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OPTIMISM! OR VOLTAIRE'S CANDIDE
April 25 – May 19, 2013
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OVERVIEW
Voltaire’s masterpiece, adapted for the stage in rhymed couplets by playwright TJ Edwards, is an assault on society, religion, human nature, education, government and above all, optimism. Candide’s journey was here enacted by nine actors playing over 70 roles in a madcap journey to discover just what it is that makes life worth living.
NOMINATED FOR TWO HELEN HAYES AWARDS ©
outstanding ensemble, resident play and movement (Monalisa Arias), resident play starring
NOMINATED FOR TWO HELEN HAYES AWARDS ©
outstanding ensemble, resident play and movement (Monalisa Arias), resident play starring
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“High-energy and highly inventive staging… into all the scenic atmosphere, Chamberlin’s actors bring an easy athleticism and a light touch with Edwards’s rhymed couplets and whimsy.” – The Washington Post |
CASTRyan Alan Jones
Patricia Lynn Michael Kevin Darnall Ryan Tumulty Gregory Stuart Adeoye John Tweel Jessica Shearer Rosemary Regan |
DESIGNERSGiorgios Tsappas – set
Brian Allard – lights Laree Lentz – costumes Bradley Porter – sound Deb Crerie – props Fight choreography by Monalisa Arias |
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KAFKA ON THE SHORE
January 31-February 24, 2013
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OVERVIEW
Filled with riddles—only some of them solved. A kaleidoscope of images and characters who morph, combine, and fall into patterns of perfect dream logic. A journey to the brink of the subconscious and back. A teenage boy runs from home, but he cannot escape the swirling sandstorm that is himself. Murakami blends worlds both real and surreal in ways that create unexpected openings into the vast labyrinth of the unconscious. An East Coast premiere. Guest Director, Rebecca Holderness, whose Einstein’s Dreams was a sell-out last season, returns to orchestrate speaking cats, a sinister Johnnie Walker, Col Sanders serving up chicks (not chicken), and possible UFOs – in addition to a host of modern Japanese characters.
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Michael Wong as Kafka
Dane Figueroa Edidi as Crow Steve Beall as Major Warren, Johnnie Walker & Colonel Sanders Julia Nakamoto as Sesuko, Ms. Tanaka & Miss Saeki’s Song Jennifer Knight as Sakura & Ms. Soga Tuyet Thi Pham* as Dr. Nakazawa & Oshima Steve Lee as Hoshino, Otskuka & Kawamura Al Twanmo as Nakata MiRan Powell as Miss Saeki Sarah Taurchini as Mimi & The Colonel’s Girl Jon Jon Johnson as Brawny Solider/Dog Wonsup Chung as Tall Soldier & Police Officer *denotes member of Actors’ Equity Association |
Set Design by Brooke Robbins
Lighting Design by Kyle Grant and Zachary A. Dalton Costume Design by Sara Jane Palmer Sound Design by David Crandall Properties Design by Deb Crerie 
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RECKLESS
October 4-28, 2012
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OVERVIEWFrom Craig Lucas comes this darkly comic tale of a modern-day Alice in a perilous winter wonderland. When Rachel is forced to flee her home on Christmas Eve, she embarks on a series of comic misadventures that test her belief that it is indeed a wonderful life.
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by Craig Lucas
Directed by Richard Henrich
Directed by Richard Henrich
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“Reckless is an absolute emotional thrill ride of epic proportions.” Erica Laxon, DC Metro Theater Arts
…a loopy picaresque full of colorful characters and wacky plot twists.” John Stoltenberg, Magic Time!
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“Lloyd is unquestionably the richest and most fully-developed character in Reckless, and Zidar gets all of it.” Tim Treanor, DC Theatre Scene
“…the production conveys the essence of the play’s dark, kooky universe.” Celia Wren, The Washington Post
“Mundy Spears’ expertly shaded performance as Rachel is a revelation.” Chris Klimek, Washington City Paper
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