Three
Sisters
By
Anton Chekhov
Directed by Bonnie J. Monte
"Moscow... Moscow... Moscow..." longingly
whispers Irina, the youngest of Chekhov’s famous three
sisters. In this tale of yearning, desire, hope and despair,
the great Russian dramatist paints a moving portrait of the
“divine comedy” of life. Directed by Festival
artistic director Bonnie J. Monte, whose 1992 production of
Chekhov’s The Sea Gull received unanimous critical acclaim.
"Of the 15 productions I've seen of THREE SISTERS
since 1969, this is the finest, and I've seen productions
in England and Russia, too....It's an excellent interpretation
that manages to sound true to the period, yet vital for contemporary
audiences."
Peter Filichia
The Star-Ledger
Adapted and Directed by Bonnie J. Monte
Set Designer Harry Feiner
Lighting Designer Steven Rosen
Costumer Designer Molly Reynolds
Sound Designer Richard M. Dionne
Production Stage Manager Alison Cote*
Olga - Angela Reed*
Masha - Laila Robins*
Irina - Caralyn Kozlowski*
Tuzenbach - Remy Auberjonois*
Tchebutykin - Edmond Genest*
Solyony - Jeffrey M. Bender*
Anfisa - Kathy Mattingly
Ferapont - Norm Anderson
Vershinin - Joseph Siravo*
Andrey - Paul Mullins*
Kulygin - James Michael Reilly*
Natasha - Lisa Powers*
Fedotik - David Foubert
Roddey - Jared Zeus
A Maid - Laura Standley
Assistant to the Director: Kelly Gillespie
Assistants to the Stage Manager: Allison Bagby, Brooke Berescik-Johns
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