Antaeus Archive:
2004 Season
Chekhov X 4
February 12 – May 16, 2004
Written by: Anton Chekhov
Directed by: Sabin Epstein, Stephanie Shroyer, Michael Michetti, Andy Robinson
World Premiere translations of four one-acts by Anton Chekhov.
Translations by Nicholas Saunders and Frank Dwyer
The Proposal – directed by Sabin Epstein
The Bear – directed by Stephanie Shroyer
The Anniversary- directed by Michael Michetti
Swan Song – directed by Andy Robinson
ADVISORY
Recommended for Ages 16+
CAST
ENSEMBLE:
Eugene Alper
Tony Amendola
John Apicella
Anne Gee Byrd
Nick Cagle
JD Cullum
Dawn Didawick
Ralph Drischell
Martin Ferrero
Angela Goethals
Harry Groener
Arye Gross
Connor Kelly-Eiding
Michael Kirby
Tamara Krinsky
Dakin Matthews
Lawrence Pressman
Philip Proctor
Laura Russell
Michele Trapani
Eugene Alper
Tony Amendola
John Apicella
Anne Gee Byrd
Nick Cagle
JD Cullum
Dawn Didawick
Ralph Drischell
Martin Ferrero
Angela Goethals
Harry Groener
Arye Gross
Connor Kelly-Eiding
Michael Kirby
Tamara Krinsky
Dakin Matthews
Lawrence Pressman
Philip Proctor
Laura Russell
Michele Trapani
*member, Actor’s Equity Association, the union of professional Actors and Stage Managers in the U.S. This production is presented under the auspices of the Actors’ Equity Los Angeles Membership Company Rule
Production Team
Production Supervisor: Jeanie Hackett
Associate Producer: Kaitlin Harper
Stage Manager: Young Ji
Assistant Director: Jay Mower
Set Designer: Vaughan Edwards
Lighting Designer: Leigh Allen
Costume Designer: Tuesday Conner
Properties: Nick Cagle
Associate Producer: Kaitlin Harper
Stage Manager: Young Ji
Assistant Director: Jay Mower
Set Designer: Vaughan Edwards
Lighting Designer: Leigh Allen
Costume Designer: Tuesday Conner
Properties: Nick Cagle
“It is hard to know which ingredient makes for the most magic in the production.” – Plays On DVD
“The Antaeus Company is a smart group that knows Chekhov well.” – LA Weekly
“In this rich new rendering…Antaeus Company nails the broad comedy with admirable intimacy and delicacy; it’s like a cartoon played by string quartet.” – LA Times
