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41. MOURNING BECOMES ELECTRA by Eugene O’Neill Directed by David HerskovitsAbrons Arts Center | April / May 2017Love, race, money, and war: Eugene O’Neill captured the essence of our country in his great trilogy Mourning Becomes Electra. Part Greek tragedy, part U.S. history play, part family romance, and infused with TMT’s unique brand of passionate irreverence, our production explodes the American project. You’ve never had a ride quite like this.

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12. STRICTLY DISHONORABLE by Preston Sturges. Directed by David Herskovits. With Andrew Dolan, Patricia Dunnock, Devid Letwin, Mary Neufeld, Steven Rattazzi, Jeffrey Ricketts, Greig Sargeant, and Yuri Skujins. Sets & Lights: Lenore Doxsee, Costumes: David Zinn, Sound: Wayne Frost, Stage Managers: K. Kennedy Tobin and Josh Reynolds, Assistant Stage Manager: Al Eistman, Assistant Director: Brian Bauman, Props: Jeff Tapnick, Assistant Set Design: Shannon Rednour. B. LOST AMERICAN CLASSICS. Lead Artists: Lenore Doxsee & Emma Griffin, James Hannaham, Yuri Skujins and Maria Striar.13. MAMBA'S DAUGHTERS by Dorothy and DuBose Heyward. Directed by David Herskovits. With Heather Gillespie, Melody Cooper, Will Badgett, David Eye, Billie James, Rosemarie Cepeda, Beresford Bennett, Joyce Lee,Tony Jackson, Alvin Alexis, Greig Sargeant, Lenore Pemberton. Lights: Lenore Doxsee, Sets: Erika Belsey, Costumes: David Zinn, Music Director/Composer: Thomas Cabaniss.14. MEASURE FOR MEASURE by William Shakespeare. Directed by David Herskovits. With Will Badgett, Beresford Bennett, Victoria Boomsma, Mark Byrne, Andrew Dolan, Sheri Graubert, Jacqueline Gregg, Tony Jackson, Billie James, Giuseppe Jones, Mary Neufeld, Jina Oh, Greig Sargeant, Randy Schein and Yuri Skujins. Sets: Carl Balley, Costumes: David Zinn, Music: Thomas Cabaniss, Lights: Lenore Doxsee, Sound: Ronit Kirchmann, Production Stage Manger: K. Kennedy Tobin, Assistant Stage Manager: Al Einstman, Assistant Directors: George Kastrinos, Stanislas Kemper & Mimi Epstein.C. WHAT IS A LABORATORY? Lead Artists: Carolyn Cantor, Trip Cullman, Nick Dear, Ronit Kirchman and Yuri Skujins. 15. THE SEAGULL by Anton Chekov, translated by Erika Warmbrunn. Directed by David Herskovits. With Will Badgett, Beresford Bennett, Nicole Halmos, Gretchen Krich, Lenore Pemberton, Steven Rattazzi, Greig Sargeant, T. Ryder Smith, Raphael Nash Thompson, Purva Bedi, Sue Jean Kim, Christy Meyer and Carolyn Vujcec. Sets: Marsha Ginsberg, Costumes: Greco & Voyce, Sound Consultant: Tim Schellenbaum, Sound Associate: Mimi Epstein, Lighting Design: Lenore Doxsee, Dramaturg: Floraine Kay, Production Stage Manager: Al Einstman, Technical Director: Roy Ballard, Assistant Stage Manager: George T. Kastrinos, Assistant Directors: Susanna Gellert and Frank Hundley.

27. AS YET THOU ART YOUNG AND RASH based on Euripides’ Suppliant Women. Directed by David Herskovits. With Satya Bhabha, Mia Katigbak, Mary Neufeld, Tina Shepard and Stephanie Weeks. Sets: Susan Barras, Lights: Juliet Chia, Production Stage Manager: Olivia O’Brien, Costumes: Meredith Palin, Assistant Stage Manager: Shannon L. Sexton, Production Manager: Brenna St. George Jones, Assistant Director: Sherrine Azab.

30. TEN BLOCKS ON THE CAMINO REAL by Tennessee Williams. Directed by David Herskovits. With Purva Bedi, Satya Bhabha, Curt Hostetter, McKenna Kerrigan, Dara Seitzman and Raphael Nash Thompson. Sets / Lights: Lenore Doxsee, Costumes: Asta Bennie Hostetter, Sound: David Herskovits, Musical Director: David Rosenmeyer. Big Sound Guy: Jim “Sneaky” Breitmeier, Sound Demon: Will Fulton, Production Manager: Kat West, Production Stage Manager: Jacqueline Prats, Assistant Director: John Kurzynowski, Props / Assistant Scenic Designer: Peiyi Wong, Assistant Lighting Designer: Avery Lewis, Technical Director: Nick Lazzaro, Assistant Stage Manager: Lily Perlmutter.31. A FAMILY OF PERHAPS THREE by Gertrude Stein. Directed by David Herskovits. With Chinasa Ogbuagu, Allison Schubert and Indika Senanayake. Production Design: Lenore Doxsee, Sound Demon: Caroline Kaplan, Production Stage Manager: Laura Wilson.

11. SOUTH by Julian Green. Directed by David Herskovits. With Will Badgett, Marissa Chibas, Tony Jackson, Billie James, Rizwan Manji, Mary Neufeld, Lenore Pemberton, Maria Porter, Thomas Jay Ryan, Greig Sargeant, Yuri Skujins, Douglas S. Stewart, Maria Striar and James Urbaniak. Lights: Lenore Doxsee, Costumes: David Zinn and Audrey Fisher, Sets: Marsha Ginsberg, Sound: Wayne Frost, Company/Production Manager: Meredith Palin, Production Stage Manager: Alison C. Kyle, Assistant Stage Manager: Michael McGoldrick, Props: Halla Gunnarsdottir, Dramaturg: Shawn-Marie Garrett, Assistant Directors: James Hannaham and Marya Mazor, Assistant Set Designer: David Morris, Assistant Lighting Designer: Mark Barton.

16. TULPA, by Todd Alcott. Directed by David Herskovits. With Melody Cooper, Chuck Montgomery, Mary Neufeld, Lenore Pemberton, Kavitha Ramachandran and Yuri Skujins. Sets: Louisa Thompson, Lights: Lenore Doxsee, Costumes: Meredith Palin, Sound: Tim Schellenbaum, Props: Alice Einstman, Stage Manager: Brenna St. George Jones, Technical Director: Mark Hankla, Assistant Directors: Michael Goldfried and Whitney Pastorek.17. THE 5 HYSTERICAL GIRLS THEOREM by Rinne Groff. Directed by David Herskovits. With Peter Ackerman, Rene Alberta, Purva Bedi, Angela Bullock, Tonya Canada, Maurice Carlton, Rafeal Clements, Jorden Foster, Joyce Lee, Rizwan Manji, Miodrag Mihajlovic, Kwana Martinez, Charles Parnell, Ron Piretti, Steven Rattazzi, Abigail Savage, Yuri Skujins and John Lloyd Young. Lights: Lenore Doxsee, Costumes: David Zinn, Sets: Tim Schellenbaum, Production Stage Manger: Beth-Steigel Rohr, Dramaturg: Floraine Kay, Props: Alice Einstman, Sound Operator: Franklin Hundley, Assistant Director: Susanna Gellert, Assistant Stage Manager: Beth Shumaker, Assistant Set Designer: Susan Barras, Assistant Costume Designer: Meredith Palin, Assistant Lighting Designer: Brenda Dolan, Assistant Costume Designer: Liza Siegler.

20. THE SANDMAN. Directed by David Herskovits. Composed by Thomas Cabaniss. Libretto by Thomas Cabaniss, Douglas Langworthy & David Herskovits. Musical Direction by David Rosenmeyer. With Jay Johnson, Rachel Mondanaro, Gregory Emmanuel Rahming, Christian Sebek, Byron Singleton and Violetta Zambetti. Sets: Erika Belsey, Assistant Set Designer: Susan Barras, Costumes: David Zinn, Lights: Lenore Doxsee, Production Stage Manager: Fran Rubenstein, Assistant Stage Manager: Nathan Croner, Sound: Tim Schellenbaum, Assistant Director: Mike Shapiro, Props: Chantal Pavageaux.21. THESE VERY SERIOUS JOKES. Directed by David Herskovits. Adapted from Part One of Goethe’s Faust. Translated by Douglas Langworthy. With Will Badgett, Pun Bandhu, Purva Bedi, David Greenspan, George Hannah, E. C. Kelly, Wayne Scott and Yuri Skujins. Production Manager: Bradley Crews, Lights: Lenore Doxsee, Sets: Carol Bailey, Costumes: Kaye Voyce, Sound: Tim Schellenbaum, Production Stage Manager: Christine Goutmann, Production Supervisor: Lenore Doxsee, Dramaturg: Douglas Langworthy, Assistant Directors: Eric Powers & Alicia Andrews, Assistant Stage Manager / Deck Chief: Carol A. Sullivan, Assistant Set Design: Susan Barras, Assistant Lighting Design: Edith Blackman, Assistant Costume Design: Nicole R. Frachiseur, Assistant Dramaturg: Yolanda Solis, Props: Melanie Mulder.22. THE MYSTERY OF THE CHARITY OF JOAN OF ARC by Charles Péguy, translated by Julian Green. Directed by David Herskovits. With Daphne Gaines, Jerusha Klemperer and Sophia Skiles. Sets: Lenore Doxsee, Lights: Mark Barton, Costumes: David Zinn. Dramaturg: Julie Bleha, Sound: Tim Schellenbaum, Production Stage Manager: Christine Goutmann, Production Manager: Monica Moore, Assistant Director: Alicia Andrews, Assistant Set Design/Props: Susan Barras, Assistant Lighting Design: Edith Blackman.

I. THE THEATER OF TOMORROW LAB. Lead Artists: Ásta Bennie Hostetter & Julia Jarcho, Andrew Simon & Bronx Prep Charter School and Kathleen Kennedy Tobin.J. THE UNKNOWN WILLIAMS LAB. Lead Artist: Sherrine Azab, William Burke, Travis Chamberlain, Kate Foster, Jake Hooker, Diana Konopka, Michael Levinton, Alisa Matlovsky, Shannon Sindelar, Andrew Simon, Kathleen Kennedy Tobin and Donya K. Washington.32. THE REALLY BIG ONCE. Directed by David Herskovits. With McKenna Kerrigan, John Kurzynowski, Maria-Christina Oliveras, Hubert Point-Du Jour and Steven Rattazzi. Lights: Lenore Doxsee, Sets: Laura Jellinek, Costumes: Kaye Voyce, Sound Demon: Kate Marvin.K. TARGET MARGIN-OLOGY LAB. Lead Artists: Kate Foster & Mary Neufeld, Kate Marvin and Yuri Skujins. 33. SECOND LANGUAGE. Directed by David Herskovits. With Ayhan Aktas, Purva Bedi, Mark Casino, Daniel Glass, Sharif Griggs, Katie Hoffacker, Yehuda Hyman, Dana King, Lakia Lewis, Hoi Lun Lui, Bruce Pavia, Steven Sowell and Fernando Torres. Lights/Sets: Lenore Doxsee, Costumes: Annie Simon, Sound Demon: Kate Marvin.34. THE TEMPEST by William Shakespeare. Directed by David Herskovits. With Noel Allain, Clare Barron, Purva Bedi, James Tigger! Ferguson, Yehuda Hyman, Mia Katigbak, Meg MacCary, Nana Mensah, Mary Neufeld, Hubert Point-Du Jour, Steven Rattazzi and J.H. Smith III. Original Music: Tom Cabaniss, Robin Goldwasser & Julia Greenberg, Robert Johnson, Kate Marvin, Mel Marvin, John Morton & David Rosenmeyer. Lights: Lenore Doxsee, Sets: David Birn, Costumes: Carol Bailey, Sound: Kate Marvin & David Herskovits, Craft/Props: Kate Sinclair Foster, Video: Mark Costello, Stage Manager: Joseph Fletcher, Assistant Stage Manager: Kathleen Purcell, Assistant Director: Maia Karo, Production Manager: Monica Moore, Technical Director: Anthony Cerrato, Assistant Lighting Design: Natalie Robin, Assistant Costume Design: AraBella C. Fischer.L. 0,2012: THE LAST FUTURIST LAB. Lead Artists: Eliza Bent, William Burke, Corinne Donly, Kristine Haruna Lee, Eben Hoffer, Maia Karo & Kate Marvin, Carolyn Mraz, Chinasa Ogbuagu, Maggie Robinson, Kristan Seemel, Philip Shneidman, and Kathleen Kennedy Tobin. 35. UNCLE VANYA by Anton Chekov. Directed by David Herskovits. With Clare Barron, Don Castro, Rebecca Hart, Susan Hyon, Mary Neufeld, Edward O’Blenis, Greig Sargeant and Yuri Skujins. Lights: Lenore Doxsee, Sets: Laura Jellinek, Costumes: Annie Simon, Sound Design Team: Kate Marvin & David Herskovits, Craft/Props: Kate Sinclair Foster, Production Stage Managers: Ryan Gohsman & Phillip Rudy, Assistant Directors: Rafael Miguel & Gil Sperling.36. THE (*) INN. Adapted from Peretz Hirschbein's Haunted Inn. Directed by David Herskovits. With Ugo Chukwu, Rachel Claire, Amir Darvish, David Greenspan, Susan Hyon, Meg MacCary, Julia Sirna-Frest, J.H. Smith III, Sam T. West. Lights: Lenore Doxsee, Sets: Carolyn Mraz, Costumes: Ásta Bennie Hostetter, Sound: David Herskovits, Associate Sound Designer: Eben Hoffer, Props Designer/Assistant Set Designer: Aaron Ethan Green, Dramaturg: Debra Caplan, Assistant Director: Raymond Blankenhorn, Assistant Lighting Designer/Master Electrician: Sarah Lurie, Assistant Costume Designer: Joseph Wolfslau, Assistant Dramaturg/Yiddish Coach: Adrian

D. SOME ASSEMBLY REQUIRED. Lead Artists: Kent Alexander, Michael Brodsky, James Hannaham, Teddy Jefferson, Kathy Hemingway Jones, Mary Neufeld, Cahir O’Doherty, Adam Rapp, Steven Rattazzi, Nicholas Ridout, Yuri Skujins and Elizabeth Stevens. 18. DIDO, QUEEN OF CARTHAGE by Christopher Marlowe. Directed by David Herskovits. With Will Badgett, Rinne Groff, Nicole Halmos, Adrian LaTourelle, Rizwan Manji, Mary Neufeld, Steven Rattazzi, Greig Sargeant, Abigail Savage and Douglas Stewart. Sets: David Zinn, Lights: Lenore Doxsee, Costume: Kaye Voyce, Sound: Tim Schellenbaum, Assistant Director: Susanna C. Gellert, Production Stage Manager: Brenna St. George Jones, Assistant Set Designer: Frank Hundley.E. THE MARLOWE LAB: TAMBURLAINE. Lead Artists: Susanna C. Gellert, James Hannaham, James Rattazzi & Steven Rattazzi, Yuri Skujins and Hillary Spector. 19. CRAZY DAY, OR THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO by Pierre Augustin Caron de Beaumarchais. Directed by David Herskovits. With Paul Vincent Black, Rinne Groff, Alvaro Heinig, Joyce Lee, Kwana Martinez, Christy Meyer, Robert Alexander Owens & Yuri Skujins. Sets: Emily Phillips, Costumes: Miranda Hoffman, Lights: Josh Epstein, Sound: Michael Kraskin & David Herskovits, Production Stage Manager: Brenna St. George Jones, Assistant Stage Manager: Tobin Waskom, Dramaturg: Rachel Shtier.F. OPERATIC ERA. Lead Artists: Kevin Bohl, Susanna C. Gellert, Jyana S. Gregory, Ethan Hein, Lucas Hnath, Franklin Y. Hundley II, Chloe Johnston, Mary Neufeld, James Rattazzi & Steven Rattazzi, Yuri Skujins and Aaron Tugendhaft.

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23. PEOPLE ARE WRONG! by Julia Greenberg and Robin Goldwasser. Directed by David Herskovits. With additional material by John Flansburgh, Joe McGinty, Jeremy Chatzky, Ben Karlin, Jason Ross, and Aaron Lubarsky. With Chris Anderson, Sean Altman, Connie Petruk, Tricia Scotti, Robin Goldwasser, John Flansburgh, Julia Greenberg, David Driver and Maggie More. The Band: Jeremy Chatzky (bass), Joe McGinty (piano), Clement Waldmann III (drums) and Kris Wooisey (guitar). Musical Directors: Joe McGinty and Jeremy Chatzky, Production Design: Louisa Thompson, Lights: Lenore Doxsee, Stage Manager: Fran Rubenstein, Assistant Director: Chantal Pavageaux, Producer: John Flansburgh, Choreography: The Company.

24. FAUST IN LOVE (Goethe’s Faust 1.2), translated by Douglas Langworthy. Directed by David Herskovits. With David Greenspan, Nicole Halmos, George Hannah, Wayne Alon Scott, Kendra Ware and Eunice Wong. Production Stage Manager: Patrick Lanczki, Translator/Dramaturg: Douglas Langworthy, Assistant Lighting Designer: Natalie Robin, Costume Designer: Kaye Voyce, Prop Designer: Stephanie Wiesner.25. HELENA by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, translated by Douglas Langworthy. Directed by David Herskovits. With Will Badgett, Daphne Gaines, David Greenspan, Nicole Halmos, Lian-Marie Holmes, Wayne Alon Scott and Eunice Wong. Lights: Lenore Doxsee, Sets: Carol Bailey, Costumes: David Zinn, Sound: John Collins, Associate Scenic Design: Susan Barras, Production Stage Manager: Brenna St. George Jones, Production Manager/Dramaturg: Joe W. Novak, Assistant Stage Manager: Kathryn Masterson, Assistant Lighting Design: Marnie Cumings, Assistant Costume Design: Ásta Bennie Hostetter, Sound Demon: Diana Konopka, Assistant Director: Alice Reagan, Assistant Dramaturg: Sarah Montana Hart, Graphic Design: Noah Scalin, Photographer: Paula Court.26. FAUST, PARTS I & II by Johannes Wolfgang von Goethe, translated by Douglas Langworthy. Directed by David Herskovits. With Will Badgett, Aysan Celik, Daphne Gaines, David Greenspan , George Hannah, Lian-Marie Holmes, Ty Jones, E.C. Kelly, Wayne Alon Scott and Eunice Wong. Lights: Lenore Doxsee, Sets: Carol Bailey, Costumes: Kaye Voyce, Sound: John Collins, Associate Set Design: Susan Barras, Original Music: Katie Down, Stage Manager: Brenna St. George Jones, Assistant Director: Alice Reagan. Assistant Stage Manager: D.J. Potter, Sound Demon: Diana Konopka.

G. THE HELLENIC LAB. Lead Artists: Gisela Cardenas, Ásta Bennie Hostetter, Michael Levinton & Mallery Avidon, Alexis Poledouris, Alice Reagan and Kathleen Kennedy Tobin. 28. THE ARGUMENT & DINNER PARTY. Text adapted by David Greenspan from Aristotle, and by Target Margin from Plato’s Symposium. Directed by David Herskovits. Argument performed by David Greenspan. Dinner Party performed by David Greenspan, Han Nah Kim, Diana Konopka, Mary Neufeld, Hubert Point du Jour, Steven Rattazzi, Greig Sargeant, Stephanie Weeks, Ian Wen. Lights: Lenore Doxsee & Natalie Robin, Sets: Sarah Edkins, Costumes: Asta Bennie Hostetter, Sound: Jim Sneaky Breitmeier, Stage Manager: Olivia O'Brien, Assistant Stage Manager: Shannon L. Sexton, Production Manager: Brenna St. George Jones, Assistant Director: Sherrine Azab. Dinner Party was developed at Mass MoCA, premiered at The Kitchen, and toured to the University of Nebraska - Lincoln.H. THE ARISTOPHANIC LAB. Lead Artists: Mallery Avidon, Sherrine Azab, Judith M. Smith & Keith Larson, Jessica Brater, Anna Brenner, William Burke & Glennis McMurray, Rachel Chavkin & Taylor Mac, Rob Handel, Jake Hooker, Diana Konopka, Michael Levinton, Kristin Marting, Matthew McAlpin, Alice Reagan, Kathleen Kennedy Tobin, Ken Urban, Jose Zayas.29. OLD COMEDY FROM ARISTOPHANES’ FROGS by David Greenspan. Directed by David Herskovits. With Purva Bedi, Davina Cohen, Charlie Hudson III, Michael Levinton, Derek Lucci, Pedro Pascal, Tina Shepard and Anthony Mark Stockard. Composer: Thomas Cabaniss, Music Director: David Rosenmeyer, Sets: David Evans Morris, Costumes: Meredith Palin, Lights: Lenore Doxsee, Associate Scenic Design: Carolyn Mraz, Sound: Alex Hawthorn & Kate Marvin, Production Stage Manager: Ryan C. Durham, Production Manager: Jason Adams, Assistant Stage Manager: Mary E. Leach, Assistant Director: Tobi Bercovici.

Silver, Handlers: Alex Randrup and Nick Trotta, Production Manager: Katherine Gloria Tharp, Production Stage Manager: Devorah Jaffe, Assistant Stage Manager: Brian R. Sekinger. M. YIDDISH LAB 1.0. Lead Artists: Joseph Fletcher, Joshua William Gelb, Ásta Bennie Hostetter, Kathleen Purcell, Gil Sperling, Stephanie Weeks and Donya Washington.N. YIDDISH LAB 2.0. Lead Artists: Mallery Avidon, Raymond Blankenhorn, William Burke, Sanaz Ghajarrahimi, Susan Hyon, Michael Leibenluft, Alex Randrup, Emily Rea, Andrew Simon, James Smith III, Allen Lewis Rickman, Yuri Skujins and Moe Yousuf.?. 2014 INSTITUTE FELLOWS: Claire Moodey, Kyoung Park, Cara Scarmack, Sarah Cameron Sunde and Ari Tabei 37. URIEL ACOSTA: I WANT THAT MAN!. Directed by David Herskovits. With Don Castro, James Tigger! Ferguson, Mary Rasmussen, J.H. Smith III. Lights: Lenore Doxsee, Sets/Costumes: Kaye Voyce, Video: Gil Sperling, Props/Associate Scenic Designer: Aaron Ethan Green, Toy Theater: Kathleen Kennedy Tobin, Sound Demon: Jesse Freedman, Sound: David Herskovits, Associate Costume Designer: Ásta Bennie Hostetter, Assistant Lighting Designer: Sarah Lurie, Props Assistant: Andrew Davison, Songs: Rebecca Hart, Dramaturg: Debra Caplan, Assistant Director/Associate Dramaturg: Nick Trotta, Video Calligraphy: Galia Sasson, Production Stage Manager: Olivia O’Brien, Assistant Stage Manager: Nic Adams, Production Manager: Ann Marie Dorr.?. 2015 INSTITUTE FELLOWS: Avi Amon, Kaaron Briscoe, Tanisha Christie, Morgan Gould and Peter Mills Weiss.O. GERTRUDE STEIN LAB 1.0. Lead Artists: Nic Adams, Adam R. Burnett, Nikki Calonge, Nehassaiu Degannes, Aaron Ethan Green, and Megan Hill.38. COMPOSITION...MASTERPIECES...IDENTITY. By Gertrude Stein. Performed by David Greenspan. Sets: Carolyn Mraz, Lights: Tlaloc Lopez-Watermann, Stage Manager: Claire Moodey, Production Manager: Ann Marie Dorr, Associate Production Manager: Aaron Minerbrook.P. GERTRUDE STEIN LAB 2.0. Lead Artists: Jessica Brater & Natalie Robin, John Del Gaudio, Jesse Freedman, Sarah Lurie, Handan Ozbilgin and Patrick Scheid.39. REREAD ANOTHER. By Gertrude Stein. Directed by David Herskovits. With Clare Barron, Ugo Chukwu, and Purva Bedi. Scenographer Ásta Bennie Hostetter, Lights: Jennifer Reiser, Sound: David Herskovits, Stage Manager: Flora Vassar, Assistant Director: Emilyn Kowaleski, Assistant Scenographer: Frank Oliva, Piano Coach: Thomas Cabaniss.?. 2016 INSTITUTE FELLOWS: Eliza Bent, Stephen Cedars, Barbara Samuels, Sugar Vendil and Dennis Yueh-Yeh Li.40. DRUNKEN WITH WHAT. Adapted from Eugene O'Neill's Mourning Becomes Electra. Directed by David Herskovits. With Satya Bhabha, Mary Neufeld, Stephanie Weeks, and Eunice Wong. Lights/Sets: Lenore Doxsee, Costume Designer: Kaye Voyce, Sound Designer: David Herskovits, Sound Demon: Jesse Freedman, Stage Manager: Olivia O’Brien, Assistant Stage Manager: Suzi Bonnot, Assistant Director: Claire Moodey, Production Manager: Ann Marie Dorr.Q. THE ICEMAN LAB. Lead Artists: Katie Rose McLaughlin, Julia Sirna Frest, Yuri Skujins and Jeanette Oi-Suk Yew.

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