Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead (2012)
Produced by
Playwright: Tom Stoppard
Director: Matthew Gorman
Venue
Run
September 21st, 2012 – October 6th, 2012
Synopsis
Written by one of the world’s greatest contemporary playwrights, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead has played across the globe, been adapted into an award-winning film and is now as recognizable as the classic on which it is based. This Tony Award winning play explores the confused antics of two minor characters from William Shakespeare’s Hamlet: the courtiers, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern. Using his razor-sharp wit and unmatched comedic brilliance, Stoppard creates protagonists that grapple the big philosophical questions while they unwittingly fight for their lives. (harthouse.ca)
Cast
Jim Armstrong | Rosencrantz |
Andrew Knowlton | Guildenstern |
Benjamin Muir | Hamlet |
Brenna Stewart | Ophelia |
Jesse Phillips | Claudius |
Marlene Matos-Jones | Gertrude |
Jamie Johnson | Polonious |
David Tripp | Player |
Madeleine Brown | Alfred |
Ray Jacildo | Tragedian |
Tom Beattie | Tragedian |
Reg Matson | Tragedian |
Leete Stetson | Tragedian |
Matthew McGrath | Courtier |
Jorge Nef | Courtier |
Creative Team
Tom Stoppard | Playwright |
Matthew Gorman | Director |
Grace Smith | Assistant Director |
Stephan Droege | Set Designer |
Stephan Droege | Lighting Designer |
Ming Wong | Costume Designer |
Jeremy Hutton | Sound Designer |
Sylvia Farr | Prop Designer |
Production
Mary Keenan | Stage Manager |
Kristina Abbondanza | Assistant Stage Manager |
Tammy Fenner | Painter |
Jackie McClelland | Set Dresser |
Scott Gorman | Carpenter |
Trason Nicholas Fernandes | Makeup Coordinator |
Diana Colavecchia | Wardrobe Assistant |
Christopher Hains | Sound Operator |
Jennifer Riley | Crew |
Staff
Brian Campbell | Technical Director |
Christopher Hains | House Technician |