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2001-2002
THE SEAGULL
By ANTON CHEKHOV
Translated by ROBERT BRUSTEIN
Directed By GEORGES BIGOT |
(photo l to r) Lolly Ward, Keythe Farley, Brian Powell |
CAST
| Yakov, a worker |
MICHAEL SPELLMAN,
MICHAEL LIPPMAN |
| Chambermaid |
JANE RUNNALLS |
| Simeon Simeonovich
Medvedenko, a schoolmaster |
KEYTHE FARLEY* |
| Marya Ilyinichna (Masha),
Polina and Shamrayev's daughter |
LOLLY WARD* |
| Constantine
Gavrilovich Treplev, Arkadina's son |
JOSEPH GRIMM* |
| Pyotr Nikolayevich
Sorin, Arkadina's brother |
STEVEN M. PORTER* |
| Nina Mickhailovna
Zaretchnaya, daughter of a wealthy landowner |
MELANIE LORA |
| Polina Andreyevna,
Shamrayev's wife |
CLARE WREN*
ADELE ROBBINS |
| Yevgeny Sergeyevich
Dorn, a doctor |
BRIAN POWELL* |
| Ilya Afanasevich
Shamrayev, manager of Sorin's estate |
V.J. FOSTER* |
| Irina Nikolayevna
Arkadina, an actress |
CYNTHIA ETTINGER* |
| Boris Alexeyevich
Trigorin, a writer |
BRENT HINKLEY* |
| Cook |
ADELE ROBBINS
JEFF BRANION |
Understudies: For Masha, ANGELA
BERLINER; for Arkadina, KATE MULLIGAN*; for Trigorin, KEYTHE FARLEY*;
for Medvedenko, P. ADAM WALSH; for Sorin, BRIAN BROPHY
DESIGN TEAM
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set design |
RICHARD HOOVER |
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lighting design |
DAVID F. HAHN |
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costume design |
ANN CLOSS-FARLEY |
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props |
CHUCK OLSEN |
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music |
HOAGIE K. HILL |
CREW
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stage manager |
JOANNA
UNDERWOOD |
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Assistant Stage Manager
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RICH CROOKS
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Technical Director |
DAVID MOORE
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Light Board Operator |
ADAM CWIOK |
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Sound Board Operator |
JOSHUA ZELLER |
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Running Crew |
MICHAEL
SPELLMAN, RICHARD CROOKS, MICHAEL LIPPMAN, ANDREW RIOS, COREY
LOVETT, SANDRO MASTROBUONO, NANCY STONE |
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Assistant Costume Designers |
AMES INGHAM, ALICIA
HODGE-ADAMS |
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Master Electrician
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JESSE KUNTZ, ADAM CWIOK
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Electricians
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CARLOS CASTRO, ADAM
CWICK, MUSTAFA JOHNSON |
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Scenery |
built by SETS TO GO |
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Painters |
PAM CARTMEL, KAREN
STEWART |
PRODUCTION STAFF
| Producer |
PAUL S. ECKSTEIN |
| Executive Producer |
Tim Robbins |
| Managing Director |
GREG REINER |
| House Manager |
jAROD NESBIT |
| Box Office Manager |
BLAIRE CHANDLER |
PRESS
THEATER
REVIEW
Robust
Actors' Gang Makes 'Seagull' Soar
Tim Robbins celebrates the 20th anniversary of
his theatre, The Actors' Gang, with a repertory
duo focusing on the actor's responsibility to
society: Chekhov's The Seagull, directed by Georges
Bigot, and Klaus Mann's Mephisto directed by Robbins.
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