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2016-2017 Season

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HAMLET

(Fall 2017)

Elliot Program Center

November 16-19, 2017

[wit]​​'s Hamlet (Fall 2017) featured an all-female-and-transgender cast, an all-dirt stage, and a truthful retelling of the classic text. It was the senior project for director Ezra Jackson-Smith ('18) and Hamlet actor Tyler Miller ('19).

Director: Ezra Jackson-Smith

Producer: Dan Holland

Stage Manager: Claire Breger-Belsky

Production Stage Manager: Leah Slang

Production Manager: Francesca Watkins

Lighting Designer: Psalm Pineo-Cavanaugh

Set Designer: Charlie Dubach-Reinhold

Graphic Designer: Cortland Bursey-Reese

Cast

Hamlet: Tyler Miller

Claudius: Regan Lavin

Gertrude: Charlie Dubach-Reinhold

Polonius: Eve La Puma

Ophelia: Lili Lim

Laertes: Alexa Luckey

Horatio: Betty Lee

Rosencrantz/Priest: Fiona Hall-Zazueta

Guildenstern/Gravedigger 2:/Ambassador: Claire Lamadrid

Player 1/Gravedigger 1: Claire Breger-Belsky

Fortinbras/Gentlewoman/Marcellus:

Iris Haik

Bernardo/Osric/Lucianus: Katie Fo
Captain/Player Queen: Querida de la Stukes

Ghost: Ezra Jackson-Smith

Doctor Voynich And Her Children (Spring 2018)

Claire Lamadrid ('20) directed Doctor Voynich And Her Children, a new play by Leanna Keyes ('14). This post-Roe v. Wade play about mothers and daughters is poetic, sexy, vulgar, queer, and a little too real.

Director: Claire Lamadrid

Producer: Francesca Watkins

Stage Manager: Charlie O'Donohue

Production Stage Manager: Claire Breger-Belsky

Assistant Stage Manager: Julie Lee

Lighting Designer: [Tyler Miller]

Assistant Lighting Designer: Kaitlyn Khayat

Set Designer: Tyler Miller

Technical Director: Kyler Stanion

Assistant Director: Matt Shimura

Costume Designer: Regan Lavin

 

Cast

Fade: Lexi Stein

Hannah: Eve La Puma

Jess: Abla Ghaleb

Doctor Voynich/Rue: Lili Lim

Harrison: Kennedy Kidd

 

 

 

 

Elliot Program

Center

May 3-5, 2018

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The second annual New Works Festival featured two short plays by Stanford students, "Prettier than God" by Julianna Yonis and "Fissure" by Spencer Slovic.

"Prettier Than God" 

As Amaya embarks on a date with a new girl, Cate, Amaya's roommate is grappling with her own sexuality in the context of her religion. Will Cate's exposure to this new roommate and lifestyle unlike hers push her to embrace parts of her life she didn't know existed?  

 

"Fissure" 

Two young women sit on a beach, after the next great West Coast earthquake, and wait for the impending tsunami.

New Works Festival (Spring 2018)

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