About the production
The three Prozorov sisters and their brother, stranded in a provincial garrison town, cling to memories of the Moscow they left as children as tempers flare and appetites go unchecked.
“Senior has nimbly teased a robust production out of Chekhov's delicate play, poised between suffering and silliness, striking in its bald honesty and bold emotion.”
— Time Out Chicago, Megan Powell
“there's far more smoldering sexual energy in the house than in most 'Three Sisters,' partly because the translation allows for that, partly because the actors actually are the right age, and partly because Senior knows how to dial up the tension.”
— Chicago Tribune, Chris Jones
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Credits
Written by Anton Chekhov, in a new translation by Curt Columbus
Directed by Kimberly Senior
Featuring Anita B. Deely (Olga), Kat McDonnell (Masha), Abigail Boucher (Irina), John Ferrick (Andre), Jennifer Avery (Natasha), Bill Bannon (Vershinin), Erik Hellman (Tuzenbach), Jamie Vann (Solyony), Peter Davis (Chebutikin), John Henry Roberts (Kulygin), Tom Hickey (Fedotik), Steven Schine (Rode), Jeff Bruce (Ferapont), Patricia Donegan (Anfisa)
Set Brian Sidney Bembridge
Lights Jesse Klug
Sound Tamara Roberts
Costumes Aly Greaves
