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May 10 – September 7: King Henry VI in The Conclusion of Henry VI: Parts Two and Three, directed by Henry Woronicz, Ross in Macbeth, directed by Melissa Rain Anderson.
The Conclusion of Henry VI: Parts 2 and 3 performs June 29 – September 31
Macbeth performs June 27 – September 6
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May 14 – September 8: The Duke in Big River, directed by Melissa Rain Anderson, King Henry VI in Henry VI Part One, directed by Henry Woronicz, and The Host of the Garter Inn in The Merry Wives of Windsor, directed by Paul Mason Barnes.
Big River performs
June 30 – September 1
Henry VI Part One performs
June 29 – September 6
The Merry Wives of Windsor performs
June 28 – September 8.
Photo: Peter Wochniak
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September 12 – November 5:
Hamlet in Hamlet, directed by Paul Mason Barnes.
Performs October 11 to November 5.
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June 6 – September 3/September 19 – November 5:
Flute/Mustardseed in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, directed by Joseph Hanreddy, and Lt. Frederick Charlus in The Hunchback of Notre Dame, directed by Victoria Bussert.
Hunchback of Notre Dame
Performs June 21 to July 30
A Midsummer Night’s Dream
Performs August 4 to September 3.
Idaho Shakes
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February 19, 7p: Singing songs from Sunday in the Park with George: “Lesson #8” and “Finishing the Hat.”
Robert Vaughn
Stage and screen star Robert Vaughn — best known for the television series The Man from U.N.C.L.E. — will play the role of Martin Vanderhof in Geva Theatre Center‘s production of Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman’s Pulitzer Prize winner, You Can’t Take It With You, to run September 11-October 7. Mark Cuddy directs the comedy.
This classic pits the eccentric Sycamore family – prone to spontaneous eruptions of music, dance poetry and fireworks – against the buttoned-up bigwigs of Wall Street and the IRS.
The cast will also feature Melissa Rain Anderson (Essie), Nora Cole (Rheba), Peggy Cosgrave (Mrs. Kirby), Skip Greer (Paul Sycamore), Brigitt Markusfeld (Penelope Sycamore), Jim Poulos (Ed), Robert Rutland (Henderson/Mr. Kirby), Kim Sullivan (Donald), Patricia Hodges (Olga), Loren Dunn (Tony), Nicole Rodenburg (Alice), Ray Salah (Mr. De Pinna), Dick St. George (Boris Kolenkhov), and Davida Bloom (Gay Wellington).
The creative team includes William Clarke (scenic design), Pamela Scofield (costume design), Ann Wrightson (lighting design) and Dan Roach (sound design).
Click here for more information and You Can’t Take It With You tickets.
New York based theater actor best known for playing Mark Cohen in RENT on Broadway for over two years. Starred in productions of plays and musicals on Broadway, National Tours, Off-Broadway, London, and Regional Theaters across the country. Studied at the Pacific Conservatory for Performing Arts in Santa Maria, CA. Currently lives in New York City with wife, Director/Actor/Coach, Melissa Rain Anderson.