Chautauqua Theater Company's THE TEMPEST with Lisa Harrow Opens Tonight
By: Tyler Peterson
Chautauqua Theatre Company, under the leadership of Vivienne Benesch, Artistic Director, and Sarah Clare Corporandy, Managing Director, presents William Shakespeare's magical masterwork, The Tempest, directed by Jade King Carroll, playing August 8-15 on the Bratton Theatre Mainstage. The press opening is tonight (August 9) at 6:00pm.
One storm rages on the sea. Another storm rages inside of a man. Will Prospero, the banished Duke of Milan, exact his revenge or forgive his foes? Shakespeare's magnificent last play is a meditation on family, love, mercy, and-ultimately-the theatre itself. With wonder, imagination and sheer theatricality, this powerful production will take you on a breathtaking journey. "We are excited to welcome back Lisa Harrow as well as a phenomenally dynamic design team that is going to bring forth an exciting final production of CTC's season," said Artistic Director Vivienne Benesch. As previously announced, actress Lisa Harrow returns to CTC to star as Prospero. The Tempest cast features Kate Abbruzzese (Miranda), Christian DeMarais (Caliban), Chasten Harmon (Ariel), John Seidman (The Man Who Came to Dinner) as Gonzalo, Keith Randolph Smith(Intimacy/Fences) as King Alonso, Marianne Rendon (Trinculo), Tramell Tillman (Ferdinand), Jonathan Majors (Sebastian), Oge Agulue(Stephano), Emma Duncan (Antonio), Greg Fallick (Adrian/Master), Toby Onwumere (Francisco/Boatswain), Susana Batres (Juno/Mariner/Spirit), Kate Eastman (Iris/Spirit/Mariner), and Chelsea Williams (Ceres/Spirit/Mariner).
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