The Daughter of the Gods falls to Earth.

Love fails.

Death looms.

Life triumphs.

The Girl in the Park

 

 

 

 

 

 

A Dream Play
by August Strindberg
Adapted and Directed by Andy Ottoson
Victoria Watson* and Lara Stoby

In November 2009, Dalliance premiered its first full-length production: August Strindberg's "unperformable" masterpiece A Dream Play. Focusing on the depth of Strindberg's language and humor and using bold and elegant design choices, the company successfully staged one of most notoriously difficult plays in the western canon to critical and audience acclaim.

If you've ever been interested in Strindberg or curious about what A Dream Play might be like on stage, then I highly recommend checking out Dalliance Theater's entertaining and lucid production. You'll have the rare opportunity to experience the deep compassion and humor of this seminal play and see a very clear rendering of it without any bells and whistles that might otherwise cloud up what are already potentially murky waters.

--Edward Elefterion, nytheatre.com

 

 

 

Cast and Creative Team for A Dream Play

Cast

The Lawyer, Father, Husband, Dean of Law & Others: Ben Diskant

The Billposter, He, The Blind Man, Dean of Theology & Others: Michael Morrow Hammack*

Kristin, She, Alice, Dean of Medicine & Others: Mallory Hawks*

The Poet, Mother, Wife, Others: Joanna Kroger

The Officer: Josh Meier

Lina, Ugly Edith, Dean of Philosophy & Others: Alisha Soper

The Daughter: Lara Stoby

The Quarantine Master, The Glazier, The King, Worker & Others: Matt Timme

The Doorkeeper, Schoolmaster, Lord Chancellor & Others: Victoria Watson*

Creative Team

Director: Andy Ottoson

Choreographer: Jennifer J. Hopkins

Composer: Evan Lewis

Costume Designer: Jameson Eaton

Lighting Designer:Matt Garrett

Stage Manager: Aaron Heflich Shapiro

Production Team

Production Manager: Branden Huldeen

House Manager: Jessica Palmer

Sound Operator: Scott Rad Brown

Production Support: Nathan K. Claus, Nick Eilerman, Jennifer Fisher, Kelly O'Connell

 

Performed at the Roy Arias Studios and Theaters, 300 W. 43rd St. @ 8thAve

* indicates member of Actors' Equity Association

click here to read the full review from nytheater.com