When you explore a blockbusterlike Hamilton, you end up talking as much about the revolution behind the musical as the one inside it. Today we welcome someone who understands both personally: actor and longtime Lin-Manuel Miranda collaborator Mandy Gonzalez (IN THE HEIGHTS, WICKED, SUNSET BOULEVARD).
Photos: Trinity Rep's Cherry Orchard
Anton Chekhov's The Cherry Orchard opens the Trinity Rep's 43rd season. The brand new translation is by Artistic Director Curt Columbus, who also directs. The show is playing now through October 22nd in the intimate Dowling Theater.
"Privilege, politics and family collide in the Russian master's final work. The household is simmering with anticipation with Lovey's return to her Russian country home after five years away in Paris. She must face what the others know all too well: The money's spent. All that remains is the cherry orchard." Tickets are on sale now at the Trinity Rep Box Office at 201 Washington Street, by phone at (401) 351-4242, and online at www.trinityrep.com.Photos by T. Charles Erickson
(L TO R) Brian McEleney as Leonid Gaev, Joe Wilson, Jr as Yermolai Lopakin, and Phyllis Kay as Lovey

(L TO R) Stephen Thorne as Peter Trofimov, Phyllis Kay as Lovey, Mauro Hantman as Yasha, Anne Scurria as Charlotta, Fred Sullivan, Jr. as Boris Semyonov-Pischik, Stephen Berenson as Yepihodov, Jason Hart as Pasha, Nicholas Few as Kolya, and Fred Sullivan as Boris Semyonov-Pischik

Emily Young as Anya, and Phyllis Kay as Lovey

Brian McEleney as Leonid Gaev, Barbara Meek as Firs, Phyllis Kay as Lovey Ranevskaya, Crystal Finn as Varya

Phyllis Kay as Lovey

Mauro Hantman as Yasha and Angela Brazil as Dunyasha
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