Next Up: The Notebook of Trigorin
A life-long admirer of Russian playwright Anton Chekhov, Tennessee Williams often thought of directing a production of Chekhov's THE SEA GULL. His chance to interpret the play finally was realized near the end of his life with THE NOTEBOOK OF TRIGORIN. Williams' genius, combined with the powerful Russian classic, creates a daring new concept for today's American theatre. This fresh look at the classic gets to the heart of the play: what is it to be an artist and in love?
By Tennessee Williams
Directed by Laura Braza
FEATURING:
Ted Caine, Meredith Forlenza*, Charise Greene*, Jeremy Lawrence*, Allen McCullough*, Henry Packer, Amelia Pedlow*, Renee Petrofes, Nicholas Ritacco, Will Sarratt, and Michael Schantz*, and Liz Tancredi.
*Members of Actors Equity Association
Set design by Julia Noulin-Merat
Costume design by Michael Krass
Lighting design by Libby Jensen
Sound design by Colleen Toole
Stage Managed by Katie Kavett
Casting by Lexie Pregosin
THE NOTEBOOK OF TRIGORIN will be performed at The Flea (41 White Street -between Broadway & Church Streets) from Friday, May 3rd through Saturday, May 18th, 2013. Tickets are $25.00 and are available by calling 212-352-3101 or online at www.theflea.org.
By Tennessee Williams
Directed by Laura Braza
FEATURING:
Ted Caine, Meredith Forlenza*, Charise Greene*, Jeremy Lawrence*, Allen McCullough*, Henry Packer, Amelia Pedlow*, Renee Petrofes, Nicholas Ritacco, Will Sarratt, and Michael Schantz*, and Liz Tancredi.
*Members of Actors Equity Association
Set design by Julia Noulin-Merat
Costume design by Michael Krass
Lighting design by Libby Jensen
Sound design by Colleen Toole
Stage Managed by Katie Kavett
Casting by Lexie Pregosin
THE NOTEBOOK OF TRIGORIN will be performed at The Flea (41 White Street -between Broadway & Church Streets) from Friday, May 3rd through Saturday, May 18th, 2013. Tickets are $25.00 and are available by calling 212-352-3101 or online at www.theflea.org.
Interview with Actor/Tennessee Williams Interpreter Jeremy Lawrence
Check out this interview of Jeremy Lawrence, cast member of The Notebook of Trigorin and the originator of five shows built from Tennessee Williams' words. Jeremy Lawrence has won international acclaim for his one-man Tennessee Williams shows and has become regarded as the foremost interpreter of the man himself. The pieces which he has been developing and performing for more than ten years are entirely in the playwright/poet’s words and focus on different aspects of Tennessee’s life and work. Jeremy talks with director Laura Braza about Tennessee Williams' history with The Notebook of Trigorin.
