Criterion Center Stage Right, (2/13/1997 - 4/6/1997)

Category: Play, Drama, Revival, Broadway
Description: A play in three acts
Setting: In and around the Prozorov house in a Russian provincial town at the turn of the century.

Opening Night Production Credits 

Theatre Owned / Operated by B. S. Moss Enterprises (Charles B. Moss, Jr., Executive Director)

Produced by The Roundabout Theatre Company (Todd Haimes: Artistic Director; Ellen Richard: General Manager; Gene Feist: Founding Director)

Written by Anton Chekhov; Translated by Lanford Wilson

Directed by Scott Elliott

Scenic Design by Derek McLane; Costume Design by Theoni V. Aldredge; Lighting Design by Peter Kaczorowski; Sound Design by Raymond D. Schilke; Hair and Wig Design by Paul Huntley

General Manager: Ellen Richard; Company Manager: Denys Baker

Production Stage Manager: Lori M. Doyle; Stage Manager: Alex Lyu Volckhausen; Technical Director: Michael Curry

Musician: Gennady Gutkin and Gab Hegedus

Roundabout Artistic Associate and Director of Casting: Jim Carnahan; Roundabout Director of Development and Public Affairs: Julia C. Levy; Press Representative: Boneau / Bryan-Brown; Director of Marketing: David Steffen; Advertising: Nappi / Eliran / Murphy, Ltd.

This translation commissioned by The Hartford Stage Company (Michael Wilson, Artistic Director)

Robert Bogue	Fedotik Second Lieutenant
Billy Crudup	Solyony Captain
Calista Flockhart	Natalya Ivanovna Andrei's fiancee/wife
Paul Giamatti	Andrei Prozorov
David Marshall Grant	Kulygin Masha's husband
Ben Hammer	Ferapont Courier for the City Council
Amy Irving	Olga Andrei's sister
Betty Miller	Anfisa the nanny
Jerry Stiller	Chebutykin Army doctor
Eric Stoltz	Baron Tuzenbach Lieutenant
David Strathairn	Vershinin Lt. Colonel, Battery Commander
Lili Taylor	Irina Andrei's sister
Justin Theroux	Rode Second Lieutenant
Jeanne Tripplehorn	Masha Andrei's sister
Matthew Lawler	Soldier
Keira Naughton	Maid
Saxon Palmer	Soldier

Standby: Diane Fratantoni (Masha, Olga).

Understudies: Robert Bogue (Vershinin), Jane Cronin (Anfisa), Jeroen Kuiper (Servant), Matthew Lawler (Andrei Prozorov, Kulygin), Mitchell McGuire (Chebutykin, Ferapont), Keira Naughton (Irina, Natalya Ivanovna), Saxon Palmer (Fedotik, Rode), Justin Theroux (Baron Tuzenbach, Solyony).