Three Sisters by Anton Chekhov English version by Sarah Ruhl

“All we can do is work, and work, and work, and if any happiness comes of it, we’ll leave it for those who come long after us.”

Directed by Katherine Owens

February 7 – March 11, 2018

Discover the humor and heartbreak of one of the world’s greatest plays by Anton Chekhov, revealed through the lyricism of one of the leading voices in contemporary theatre: two-time Pulitzer Prize finalist Sarah Ruhl. Three Sisters, Chekhov’s great tragicomic is the story of women contending with disillusioned life in a small Russian town. The Prozorov sisters, Olga, Masha, and Irina, dream of freedom, sex, romance, and Moscow. Two figures appear in their lives. Vershinin, the new battery commander, has hopes of a better future for mankind. Natasha, a local woman, has hopes of a better future for herself. Each will transform the Prozorov family. A complex lattice of stories works itself out in this classic of world drama by the visionary Anton Chekhov

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Katherine Owens - Director

John Arnone - Sets/Lighting Designer

Paul Semrad - Sound Design

Giva Taylor - Costume Design

Linda Noland - Properties Design

Danielle Georgiou - Choreographer

Antont Chekhov - Playwright

Shannon Kearns - Masha

Jenny Ledel - Irina

Joanna Schellenberg - Olga

Ashlee Elizabeth Bashore - Natasha

Benjamin Bratcher - Fedotik

Bruce DuBose - Vershinin

Justin Duncan - Andrei

Edna Gill - Maid

Travis Wiley McGuire - Rhodé

David Meglino - Tuzenbach

Chris Messersmith - Ferapont

Brandon J. Murphy - Kulygin

T.A. Taylor - Chebutykin

Dean Wray - Solyony

Laura Yancey - Anfisa