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Chekhov's SWAN SONG at Arts at the Lake


THE BLUE HORSE REPERTORY COMPANY
PRESENTS
CHEKHOV TAKE OFF!


A staged reading of short plays adapted
by contemporary playwrights from
characters and short stories of Anton Chekhov
Directed by Gayle Hudson
with
Eddie Allen*, Olga Bogdanova, Lora Lee Ecobelli*, Sarah-Jane Fawcett, Sam Reilly, Fred Rueck, James Shearwood* and Roger Simon*
(CLICK HERE FOR MORE PICTURES OF THE EVENT)
Saturday November 7, 8pm
Lake Carmel Arts Center 640 Route 52

Kent Lakes, NY 10512
For reservations call: 845 228-AOTL (2685)
$15.00 General Admission, $12.00 Member Admission
An evening of plays by contemporary playwrights adapted from characters and short stories of Anton Chekhov (Russian, 1860-1904).
The Man in a Case by Wendy Wasserstein, based on The Man in a Case by Chekhov.
The Yalta Game by Brian Friel, based on a theme in Chekhov’s The Lady with the Lapdog.
Swan Song, Vera Gottlieb’s translation of Chekhov’s adaptation of his short story Kalkhas.
Afterplay (2002) by Brian Friel, a one-act play in which Sonya from Uncle Vanya and Andrey from The Three Sisters meet in a deserted dining room of a Moscow hotel in the 1920s.
*These actors are appearing through the courtesy of Actors’ Equity Association (AEA), the labor union that represents American actors and stage managers in the theatre.
http://Bluehorserepertory.com
(with Roger Hendricks Simon) Simon Says Since 1978 A Philosophy FOR Actors Plus Writers + Directors, Artists + Thinkers On Camera You are Invited! Open House Contact Roger Hendricks Simon Call 212.841.0204 917.776.9209 Where the Contemporary Meets the Classical Works In Progress SimonStudioPresents YouTu.be facebook tweet like +RogerHendricksSimon Presenting Event Fall Rising Anton Chekhov Tennesse Williams Shakespeare Bard At The Bar Actors Pro Expo WinterFest Radio Drama History Biography Reel BlackBook @MyBlackBookMag


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