MARCH 20 – APRIL 14, 2019
BREAKING THE CODE
By Hugh Whitemore
Directed by Kirsten Brandt
London and Broadway were taken by storm when Derek Jacobi performed in this exceptional biographical drama about a man who broke too many codes: the eccentric genius Alan Turing who played a major role in winning World War II. He broke the complex German code called Enigma, enabling allied forces to foresee German maneuvers. Since his work was classified top secret for years after the war, no one knew how much was owed to Turing for his code work (and being the first to conceive of computers in the process) when he was put on trial for breaking another code – the taboo of homosexuality – and convicted for this as a criminal act. NY actor David Arrow, seen in Jewel’s special event performance of RFK, as well as WOMAN IN MIND and ENTER THE GUARDSMAN, plays Alan Turing in this elegant and poignant play.
Kirsten Brandt
Director
Andrea Bechert
Scenic Designer
B. Modern
Costume Designer
David Lee Cuthbert
Lighting/Media Designer
Steve Gerlach
Sound Designer/Technical Director
Shaun Carroll
Properties Designer
Emerson Sanderson*
Stage Manager
Susan Myer Silton
Dramaturge
Nancy Carlin
Dialect Coach
Katie Garcia
Assistant Director
Spenser Matubang
Assistant Lighting Designer
Veronica Frisenda
Assistant Stage Manager
*Member, Actor’s Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers in the United States.
David
Arrow*
as Alan Turing
Jeffery (Geoff)
Fiorito
as Mick Ross
Emilie
Talbot*
as Sara Turing
Matthew
Kropschot
as Christopher Morcom / Nikos
Wallace
Bruce
as Ron Miller
David
Bryant*
as John Smith
Rolf
Saxon*
as Dillwyn Knox
Maryssa
Wanlass*
as Pat Green
*Member, Actor’s Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers in the United States.
Audience Guide – Click the icon to view.
Resources List – Click the icon to view.
CHARACTER BIOS:
Alan Turing – Click the icon to view.
Mick Ross – Click the icon to view.
Sara Turing – Click the icon to view.
Chrisotpher Morcom – Click the icon to view.
Nikos – Click the icon to view.
Ron Miller – Click the icon to view.
John Smith – Click the icon to view.
Dillwyn Knox – Click the icon to view.
Pat Green – Click the icon to view.
CLICK HERE to read the SANTA CRUZ SENTINEL review.
CLICK HERE to read the GOOD TIMES in SANTA CRUZ review.
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Photography by Steve DiBartolomeo
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