scenarios as our characters. As odd as that sounds, we actually fell in love with the idea of these two dumb, dumb idiots having a whole separate journey outside of, but connected to, Much Ado.
WILL: As we started working on it, we realized they fundamentally shape the story of Much Ado and we thought it could be interesting to explore that more and to potentially reframe some of the trickier parts of Much Ado. Specifically, WHY DOES HERO GET BACK WITH CLAUDIO. I mean, come on, girl!
MIKE: Sorry if that's a spoiler for anyone.
What is it like writing as a team?
WILL: It's been amazing. Mike and I are both actors by trade so we were kind of figuring out how to write a play together. Our early process was just long sessions of trying to make each other laugh which is the best thing in the world but then you have to turn that into a story with structure.
MIKE: We united so much in what our sense of the play was that it has felt like we’ve always had a magnetic north to guide us. At times it can feel hard to compromise on a line or idea… or semicolon, but the ultimate agreement we reach is always clearer, deeper, and funnier than what came before.
WILL: It was a challenge but we really fell in love with the process and we’ve already got our sights set on our next play.
How has the journey from Philly Fringe to Cincinnati to Edinburgh Fringe been for you both?
MIKE: It's been a whirlwind! As playwrights we feel incredibly lucky to get a chance to make changes to the play and make it better. We had something that felt very complete going into Philly, and it’s only gotten cleaner and more detailed since. We’re excited to share something very polished in Scotland.
WILL: As producers we've had to really stretch ourselves and take on responsibilities that are totally foreign to us, but the entire process has been so rewarding. We couldn't have done it without the support of the amazing folks at Cincy Shakes!
What's your favorite line in the play?
MIKE: Hard to pick a favorite line, but my favorite moment might be Dogberry and Verges rehearsing to have a very high stakes but incredibly straightforward conversation.
WILL: “This is turning out to be a very big day for us on both a personal and professional level.” It’s true for us and it is one of my favorite lines in the show!
“With one ‘we thank you,’ many millions more…”
The Winter’s Tale, Act I, Scene ii
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