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Measure for Measure Popular
September 27 through September 29 at 8pm
September 29 at 2pm
Yale Repertory Theater
Measure for Measure is Shakespeare's most provocative and paranoiac play, a portrait of a city in turmoil thanks to its citizens' unruly desires and its rulers' oppressive hypocrisy. It is a play about the justice system that questions the very basis of how we judge others; a play about lust and love whose characters constantly fail to tell the difference between the two; and a play where characters' lives are lost and found in the intersection of religion, politics, and sex. In short, it's a play most assuredly about us, and one that will be well-served by a dystopian production design that, like all imagined dystopias, lets us reflect on our world and its anxieties through a defamiliarizing lens.
Check out the trailer to the right for a sneak peek!
Cast
Lucy Fleming - Isabella
Mitchel Kawash - Angelo, Barnadine
Lucie Ledbetter - Mariana, Second Gentleman, Office, Justice
Iason Togias - Duke
Kyle Yoder - Claudio, Elbow
Catherine Chiocchi - Juliet, Francisca, Froth
BJ White - Escalus, Abhorson
Clio Contogenis - Lucio
Miranda Rizzolo - Mistress Overdone, Friar Peter, Servant
Alexander Oki - Pompey
Otis Blum - Provost
Leonard Thomas - Friar Thomas, First Gentleman, Officer, Lord
Production Staff
Director - Alexi Sargeant
Producer -Derek Braverman
Stage Manager - Pek Shibao
Set Designer - Jonah Coe-Scharff
Costume Designer - Marisa Kaugars
Technical Director - Stephanie Adcock
Lighting Designer - Javier Cienfuegos
Master Electrician - Monica Ague
Sound Designer - Juliet DeButts
Props Designer - Allie Mandeville
Projections Designer - Jeffrey Star
Sound Engineer - Nick Baskin
Graphic Designer - Max Pommier
Dramaturg - Rachel Barnas
Paint Charge - Karolina Ksiazek
September 29 at 2pm
Yale Repertory Theater
Measure for Measure is Shakespeare's most provocative and paranoiac play, a portrait of a city in turmoil thanks to its citizens' unruly desires and its rulers' oppressive hypocrisy. It is a play about the justice system that questions the very basis of how we judge others; a play about lust and love whose characters constantly fail to tell the difference between the two; and a play where characters' lives are lost and found in the intersection of religion, politics, and sex. In short, it's a play most assuredly about us, and one that will be well-served by a dystopian production design that, like all imagined dystopias, lets us reflect on our world and its anxieties through a defamiliarizing lens.
Check out the trailer to the right for a sneak peek!
Cast
Lucy Fleming - Isabella
Mitchel Kawash - Angelo, Barnadine
Lucie Ledbetter - Mariana, Second Gentleman, Office, Justice
Iason Togias - Duke
Kyle Yoder - Claudio, Elbow
Catherine Chiocchi - Juliet, Francisca, Froth
BJ White - Escalus, Abhorson
Clio Contogenis - Lucio
Miranda Rizzolo - Mistress Overdone, Friar Peter, Servant
Alexander Oki - Pompey
Otis Blum - Provost
Leonard Thomas - Friar Thomas, First Gentleman, Officer, Lord
Production Staff
Director - Alexi Sargeant
Producer -Derek Braverman
Stage Manager - Pek Shibao
Set Designer - Jonah Coe-Scharff
Costume Designer - Marisa Kaugars
Technical Director - Stephanie Adcock
Lighting Designer - Javier Cienfuegos
Master Electrician - Monica Ague
Sound Designer - Juliet DeButts
Props Designer - Allie Mandeville
Projections Designer - Jeffrey Star
Sound Engineer - Nick Baskin
Graphic Designer - Max Pommier
Dramaturg - Rachel Barnas
Paint Charge - Karolina Ksiazek
Listing Details
Author
Season
Fall 2012
Type
Experimental Production
Director
Producer
Crew
Corinne Kentor, Allie Mandeville, Meredith Redick, Steffina Yuli, Angeline Wang, Conor Bagley, Eleanor Michatte, Harry Shamansky, Charles Lehman, Ellen Su, Erin Ryan, Natalie Punzak, Autumn Von Plinsky, Shoshana Bieler, Jessica Hernandez, Alex Shiarella, J Wise, Jacob Reske, Sarah Yazij, Mark Moore, Kevin Su, Angeline Wang, David McPeek, Gabby Heifetz, Zeke Blackwell, Alexa Chandler, David Tam, Isa Oasim, Douglas Streat
Poster
Year
2012
Online Video
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