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A Visit With Two New Playwrights
The Works of Brooke Berman & Helayne Schiff
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October 17 - November 3, 2001
The Mint Space
311 West 43rd Street
New York, NY
A finely tuned quartet of emotional one-act plays, all with solidly realistic harmonies.
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A Free Man in Paris
& Defusion
By Brooke Berman
Directed by Michael Barakiva |
Where Are You From?
& Key West
By Helayne Schiff
Directed by Mahayana Landowne |
with
Robert Beitzel*
Hugh Cole*
Linda Marie Larson*
Christian Todd* |
James Dybas*
Joel Friedman*
Jennifer Morris
Richard Topol* |
Jeff Bond
Celia Howard*
Elizabeth Reaser*
Gabra Zachman* |
Scenic Design
Marisa Lowenstein |
Costume Design
Sarah Jean Tosetti |
Lighting Design
Mike O'Connor |
Sound Design
Eric Shim |
Technical Director
Warren Katz |
Casting
Rochele Seskin |
Production Stage Manager
Emilie Bray McGann |
Properties
Erin E. Kiernan |
Assistant Stage Manager
Heather Prince |
Production Intern
Clemetine Drake |
Directed by
Michael Barakiva & Mahayana Landowne
Produced by
Kelly Moore
for The Roundtable Ensemble, Ltd.
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Cast of Characters
(in order of appearance)
A Free Man In Paris
J.T. |
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Robert Beitzel* |
Mother |
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Linda Marie Larson* |
Isa |
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Elizabeth Reaser* |
Voice of the Boy Friend |
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James Dybas* |
Key West
Aiden |
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Jeff Bond |
William |
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Hugh Cole |
Leon |
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Joel Friedman* |
Ce Ce |
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Celia Howard* |
Where Are You From?
Rug Salesman |
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James Dybas* |
Woman |
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Jennifer Morris |
Man |
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Christian Todd* |
Defusion
Man |
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Richard Topol* |
Woman |
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Gabra Zachman* |
 
 
* These actors appeared courtesy of Actors' Equity Association.
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Press
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A finely tuned quartet of emotional one-act plays, all with solidly realistic harmonies.
- Michael Lazan, Back Stage
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