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YALE REPERTORY THEATRE Production History, 1990/1991 – 1999/2000 Seasons * = World Premiere + = American Premiere # - English Language Premiere 1999-2000 *THE IMAGINARY INVALID – September 16 – October 9, 1999 – Venue? By Moliere, World-premiere translation and adaptation by James Magruder Directed by Mark Rucker Composer – Gina Leishman Sets – Luke Cantarella Costumes – Miguel Angel Huidor Lighting – Marcus Doshi Sound – Fitz Patton Musical Direction – Dmitri Novgordoky Dramaturgs – Anne T. Davidson, Christiane Riera Salomon Casting – Johnson-Liff Associates, Ltd. Production Stage Manager – Mary Hunter Cast: Raye Birk, Susan Marie Brecht, Brennan Brown, Veanne Cox, Maria Francesconi, Peter T. Katona, Paul Mullins, Jennifer Brooke Riker, Danny Scheie, Jay Snyder, Susan Spencer, John Wojda BETRAYAL – October 21 – November 13, 1999 – Venue? By Harold Pinter Directed by Liz Diamond Sets – Adrian W. Jones Costumes – Miranda Hoffman Lighting – Scott Zielinsky Sound – Brian MacQueen Dialect Consultant – Barbara Somerville Dramaturgs – Allison Horsley, Jonathan Shandell Casting – Johnson-Liff Associates, Ltd. Production Stage Manager – Mary Hunter Cast: Ritchie Coster, John Hines, William F. Reeves, Stephanie Roth Haberle A CUP OF COFFEE – November 26 – December 18, 1999 – Venue? By Preston Sturges Directed by Joe Grifasi Sets – David Swayze Costumes – Jacqueline Firkins Lighting – Stephen Strawbridge Sound – David Budries Dialect Consultant – Barbara Somerville Dramaturgs – Anne T. Davidson, Wendy Weckwerth Casting – Johnson-Liff Associates, Ltd. Production Stage Manager – Mary Hunter Cast: Vanessa David, Clement Fowler, James Greene, Michael Gross, George Hall, Brian Mysliwy, Kellie Overbey, Michael Potts, John Rothman CURSE OF THE STARVING CLASS – February 3 – February 26, 2000 – Venue? By Sam Shephard Directed by Jim Simpson Original Music composed and arranged by Steve Bargonetti, Diane Gioia Sets – Heesoo Kim Costumes – Miguel Angel Huidor Lighting – Thomas Dunn Sound – Vincent Olivieri Dramaturgs – Amy Rogoway, Katherine Spencer Casting – Johnson-Liff Associates, Ltd. Production Stage Manager – Mary Hunter Cast: Paul Boocock, Guy Boyd, Ron Faber, Steve Mellor, Dan Moran, Kristine Nielsen, Danny Seckel, Chime Serra, Mandy Siegfried RICHARD III – March 16 – April 8, 2000 - Venue? By William Shakespeare Directed by Stan Wojewodski, Jr. Sets – Scott Pask Costumes – Katherine Roth Lighting – Jennifer Tipton Sound/Original Music – Fitz Patton Dramaturgs – Cynthia T. Brizzell, Sean Libby Speech Consultant – Barbara Somerville Vocal Consultant – Walton Wilson Fight Director – Rick Sordelet Production Stage Manager – Cynthia Kocher Cast: Third-Year Acting Class: Sidne Anderson, Rich Bank, James Bellavance, Paul Vincent Black, Brennan Brown, Eric Martin Brown, Keith Davis, Robert L. Devaney, Alexa Fischer, Geraldine Guo, Roberto Iulo, John Woo Taak Kwon, Robert Libetti, Lael Logan, David Mason, Harvey Gardner Moore, Amy Morse, Ronald Dean Nolen, Martin Peters, Alicia Roper, David R. Spears, Joe Tantalo *TREE, PART 2 OF THE GEOGRAPHY TRILOGY: ASIA/BELIEF – April 20 – May 13, 2000 – Venue? Conceived by Ralph Lemon Original Soundscore – James Lo Visual Art – Nari Ward Costumes – Anita Yavich Lighting – Stephen Strawbridge Sound – David Budries Text Arrangement – Katherine Profeta Dramaturgs – Izumi Bernadette Ashizawa, Katherine Profeta Aerial Coordinator – Rick Sordelet Production Stage Manager – Mary Hunter Cast: Bijaya Barik, Carlos Funn, Djédjé Djédjé Gervais, Yeko Ladzekpo-Cole, Ralph Lemon, Li Wen Yi, Manoranjan Pradhan, Asako Takami, David Thomson, Wang Liliang, Wen Hui, Cheng-Chieh Yu Special Events: Hazelle Goodman, To the Top Top Top! – February 12, 2000 – University Theatre 1998-1999 PETER AND WENDY – September 17 – October 3, 1988 Venue? From the novel by J.M. Barrie Adapted by Liza Lorwin Directed by Lee Breuer Music – Johnny Cunningham Lyrics – Johnny Cunningham, J.M. Barrie, Lee Breuer, Liza Lorwin Sets, Lighting, Puppets – Julie Archer Costumes – Sally Thomas Sound – Edward Cosla Film – Andrew Moore Fight Direction – B.H. Barry Production Stage Manager – Jody Kuh Cast: Karen Kandel Lead Puppeteers: Jane Catherine Shaw, Preston Foerder Puppeteers: Sam Hack, Sarah Provost, Jessica Smith, Jenny Subjack, Lute Ramblin’ Musicians: Johnny Cunningham, Kathleen Keane, Jay Ansill, Alan Kelly, Susan Craig Winsberg Jay Peck GALILEO – October 22 – November 14, 1998 – Venue? By Bertolt Brecht Translated by Charles Laughton Directed by Evan Yionoulis Composer – Thomas Cabaniss Sets – Adam Stockhausen Costumes – Paul Spadone Lighting – Jennifer Tipton Sound – Geoff Zink Dramaturg – Christopher de Haan Casting – Janet Foster Production Stage Manager – Christy Weikel Cast: Sidné Anderson, Kaitlin Ashley, Gideon Banner, Paul Vincent Black, Samuel F.W. Clarke, Chris Henry Coffey, Eleanor Kathryn Conger-Milnes, Helmar Augustus Cooper, Tim Donohue, Van Farrier, Chris Gampel, Edmond Genest, Nicole Halmos, Jason Butler Harner, Byron Jennings, Stan Lachow, Lael Logan, Douglas Isaiah Lyons, Aleta Mitchell, Lee Sellars, Evan Thompson, Michael Winther, John Wylie CRUMBS FROM THE TABLE OF JOY – November 27 – December 19, 1998 Venue? By Lynn Nottage Directed by Seret Scott Sets – Neil Patel Costumes – Alexander Dodge Lighting – Robert James Perry Sound – Brian MacQueen Dramaturgs – Christiane Riera Salomon, Amy Strahler Casting – Janet Foster Production Stage Manager – Maureen C. Dunleavy Cast: Caroline Stefanie Clay, Natasha Hinds, Afi McClendon, Jonathan Earl Peck, Dee Pelletier MEASURE FOR MEASURE – January 28 – February 20, 1999 Venue? by William Shakespeare Directed by Mark Rucker Sets – Rachel Nemec Costumes – Lora Dole Lighting – Scott Zielinski Sound – Shane Rettig Dramaturgs – Anne T. Davison, Sean Libby Fight Director – Rick Sordelet Production Stage Manager – Denise Hopkins Cast: Claudia J. Arenas, Ed Blunt, Adrienne Carter, Esther K. Chae, Chris Henry Coffey, Daniel Cooney, Adrienne Dreiss, Jon Ecklund, Rodrick Fox, Joanna Glushak, Jim Hart, Austin Jones, Adrian LaTourelle, Joey Parsons, Heather Anne Robinson, Graham Shiels, Paul Tigue THE GLASS MENAGERIE – March 18 – April 10, 1999 Venue? by Tennessee Williams Directed by Joseph Chaikin Sets – Alexander Dodge Costumes – Sarah A. Iams Lighting – Robert Perry Sound – David Budries Dramaturgs – Cynthia T. Brizzell, María E Padilla, Catherine Sheehy Dialect Coach – Gillian Lane-Plescia Casting – Janet Foster Production Stage Manager – Karen Quisenberry Cast: Laura Esterman, Wayne Maugans, Kali Rocha, Jay Ssnyder, HAY FEVER – April 29 – May 22, 1999 – Venue? By Noel Coward Directed by Stan Wojewodski, Jr. Sets – Michael Yeargan Costumes – Jane Greenwood Lighting – Stephen Strawbridge Sound – Vincent Olivieri Dramaturg – Claudia Wilsch Dialect Coach – Barbara Somerville Casting – Janet Foster Production Stage Manager – Denise Hokins Cast: Tessa Auberjonois, Mark Deklin, Laura Esterman, Alexa Fischer, Mary Fogarty, Matthew Greer, Ronald Dean Nolen, Mary Beth Peil, 1997-1998 * GEOGRAPHY – October 23 – November 8, 1997 – Venue? Conceived, Choreographed and Directed by Ralph Lemon Text by Tracie Morris Soundscores – Francisco López, Paul D. Miller a.k.a. DJ Spooky That Subliminal Kid Sensors – Paul D. Miller a.k.a. DJ Spooky That Subliminal Kid realized with Ralph Lemon Visual Art – Nari Ward Costumes – Liz Prince Lighting – Stan Pressner Sound – Rob Gorton Dramaturgs – Peter Novack, Katherine Profeta English / French Interpretation – Orinda Boukhezer-Diabaté Production Stage Manager – Jenny Friend Cast: Djeli Moussa Diabaté, Djédjé Djédjé, Nai Zou, Goulei Tchépoho, Zaoli Mabo Tapé, Akpa Yves Didier “James”, Kouakou Yaao “Angelo”, Carlos Funn, Ralph Lemon CANDIDA – November 28 – December 1997 – Venue? By George Bernard Shaw Directed by Stan Wojewodski, Jr. Sets – Marc Anthony Mileto Costumes – Cristina Ruales-Desrosiers Lighting – Aaron M. Coop Sound – Alexander Bangnall Dramaturg – María E. Padilla Casting – Janet Foster Dialect Consultant – Barbara Somerville Production Stage Manager – Helena C. Bretherton Cast: George Ede. James McDonnell, Katherine McNenny, Blair Sams, Jameson Selby, Alan Tudyk SPLASH HATCH ON THE E GOING DOWN – January 15 – February 7, 1998 – Venue? Co-production with Baltimore’s Center Stage By Kia Corthron Directed by Marion McClinton Sets – Michael Yeargan Costumes – Katherine Beatrice Roth Lighting – Stephen Strawbridge Sound – Janet Kalas Dramaturgs – Jill Rachel Morris, Christopher D Haan Firght Choreographer – J. Allen Suddeth Casting – Judy Dennis Production Stage Manager – Karen Quisenberry Cast: Chertita A. Armstrong, Ami Brabson, Margaret Kemp, Akili Prince, David Toney A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM – February 19 – March 14, 1998 – Venue? By William Shakespeare Directed by Christopher Grabowski Composer – Robert Maggio Sets – Kris Stone Costumes – Jenny C. Fulton Lighting – Jennifer Tipton Sound – Shane Rettig Dramaturgs – Scott P. Hamlin, Rebecca Ann Rugg, Katharine Spencer Production Stage Manager – Christy Weikel Cast: Sheryl Arenson, Tessa Auberjonois, Meg Brogan, Magaly Colimon, Josh Foldy, Eric Scott Gould, Vivian Keh, Kes Khemnu, David Koppel, C.S. Lee, Patti Lewis, Kyle Rivers, Josh Robinson, Kimberly Ross, Gregory Sobek, Johnny Sparks THE CURE AT TROY– March 26 – April 18, 1998 – Venue? Adapted by Seamus Heaney from Sophocles’ Philoctetes Directed by Liz Diamond Composer – David Van Tiegham Sets – Louisa Thompson Costumes – April Soroko Lighting – Daniel Meeker Sound – Jane Shaw Dramaturgs – Mark Bates, Ana E. Puga Voice Advisor – Ruth Rootberg Movement Advisor – J. Ed Araiza Casting – Janet Foster Production Stage Manager – Karen Quisenberry Cast: J. Ed Araiza, Angela Bullock, Reg E. Cathey, Robin Dana Miles, Luis A. LaPorte, Jr., Socorro Santiago PETERSBURG – April 30 – May 23, 1998 – Venue? Adapted by C.B. Coleman from Andrei Bely’s novel Directed by Evan Yionoulis Sets – Andrew Cavanaugh Holland Costumes – Linda Cho Lighting – Donald Holder Sound – Malcolm Nicholls Dramaturg – Cynthia T. Brizzell Casting – Janet Foster Production Stage Manager – Jenny R. Friend Cast: Jason Butler Harner, Teri Lamm, Sevanne Martin, Christopher McHale, Michael Potts, William Preston, Richard Topol, John Wylie 1996-1997 FIRST LADY – October 10 – November 2, 1996 – Venue? By Katharine Dayton and George S. Kaufman Directed by Stan Wojewodski, Jr. Sets – John Coyne Costumes –Meg Neville Lighting – Stephen Strabridge Sound – Douglas E. Graves Dramaturgs – Catherine Sheehy, Kevin S. Wood Casting – Janet Foster Production Stage Manager – Nancy Elizabeth Vest Cast: Maureen Anderman, Russ Anderson, Susan Browning, Don Chastain, George Ede, Annette Granucci, Sam Groom, Cecelia Hart, John Randolph Jones, Peg Murray, Ken Parker, Pippa Pearthree, Karen Lee Pickett, Joe Reynolds, Kimberley Ross, Herman A. Shemonsky, Kim Wimmer THE CRYPTOGRAM – November 14 – December 7, 1996 – Venue? By David Mamet Directed by Mark Rucker Sets – Lauren Kurki Costumes – Walt Spangler Lighting – Susan Hamburger Sound – Catherine D. Mardis Dramaturg – Samantha Rachel Rabetz Casting – Janet Foster Production Stage Manager – Marjorie Craig Mitchell Cast: Gabriel Millman, Ellen McLaughlin, Stephen Spinella, *TRIUMPH OF LOVE – January 16 – February 8, 1997 – Venue? Co-production with Baltimore’s Center Stage Directed by Michael Mayer Book by James Magruder Music by Jeffrey Stock Lyrics by Susan Birkenhead Choreographer – Doug Varone Orchestrator – Peter Matz Musical Director – Bradley Vieth Sets – Heidi Landesman Costumes – Catherine Zuber Lighting – Brian MacDevitt Sound – David Budries Dramaturg – Jill Rachel Morris, Tom Sellar Casting – Jay Binder Production Stage Manager – James D’Asaro Cast: Denny Dillon, Susan Egan, Robert LuPone, Daniel Marcus, Mary Beth Peil, Kenny Raskin, Christopher Sieber THE SKIN OF OUR TEETH – February 20 – March 15, 1997 – Venue? By Thornton Wilder Directed by Liz Diamond Sets – Walt Spangler Costumes – Michael Oberle Lighting – Jennifer Tipton Sound – Douglas E. Graves Dramaturgs – Martha Hostetter, Christopher Swanson Fight Consultant – Dale Anthony Girard Production Stage Manager – J.P.Byrd Cast: Amy Cronise, Jackeline Duprey, Svetlana Efremova, Annette Granucci, Elizabeth Greer, John Hines, Clark Jacksson, Tod Kent, Jill Marie Lawrence, Christopher Mattox, Obi Ndefo, Paul Niebanck, Evan Dexter Parke, Scott C. Reeves, Joe Reynolds, James Shanklin, Brandy Zarle * THE ADVENTURES OF AMY BOCK – March 27 – April 19, 1997 – Venue? By Julie McKee Directed by Stan Wojewodski, Jr. Sets – Scott Pask Costumes – Suttirat Larlarb Lighting – Les Dickert Sound – David Budries Dramaturg – Scott P. Hamlin Casting – Janet Foster Production Stage Manager – Merredith Scott Brittain Cast: Frank Deal, Enid Graham, Audrey Neenan, Kristine Nielsen, Alex Phoenix, Reno Roop, Blair Sams, Sandra Shipley, THUNDER KNOCKING ON THE DOOR, A BLUSICAL TALE OF RHYTHM AND THE BLUES – May 1 – May 24, 1997 – Venue? By Keith Glover Directed by Reggie Montgomery Lyrics and Music – Keb’ Mo’ Musical Director and Arranger – Steve Bargonetti Sets – Charles McClennahan Costumes – Jess Goldstein Lighting – Donald Holder Sound – Jane Shaw Dramaturg – Elizabeth Bennett Vocal Director: Diane Gioia Casting – Janet Foster Production Stage Manager – Mary Hunter Cast: Kim Brockington, Jerry Dixon, Ron Cephas Jones, Cedric Turner, Sheyvonne Wright Special Events: Don Byron & Existential Dred – December 14, 1996 – University Theater Meredith Monk – February 8, 1997 – University Theater The Dangerous Border Game – March 29, 1997 – University Theater 1995-1996 LE CIRQUE INVISIBLE – October 19 – November 4, 1995 – University Theatre Created and performed by Victoria Chaplin and Jean Baptiste Thierrée Lighting Operator – Scott Bradley Wardrobe and Properties – Meg Neville Lighting – Laura De Bernardis Sound – Carole Groia Dramaturg – Shawn-Marie Garrett Production Stage Manager – Karen Carpenter Cast: Victoria Chaplin, Jean Baptiste Thierrée PENTECOST – November 9 – December 2, 1995 – Yale Repertory Theatre By David Edgar Directed by Stan Wojewodski, Jr. Sets – Michael Yeargan Costumes – Jane Greenwood Lighting – Matthew E. Adelson Sound – David Budries Dramaturg – Gregory Kable Casting –Peggy Adler Language Coordinator and Dialect Coach – Barbara Somerville Fight Choreographer – Dale Anthony Girard Production Stage Manager – Karen Carpenter Cast: Patrick Boll, David Chandler, Elzbietza Czyzewska, Lulu D'Agostino, Svetlana Efremova, Priscilla Garita, Kenneth Gray, Miriam Healy-Louie, John Hines, Nina Landey, Graeme Malcolm, Boris McGiver, Christopher McHale, Steven Memran, John Ortiz, Obi Ndefo, Kavitha Ramachandran, Brandy Zarle MRS. WARREN’S PROFESSION – January 11 – February 3, 1996 – Venue? By George Bernard Shaw Directed by Liz Diamond Sets – Klara Zieglerova Costumes – Jeanne DuPont Lighting – Matthew Frey Sound – Jens McVoy Dramaturgs – Julie-Anne Franko, Samantha Rachel Rabetz Casting –Peggy Adler Dialect Coach – Barbara Somerville Production Stage Manager – Karen Carpenter Cast: Caitlin Clarke, Susan Cremin, Doug Stender, William Meisle, Douglas Weston, Jack Wetherall THE BEAUX’ STRATAGEM – February 15 – March 9 , 1996 – Venue? By George Farquhar Directed by Everett Quinton Composer – Kim D. Sherman Sets – Alexander T. Hammond Costumes – Karyl Newman Lighting – Matthew E. Adelson Sound – Catherine Mardis Dramaturgs – Elizabeth Bennett, Christopher Swanson Casting –Peggy Adler Dialect Coach – Barbara Somerville Fight Choreographer – Dale Anthony Girard Production Stage Manager – Karen Carpenter Cast: René Augesen, Daniel Blinkoff, Max Chalawsky, Mark H. Dold, Michael Eaddy, Mandy Fox, Michael Goodfriend, Kevin Henderson, Jennie Israel, Amy Malloy, Steven Memran, Sarah Rafferty, Joe Reynolds, Susan Riley Stevens, Jeff Talbott, DB Woodside *VENUS – March 14 – March 30 , 1996 – University Theater Co-production with New York Shakespeare Festival By Suzan-Lori Parks Directed by Richard Foreman Songs Composed by Phillip Johnston Sets – Richard Foreman Costumes – Paul Tazewell Light Action – Heather Carson Dramaturgs – Shelby Jiggetts, Tom Sellar Casting –Jordan Thaler, Heidei Griffiths Production Stage Manager – Karen Carpenter Cast: Cedric Harris, Lynn Hawley, Kevin Isola, Peter Francis James, Mel Johnson Jr., John Lathan, Adriane Lenox, Adina Porter, Thomas Jay Ryan, Ben Shenkman, Sandra Shipley, Rainn Wilson LANDSCAPE OF THE BODY – May 2 – May 25, 1996 – Venue? By John Guare Directed by Mark Rucker Musical Director / Accompanist – Albin Konopka SetsNeil Patel Costumes – Catherine Chung Lighting – Matthew Frey Sound – Douglas E. Graves Dramaturgs –Kimberly M Jannarone Casting –Peggy Adler Dialect Coach – Barbara Somerville Movement Advisor – Wesley Fata Production Stage Manager – Karen Carpenter Cast: Candy Buckley, Trip Cullman, Al Espinosa, Laura Linney, Steven Memran, Maiya Murphy, Alexandera Oliver, Reg Rogers, James Shanklin, Thomas Shaw Special Events: Donald Byrd / The Group – October 14, 1995 – University Theater Don Byron, The Scar of Shame – February 3, 1996 – University Theater Lisa Kron in 101 Humiliating Stories – April 13, 1996 – University Theater 1994-1995 ANTIGONE IN NEW YORK – October 20 – November 12, 1994 – Venue? By Janusz Glowacki and Joan Torres Directed by Liz Diamond Sets – Daphne C. Klein Costumes – Emily Beck Lighting – Brian Haynsworth Sound – Kevin Hodgson Dramaturgs– David B. Feiner, Paul McKinley Casting – Wendy Ettinger Production Stage Manager – Karen Carpenter Cast: Daryl Edwards, Scott Kealey, Paqtricia Mauceri, Bill Raymond, John Seitz, John Seitz FIGARO/FIGARO – December 1 – December 17, 1994 – Venue? By Eric Overmeyer Adapted from The Marriage of Figaro by Beaumarchais and Figaro Gets a Divorce by Ödön von Hovarth Directed by Stan Wojewodski, Jr. Sets – Derek McLane Costumes – Jess Goldstein Lighting – Stephen Stawbridge Sound – Christopher Cronin Dramaturgs– Elizabeth Cohen, Marshall B. Williams Casting – Wendy Ettinger Production Stage Manager – Karen Carpenter Cast: Max Chalawsky, Lynn Cohen, Susan Cremin, Michael Eaddy, Michael Goodfriend, David Grillo, Lynn Hawley, Jennie Israel, Byron Jennings, Amy Malloy, Carolyn McCormick, Christopher McHale, Reg Rogers, Hubert Rubens, Michael Strickland, D. B. Woodside TWELFTH NIGHT – January 26 – February 18, 1995 – Venue? By William Shakespeare Directed by Mark Rucker Sets – Ritirong Jiwakanon Costumes – Sarah Eckert Lighting – Brian Haynsworth Sound – Jens McVoy Dramaturgs– Carlyn Ann Aquiline, Daniel Mufson Production Stage Manager – Karen Carpenter Cast: Trevor Anthony, Earl Baker, Jr., John Bland, Daniel Blinkoff, Susan Cremin, Suzanne Cryer, Stephen DeRosa, Greer Goodman, David Grillo, James Hallett, Kevin Henderson, Mercedes Herrero, Nathan Hinton, Sanaa Lathan, Amy Malloy, Thomas McCarthy, Steven E. Memran, Michael Strickland, SLAVS! (Thinking About the Longstanding Problems of Virtue and Happiness) – February 24 – March 18, 1995 – Venue? Co-production with Baltimore’s Center Stage By Tony Kushner Directed by Lisa Peterson Sets – Michael Yeargan Costumes – Gabriel Berry Lighting – Robert Wierzel Sound – David Budries Dramaturgs–Zanthe Taylor, Kikki Short Speech Consultant – Ralph Zito Violence Consultant – Dale Anthony Girard Production Stage Manager – Karen Carpenter Cast: Ludmila Bokievsky, Sarah Moore Brochin, Ronny Graham, James Greene, James J. Lawless, Katie MacNichol, Christopher McCann, Caitlin O'Connell, Lee Wilkof UNCLE VANYA – March 30 – April 15, 1995 – Venue? By Anton Chekhov Translated by Paul Schmidt Directed by Lisa Peterson Sets – Emily Beck Costumes – Anita Yavich Lighting – Jennifer Tipton Sound – Laura Grace Brown Dramaturgs – Elizabeth Ackerman, Margaret Gray Casting – Peggy Adler Production Stage Manager – Karen Carpenter Cast: Zach Grenier, Marin Hinkle, Kestutis Nakas, Angela Pietropinto, Paul Schmidt, Susan Riley Stevens, Elaine Tse, Damian Young, Brandy N. Zarle LE BOURGEOIS AVANT-GARDE – April 27 – May 20 1995 – Venue? By Charles Ludlam Directed by Liz Diamond Sets – Hyun-joo Kim Costumes – Elizabeth Fried Lighting – Robert Wierzel Sound – Robert Murphy Dramaturgs – Julie-Anne Franko, Gregory Kable Casting – Peggy Adler Production Stage Manager – Karen Carpenter Cast: Bill Camp, Reg E. Cathey, Mandy Fox, John, Jan Leslie Harding, Sarah Knowlton, Steve Mellor, Steven E. Memran, Tim Blake Nelson, Michael Potts, Stuart Sherman Special Events Eric Bogosian, Pounding Nails in the Floor with My Forehead – September 10, 1994 – University Theater Holly Hughes, Clit Notes – October 1, 1994 – University Theater David Cale, Somebody Else's House – November 13, 1994 – University Theater Rhodessa Jones, Big Butt Girls, Hard-Headed Women – January 21, 1995 – University Theater 1993-1994 OLEANNA – October 14 – November 6, 1993 – Venue? By David Mamet Directed by Stan Wojewodski, Jr. Sets – Merope Vachliotis Costumes – Deb Trout Lighting – Stephen Strawbridge Dramaturgs – Jessica Mann, Robert Schneider Casting – Wendy Ettinger Production Stage Manager – Karen Carpenter Cast: Casey Biggs, Welker White THE GREEN BIRD – November 27 – December 18, 1993 – Venue? Co-production with Minneapolis's Theatre de la Jeune Lune By Carlo Gozzi Translated by Albert Bermel, Ted Emery Directed by Vincent Gracieux. Scenography / Puppetry – Steven Epp Costumes – Felicity Jones Lighting – Frederic Desbois Dramaturg – Robert Rosen Technical Director – Stephen Setterlun Assistant Director – Laura Esparza Stage Manager Michael Collins Yale Production Staff Set Design – Henry S. Dunn Production Coordinator – Tom Shane Bassey Dramaturgs – Carlyn Ann Aquiline, Kelly Sigmon Stage Manager Narda Alcorn Cast: Kyle Ackerman, John Bolding, Sarah Corzatt, Barbara Berlovitz Desbois, Vincent Gracieux, Laura Janik, Eric Jensen, Felicity Jones, Masanari Kawahara, Angela Lewis, John Plummer, Robert de los Reyes, Robert Rosen, Dominique Serrand, Heather K. Wilson, * THE AMERICA PLAY – January 13 – February 5, 1994 – Venue? Co-production with New York Shakespeare Festival By Suzan-Lori Parks Directed by Liz Diamond Sets – Riccardo Hernández Costumes – Angelina Avallone Lighting – Jeremy V. Stein Dramaturgs – Mark Bly, Elizabeth Cohen Casting – Wendy Ettinger Production Stage Manager – Karen Carpenter Cast: Gail Grate, Tyrone Mitchell Henderson, Adriane Lennox, Reggie Montgomery, Michael Potts AS YOU LIKE IT – February 17 – March 12, 1994 – Venue? By William Shakespeare Directed by Stan Wojewodski, Jr. Sets – Dawn Robyn Petrlink Costumes – Ilona Somogyi Lighting – Jennifer Tipton Dramaturg – Julie Siege Fight Choreographer – Dale Anthony Girard Production Stage Manager – Karen Carpenter Cast: Sarah Brown, Max Chalawsky, Michael Eaddy, Al Espinosa, Bo Foxworth, Peter Gantenbein, Paul Giamatti, Kevin Henderson, Sarah Knowlton, Elizabeth Lande, Nina Landey, Robin Dana Miles, Andrew Pang, Lance Reddick, Scott Sherman, Phillip C. Smith, Ashlee Temple, Anthony Ward Mump and Smoot in FERNO and CAGED – March 18 – April 9, 1994 – Venue? By Michael Kennard and John Turner Directed by Karen Hines Composer – David Hines Sets – Campbell Manning Lighting – Michael Charbonneau Dramaturg – Shawn Garrett Production Stage Manager – Karen Carpenter Cast: Michael Kennard, John Turner, Rick Kunst THE SCHOOL FOR WIVES – April 28 – May 21, 1994 – Venue? By Moliere, Translated by Paul Schmidt Directed by Liz Diamond Composer – Kim D. Sherman Sets – Myung Hee Cho Costumes – Deb Trout Lighting – Kristin Bredal Dramaturgs – Daniel Mufson, Marshall B. Williams Casting – Wendy Ettinger, Stephanie Diozzi Production Stage Manager – Karen Carpenter Cast: Brenda Cummings, Sanaa Lathan, Adam LeFevre, Davin Manis, Thomas McCarthy, Jasper McGruder, James Puig, Paul Schmidt Special Events Spalding Gray, Gray's Anatomy– March 24-26, 1994 – University Theater Diamanda Galas, Plague Mass – May 14, 1994 – University Theater 1992-1993 HAMLET – October 8 – October 31, 1992 – Venue? By William Shakespeare Directed by Stan Wojewodski, Jr. Sets – Todd Andrew Rosenthal Costumes – Katherine Roth Lighting – Robert Wierzel Sound & Composition – Kim D. Sherman Dramaturgs – Mark Bly, Lisa E. Diamond, Kelly Sigmond Production Stage Manager – Wendy Beaton Cast: Dallas Adams, Roxanna Augesen, Earl Baker, Karen Angela Bishop, Buzz Bovshow, Enrico Colantoni, Brendan Corbalis, Reginald Lee Flowers, Melody J. Garrett, Sean Haberle, James Hallett, Mary Magdalena Hernandez, James Kall, Declan Lane, Julie Lawrence, Craig Mathers, Tom McCarthy, Gregory McClure, Drew Richardson, Reg Rogers, Michael Strickland THE COLORED MUSEUM – November 27 – December 19, 1992 – Venue? By George C. Wolfe Directed by Donald Douglass Composer & Musical Director – Kysia Bostic Sets – Mónica Raya Costumes – Elizabeth Michael Fried Lighting – Trui Malten Sound – Mark D. Dingley Dramaturg – Christina Sibul Casting – Wendy Ettinger Production Stage Manager – Wendy Beaton Cast: Demitri Corbin, Channelle Diane Dumas, Charlette Reneé Hammett, Pamela Harley, Pamela Issacs, Jonell Kennedy, Kelly Neal CHILDREN OF PARADISE – January 15 – January 30, 1993 – Venue? Collaboratively produced with Theatre de la Jeune Lune, Minneapolis By Steven Epp, Felicity Jones, Dominque Serrand and Paul Walsh Directed by Dominique Serrand Sets – Vincent Gracieux Costumes – Trina Mrnak Lighting – Frederic Desbois Dramaturg – Paul Walsh Production Stage Manager – Lyndell M. Moore Cast: Dallas Adams, Michael Belifore, Michael Collins, Sarah Corzatt, Barbara Berlovitz Desbois, John Clark Donahue, Steven Epp, Laura Espring, Vincent Gracieux, Nancy Hogetvedt, Aimee Jacobson, Eric Jensen, Felicity Jones, Ben Kernan, Angie Lewis, Robert Rosen, Joel Sass, Robert Schneider, Charles Schuminiski, Dominique Serrand, Brian Sostek ST. JOAN OF THE STOCKYARDS – February 18 – March 13, 1993 – Venue? By Bertolt Brecht, Translated by Paul Schmidt Directed by Liz Diamond Sets – Adam Scher Costumes – Lisa Tomczeszyn Lighting – Jennifer Tipton Music Director – Mark Janas Dramaturgs – Julie Siege, David B. Feiner Assistant Director – Jean Randich Production Stage Manager – Karen Carpenter Cast: Dallas Adams, Christopher Bauer, Tom Bloom, Amy Brenneman, David Chandler, Brendan Corbalis, Jane Eden, Melody J. Garrett, Paul Giamatti, Ben Halley, Jr., Rodney Scott Hudson, Sarah Knowlton, Carmyn Manheim, Alessandro Nivola, Nicky Paraiso, Michael Potts, David J. Roth, Tim Salamandyk, Paul Schmidt, Peter Schmitz, Scott Sherman, Christina Sibul, ESCAPE FROM HAPPINESS – March 25 – April 17, 1993 – Venue? Co-production with Baltimore’s Center Stage By George F. Walker Directed by Irene Lewis Sets – Michael Yeargan Costumes – Jess Goldstein Lighting – Stephen Strawbridge Sound – Janet Kalas Dramaturgs – James Magruder, Marshall B. Williams Violence Director – David DeLong Casting –Judy Dennis Production Stage Manager – Wendy Beaton Cast: Alexandra Gersten, Annette Helde, Marin Hinkle, Dan Morgan, James Noah, Pippa Pearthree, Liev Schreiber, Lois Smith, Jack Wallace, William Youmans THE BALTIMORE WALTZ – April 29 – May 22, 1993 – Venue? By Paula Vogel, Directed by Stan Wojewodski, Jr. Sets – David Maxine Costumes – Denise Hudson Lighting – Lynn Chase Sound – Martin Desjardins Dramaturgs – Christina Sibul, Milos Mladenovíc Casting – Wendy Ettinger Production Stage Manager – Wendy Beaton Cast: Tim Blake Nelson, Mary Shultz, Jonathan Walker Special Events: Reno, Reno Once Removed – November 10, 1992 – Yale Rep Paula Poundstone – November 10, 1992 – University Theatre 1991-1992 ON THE VERGE – October 3 - November 2, 1991, Venue? By Eric Overmeyer Directed by Stan Wojewodski, Jr. Sets – Matthew Moore Costumes – Anna R. Oliver Lighting – Robert Wierzel Sound – Rob Groton Composer – Kim D. Sherman Dramaturg – Stephen Haff Movement Consultant – Wesley Fata Production Stage Manager – Wendy Beaton Cast: Jayne Atkinson, Tracey Ellis, Boyd Gaines, Harriet Harris, MY CHILDREN! MY AFRICA! – November 14 - December 14, 1991, Venue? By Athol Fugard Directed by Elizabeth S. Margid Sets – Susan Branch Costumes – Dennita Sewell Lighting – Rick Martin Sound – Mark D. Dingley Dramaturg – Dominica Borg Production Stage Manager – Wendy Beaton Cast: Ray Aranha, Kate Forbes, Eric LaRay Harvey Winterfest 12 – January 16 - March 7, 1992 FEFU AND HER FRIENDS – January 16 - February 15, 1992, Venue? By Maria Irene Fornes Directed by Lisa Peterson Sets – Michael Vaughn Sims Costumes – Maggie Morgan Lighting – Trui Malten Sound – John Newstrom Dramaturg – Steven Oxman Production Stage Manager – Wendy Beaton Cast: Mary Magdalena Hernandez, Sarah Long, Julianna Margulies, Joyce Lynn O'Connor, Pippa Pearthree, Tonia Rowe, Camilia Sanes, Kim Yancey * THE DEATH OF THE LAST BLACK MAN IN THE WHOLE ENITRE WORLD – January 22 - March 7, 1992, Venue? By Suzan-Lori Parks Directed by Liz Diamond Sets – Riccardo Hernandez Costumes – Caryn Neman Lighting – Glen Fasman Sound / Composer – Dan Moses Schreier Dramaturg – Christina Sibul Production Stage Manager – Wendy Beaton Cast: Karen A. Bishop, Ron Brice, Leon Addison Brown, Reg. E. Cathey, Leo V. Finnie, III, Reginald Lee Flowers, Melody J. Garrett, Fanni Green, Michael Potts, Darryl Theirse, Pamala Tyson * DEMOCRACY IN AMERICA – January 24 - March 7, 1992, Venue? Developed by Colette Brooks and Travis Preston Written by Colette Brooks Directed by Travis Preston Sets – Christopher Barreca Costumes – Tom Broecker Lighting – Stephen Strawbridge Sound – David Budries Dramaturg – Karen E. Lordi Movement Consultant – Carl R. Hudson Production Stage Manager – Wendy Beaton Cast: Christopher Bauer, Reg E. Cathey, Marissa Chibas, Brendan Corbalis, Reginald Lee Flowers, Melody J. Garrett, Carl R. Hudson, Elina Lowensohn, Adina Porter, Corliss Preston, John Gould Rubin, Elaine Tse, Francine Zerfas EDWARD THE SECOND – March 12 - April 11, 1992, Venue? By Christopher Marlowe Directed by Stan Wojewodski, Jr. Sets – Michael Yeargan Costumes – Tom Broecker Lighting – Jennifer Tipton Sound – Darren Clark Dramaturg – Karin McCully, Charles J. McNulty Speech Consultant – Tim Monich Production Stage Manager – Wendy Beaton Cast: Dallas Adams, Sarah Brown, Joseph Costa, Cara Duff-MacCormick, Reginald Lee Flowers, Peter Gantenbein, Malcolm Gets, Thomas Gibson, Michel R. Gill, Sam Groom, Sean Haberle, Byron Jennings, James Kall, Sarah Knowlton, Michael Manuel, Craig Mathers, Gregory McClure, Edwin J. McDonough, Dan Moran, Derek Murcott, Andrew Pang, Lance Reddick, Liev Schreiber, Bernie Sheredy, Anthony Ward THE BEAUTY PART – April 23 - May 23, 1992, Venue? By S.J. Perelman Directed by Walton Jones Sets – Nicholas Lundy Costumes – Susan Branch Lighting – Lynne Chase Sound – Martin Desjardins Dramaturgs – Jill Rachel Morris, Christina Sibul Production Stage Manager – Wendy Beaton Cast: Robert Beatty, Jr., Cynthia Darlow, Macintyre Dixon, Richard Frank, Malcolm Gets, Jefferson Mays, Stephen Mandillo, Amy Povich, Judith Roberts, Reg Rogers, Scott Sherman, Richard Topol 1990-1991 IVANOV – September 18-October 13, 1990, Yale Rep By Henrik Ibsen Translated by Robert W. Corrigan Adapted and Directed by Oleg Yefremov Set Design by David Borovsky Costume Design by Jess Goldstein Lighting Design by Geoff Korf Sound Design by Jamie Anderson Associate Director Victor Steinbach Cast: Leo Burmester, Frances Conroy, Malcolm Gets, William Hurt, Ann Hutchinson, Zeljko Ivanek, Bernard Jaffe, Marsha Johnson, Susan Kellerman, Sarah Long, Carol Lowrance, Mary Mara, Tom McGovern, William Mesnik, Bill Nesta, Austin Pendleton, Anne Pitoniak, Lee Richardson, Maggie Roberts, Liev Schreiber, Kimberly Squires, Joyce Van Patten, Tom Whyte LARGO DESOLATO – October 23 – November 17, 1990 By Vaclav Havel English Version by Tom Stoppard Directed by Gitta Honegger Set Design by Allison Koturbash Costume Design by Elizabeth Hope Clancy Lighting Design by Mark L. McCullough Sound Design by Jon Newstrom Cast: Matthew Barnett, Ludmila Bokievsky, Jordan Charney, Kristin Flanders, Matthew Locricchio, Reg Rogers, Victor Steinbach, Paul Stolarsky, Jan Triska, Julie White SEARCH AND DESTROY – November 27 – December 22, 1990, Yale Rep By Howard Korder Directed by David Chambers Set Design by Christopher Barecca Costume Design by Dunya Ramicova Lighting Design by Chris Parry Sound Design by David Budries Production Photography by Joel Greenberg Cast: Christopher Bauer, Robert Beatty, Jr., Claudia Feldstein, Anthony Forkush, Michael Manuel, William Francis McGuire, Jarion Monroe, Amy Povich, Tom Sesma, Keith Szarabajka, Joe Urla, Jeffrey White, Welker White, Jose Zuniga YRT WINTERFEST 11 4 New Plays In Repertory JANUARY 14 – FEBRUARY 9, 1991 Production Stage Manager: Winterfest Coordinator Jonathan Dimock Secor Sarah Grossman BRICKLAYERS by Elvira DiPaola Director Walter Dallas Dramaturg Joel Schechter Cast (in speaking order) Pete DeFilipo Sal DeFilipo Vincey DeFilipo Lympia DeFilipo Umbi Marina Andy Vince Viverito Jon Manfrelotti Rob Campbell Patricia Mauceri Robert Katims Kadina deElejalde Joshua Fardon Set Designer Costume Designer Lighting Designer Sound Designer Stage Manager Production Dramaturg Michael Yeargan Susan Branch Mark L. McCullough Evan Gelick Mary-Susan Gregson Dominica Borg OHIO STATE MURDERS by Adrienne Kennedy Director Gerald Freedman Dramaturg Joel Schechter Cast (in order of appearance) Suzanne Alexander, in the present Suzanne Alexander, in 1949, ’50, ’51 David Alexander, a law student Robert Hampshire, an English professor Iris Ann, Suzanne’s roommate Suzanne’s Father Aunt Louise Val, a friend Setting: Time: Olivia Cole Simi Junior Michael Early Allan Byrne Telia Anderson Michael Early Mary Louise Mekah-el Ben Israel In the stacks on O level beneath the library at Ohio State. Night. The present. Winter. Set Designer Costume Designer Lighting Designer Sound Designer Projections Designer Production Dramaturg Stage Manager Assistant Director Tom Broecker Tom Broecker Mark L. McCullough Stan Kozak Kurt Sharp Lenora Brown Renee Lutz Rob Ruggiero SIZE OF THE WORLD by Charles Evered Director Jordan Corngold Dramaturg Gitta Honegger Cast (in order of appearance) Vivian Merkle Stan Merkle Peter Hogancamp Setting: Time: Mary Fogarty Conrad McLaren Live Schreiber Passaic, New Jersey The present. Set Designer Costume Designer Lighting Designer Production Dramaturg Stage Manager Elizabeth Hope Clancy Helen C. Ju Rick Martin Jill Rachel Morris Sally Plass TIES THAT BIND by Walter Allen Bennett, Jr. Director Walton Jones Dramaturg Gitta Honegger Cast (in order of appearance) William Pittman Tanya Pittman Billy Pittman Jean Pittman Lisa Pittman Setting: Time: Robert Beatty, Jr. Linda Maurel Michael Potts Seret Scott Bahni Turpin The home of the Pittmans; Corona, Queens, New York. Spring, 1983. Set Designer Costume Designer Lighting Designer Sound Designer: Stage Manager Production Dramaturg Debra Booth Jess Goldstein Karen TenEyck Jim van Bergen Neal Fox Lotta Neuhauser UNDERGROUND by Joshua Sobol YRT February 19 – March 16, 1991 English Adaptation by Ron Jenkins Directed by Adrian Hall Set Design by Andrew W. Boughton Costume Design by Azan Kung Lighting Design by Glen Fasman Music Composed, Arranged, and Directed by Barbara Damashek The play begins in a hospital in Jerusalem, 1991, and moves back and forth in time through the mind, memory and imagination of the Anonymous Man, a survivor of the Vilna Ghetto. Cast of Characters (in order of speaking) Jerusalem, 1991 Nurse – An orphan Anonymous Man – A casualty of war Doctors & Orderlies Nurses Zimmerman Barbara Orson Richard Kneeland Derek Meader, Liev Schreiber, Bennet Stephens Ruth Jaffe, Marty New, Zoey Memory Characters Vilna Ghetto, 1941-1943 Berka Weiner – A doctor Jacob Gens – Chief of the Jewish Police Sonya Solodova – A doctor Judith – A victim of Ponar Professor Lishafsky – A possible black marketer Gottlieb – Head of Pathology Tana Ribak – A chimney sweep Jaegger – A Gestapo doctor Food Smugglers (Angles of the Ghetto) The New Ward Patients Yente Druker Yarnizky Erlich Raye Gutman The Judenrat Martin Rayner Jack Willis Priscilla Shanks Kristin Flanders Paul Kielar Ford Rainey Rob Campbell Bennet Stephens Ruth Jaffe, Derek Meader, Marty New, Liev Schreiber, Bennet Stephens, Zoey Zimmerman Hoodlums Zoya – A Russian partisan Weiss – A Nazi officer Kittel – A Nazi officer Musician Ruth Jaffe Howard London William J. Devaney Derek Meader Barbara Orson John Watson Howard London, Liev Schreiber, John Watson Liev Schreiber, Bennet Stephens William J. Devaney Ruth Jaffe, Paul Kielar, Howard London, Marty New, John Watson, Zoey Zimmerman Derek Meader, Live Schreiber Zoey Zimmerman Derek Meader Thomas Derrah Bennet Stephens Production Stage Manager: Resident Stage Manager: Stage Managers: Production Dramaturg: Medical Advisor: Dance Advisor: Jonathan Dimock Secor Maggie Adair Quinn Marjorie S. Goodsell Douglas E. Langworthy Dr. James Perlotto Hanaya Goodman Jewish Policemen Neugebauer – A Nazi officer Victims of Ponar SCAPIN – March 26 – April 20, 1991 – Yale Rep By Moliere Translated and Adapted by Shelley Berc and Andrei Belgrader Directed by Andrei Belgrader Set Designed by Karen TenEyck Costumes Designed by B. Christine McDowell Lighting Designed by Rick Martin Original Music and Lyrics by Rusty Magee Cast (in speaking order): Octave Silvestre Scapin Hyacinte Argante Geronte Leandre Carle Zerbinette Nerine Two Porters Alexander Draper Ken Cheeseman Stanley Tucci Sarah McCord Williams Michael McCormick Walker Jones Joshua Fardon Rusty Magee Mary Testa Claudia Feldstein Martin A. Blanco, Kevin Meredith Production Stage Manager: Resident Stage Manager: Production Dramaturg: Jonathan Dimock Secor Maggie Adair Quinn Framji Minwalla A MOON FOR THE MISBEGOTTEN –April 30- May 25, 1991 – Yale Rep By Eugene O’Neill Directed by Lloyd Richards Set Designed by Debra Booth Costumes Designed by Helen C. Ju Lighting Designed by Jennifer Tipton Sound designed by Rob Gorton Cast (in speaking order): Josie Hogan Mike Hogan Phil Hogan James Tyrone, Jr. T. Stedman Harder Frances McDormand Jay Goede Roy Cooper David Strathairn John Jellison Production Stage Manager: Resident Stage Manager: Stage Manager: Production Dramaturg: Jonathan Dimock Secor Maggie Adair Quinn Karol Siegel Karen E. Lordi TWELFTH NIGHT by William Shakespeare Directed by Daniel Elihu Kramer YSD directing thesis October 23-27, 1990 Set Design by Michael Vaughan Sims Costume Design by Susan Branch Lighting Design by Glen Fasman Sound Design by Richard Gold Dramaturgy by Lisa A. Wilde Stage Manager Karol Siegel Cast (in alphabetical order): Orsino Curio Malvolio Sir Andrew Aguecheek Viola Fabian/Captain Feste Olivia Sebastian Priest/2nd Officer/Musician Valentine/1st Officer Movie – Boy Movie – Girl Antonio/Musician Sir Toby Belch Olivia’s Attendant Maria Rob Campbell Brendan Corbalis Alexander Draper Michael Early Claudia Feldstein Harris Fishman Jay Goede Pamela Gray Lars Hanson Ernest Hoehne James Kall Jonathan H. Kaplan Jamie L. Kramer Michael Manuel William Francis McGuire Drew Richardson Elaine Tse GOOD PERSON OF SZECHWAN by Bertolt Brecht Translated by Ralph Manheim Directed by Elizabeth S. Margid Original Music Composed by Jill Jaffe Set Design by Matthew Moore Costume Design by Maggie Morgan Lighting Design by Rick Martin Sound Design by James C. Swonger Dramaturg Douglas E. Langworthy Stage Manager Marjorie S. Goodsell Cast (in alphabetical order): YSD directing thesis December 4 – 8, 1990 Boy Lin To, the Carpenter/Waiter Sister-in-Law/Prostitute Wong Unemployed Man/Policeman Third God/Grandfather Yang Sun/Nephew Mrs. Mi Tzu/Mrs.Yang Second God/Prostitute Mrs. Shin Shu Fu/Brother/Priest/Photographer First God/Husband Wife/Carpet Dealer’s Wife Shen The/Shui Ta NABO the black man who made the angels wait Based on the stories of Gabriel Garcia Marquez Adapted by Juliette Carillo and Catherine Sheehy Directed by Juliette Carillo Brendan Bloom Rob Campbell Kadina de Elejade Alexander Draper Joshua Fardon Malcolm Gets Jay Goede Pamela Gray Sarah Long Camilia Sanes Live Schreiber Bernie Sheredy Elaine Tse Zoey Zimmerman YSD directing thesis March 30, April 2, 4-5, 1991 Set Design by Riccardo Hernandez Costume Design by Anna R. Oliver Lighting Design by Trui Malten Sound Design by Tein-Tsung Ma Dramaturg Catherine Sheehy Stage Manager Matthew A. Everett Cast (in speaking order): Isabel Papa Mama Nabo Man with a Saxaphone Ana Tobias The Chorus: Arrayo, Camilia Sanes Christopher Bauer Karen A. Bishop Robert Beatty, Jr. Michael Potts Elaine Tse Bernabe Heredia S. Kareem Anderson, Martha Francenia Bonner, Chelo Zepeda Carter, Sharon Durousseau, David Goetsh, Mary Magdelena Hernandez, Ellena Lara, Cherry L. Martin, Framji Minwalla, Marty New, Shana Waterman HAMLET by William Shakespeare Directed by Kristen Reinhardt YSD directing thesis April 1, 3 & 6, 1991 Set Design by Nicholas Lundy Costume Design by Caryn Neman Lighting Design by Trui Malten Sound Design by Magi Oman Dramaturg Lotta Neuhauser Stage Manager Renee Mesard Cast (in order of appearance): Claudius/Ghost/Player Gertrude/Player Polonius/Player/Gravedigger Laertes/Marcellus/Rosencrantz/Player Hamlet Horatio/Guildenstern/Player Ophelia/Player/Osric RICHARD III by William Shakespeare Directed by David Chambers with Virginia Ness and Zoe Alexander Michael Manuel Pamela Jane Gray Malcolm Gets William Francis McGuire Jay Goede Tom Ericson Amy Povich 2nd Year Acting Project May 7-11, 1991 Set Design by Susan Branch Costume Design by Tom Broecker Lighting Design by Lynne Chase Sound Design by Christopher Sibilia Dramaturg Paul Selfa Stage Manager Debra Justice Cast (in order of appearance): Richard, Duke of Gloucester Clarence (alternating) Lord Hastings Lady Anne (alternating) Queen Elizabeth Lord Rivers Lord Grey Camilia Sanes Darryl Thierse Lars Hanson/Liev Schreiber Christopher Bauer Elaine Tse/Simi Junior Sarah Long Michael Potts Bernie Sheredy Duke of Buckingham Lord Stanley Queen Margaret Sir William Catesby Murderer 1 (alternating) Murderer 2 (alternating) King Edward IV Duchess of York Margaret Plantagenet (alternating) Duke of York Prince Edward (alternating) The Mayor Sir James Tyrell Earl of Richmond Sir James Blunt Bishop Ely Malcolm Gets Harris Fishman Marty New Michael Manuel Simi Junior/Lars Hanson Liev Schreiber/Elaine Tse Tom Whyte Amy Povich Simi Junior/Elaine Tse Michael Potts Liev Schreiber / Lars Hanson Tom Whyte Michael Potts Bernie Sheredy Tom Whyte Various Cast Members
