Invisible Tears (2007)
Produced by
Author: Anton Chekhov
Adapters: Tatiana Chouljenko and Julie Grgar
Director: Tatiana Chouljenko
Venue
Bob Nasmith Innovation Backspace
Run
May 25th, 2007 – June 3rd, 2007
Synopsis
Invisible Tears is inspired by the works of Anton Chekhov, who laughed at the absurdities of human nature. Even at moments of great tension, Chekhov’s good humour creeps in. “I have a craving for life”, he once admitted. He adored buffoonery, there was nothing of a puritan in him. This particular production is based on the specific theatrical method formulated by the renowned Michael Chekhov, Anton’s nephew, who believed in the power of imagination, intuition and fantasy. (atriumtheatre.com)
Cast
| Edward Zinoviev | Zapoikin / Otchumelov / Misha / Chervyakov / Father / Frolov / Murashkina |
| Ian Morfitt | Poplavsky / Yeldyrin / Porfiry / Head Clerk / Actor / Ivan Petrovich / Almer / Pavel Vassilyevich |
Creative Team
| Anton Chekhov | Author |
| Tatiana Chouljenko | Adapter |
| Julie Grgar | Adapter |
| Tatiana Chouljenko | Director |
| Jason Morneau | Lighting Designer |
| Jerry Silverberg | Set Designer |
| Jerry Silverberg | Art Work |
Production
| Jason Morneau | Stage Manager |
| Chip Yarwood | Sound Engineer |
| Robert McKenna | Language Coach |
| Kate Bromley | Manager |
| Dianne Weinrib | Publicity |
| Amy Stewart | Publcity |
| Tatiana Chouljenko | Producer |
Staff
| Jamie Wilson | Venue Technician |
