A reading of a full-length play by Joe MacDougall
Directed by Austin Jennings Boykin
Dramaturge: Sinan Unel

Cast

Jennifer Cabral - Gina
Mark Meehan - Gerry
Marc Guerrette - Glenn
Laura Schribner - Jaime
James Cerne - Adam
Darlene Van Alstyne - Carol
Vanessa Rose - Jessica
Max Yochum - Kai
Sami Parazin - Sarah
Tommy Walsh - Stephen

Production Team

Will Oxtoby - Stage Manager / House Manager
Margaret Van Sant - Producing Artistic Director / O’Neill Festival of New Work & Provincetown Dramatic Arts
Donna Rockwell - Graphic Design
Bill Evaul - Eugene O’Neill Graphic
Terry Catalano / Fli-bois Delivery Service - Poster/Postcard Distribution

Before We Begin…

Temporary Land Masses is approximately 2 hours in duration.
There will be one, ten-minute intermission.
Please silence personal devices before the show begins.
No recording of any kind is permitted during the show.

Bios…

Austin Jennings Boykin

Austin Jennings Boykin (Director)
Austin Jennings Boykin is a New York based multi-hyphenate. He's performed regionally and in New York at The Signature Theatre, Williamstown Theatre Festival, Provincetown Theater, Shakespeare & Company, The 24 Hour Plays, Tennessee Williams Festival and more. Television credits include: FBI: Most Wanted (CBS), The Gilded Age (HBO), Fleishman Is in Trouble (FX), and Hunters (Amazon). His debut screenplay, Why Storms Are Named After People, placed at the Austin Film Festival, NYISA, and Big Apple Film Festival. You can also catch him at various comedy clubs in New York City if that's something you're into. Training: UNCSA, William Esper Studio. @austinnnnjb on insta!

Joe MacDougall (Klaus, White Gays / Playwright, Temporary Land Masses)
Joe MacDougall is a New York and Cape Cod based actor who last appeared in the IDGTF in 2008 as a crazed Tom Cruise fan. Since then Joe has been in numerous plays and films in New York and Cape Cod including “The Normal Heart,” “The Maids,” “Accidentally Like A Martyr,” “The Lonely Planet,” “Salome,” “Take Me Out,” “The Elephant Man,” “The Lion In Winter,” “Caesar and Cleopatra,” “Small Craft Warning” and others. Films and television include “The Ninth Step,” “Dear Melissa,” “Dive Shop,” “Cocktail Hour,” “Discovery ID Pandora’s Box.” Joe is incredibly grateful for the opportunity to be working with Jim on “White Gays” and to Margaret Van Sant for including his play “Temporary Land Masses” in this year’s festival.

Mark Meehan (Gerry)
Mark is a singer, musician, and actor who has been a part of the a range of projects. He is a founding member of Local rock bands Space Pussy and MMJT. Credits include the 2024 film "High Tide" starring Marco Pigossi and Marisa Tomei, "The Whining" and "Shut Up Sweet Charlotte" with Varla Jean Merman, pianist and vocalist with legendary Cher impersonator Thirsty Burlington and many productions with the Boston/Provincetown acting troupe The Gold Dust Orphans.

Laura Scribner (Jaime)
Laura is very excited to be a part of this reading. Most recently seen at the Provincetown Theatre earlier this year in Angels In America: Millennium Approaches. Other credits include Casa Valentina, The Humans, and The Lady Hamlet. Television Law & Order: Criminal Intent, One Life To Live, All My Children and As The World Turns.

Tommy Walsh (Alexander, White Gays; Stephen, Temporary Land Masses)
Tommy is a locally grown Cape Cod actor and is planning to relocate to Los Angeles in 2025 with his husband. He was recently seen in productions of Quickies, four plays in repertoire that included Jim Dalglish’s The Black Eye and Margaret Van Sant’s Madam Executrix (Art House, Red Room). He also acted in this production when it traveled to the International Dublin Gay and Lesbian Theater Festival. Theater credits include Love! Valor! Compassion!, Frankenstein and Amadeus all at the Provincetown Theater, Gay Shorts at Club Cafe and Big Love. TV credits include The Perfect Couple recently on Netflix, HBO’s The Plot Against America and Detroit. Tommy graduated from Boston University with a BFA in acting.