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Leeanne Hutchison, Paula McGonagle, and Margot Ebling. Photo by Rachel Dickstein.
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(l to r): Leeanne Hutchison, Margot Ebling, Paula McGonagle, Grant Neale. Photo by Rachel Dickstein.
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Ensemble. Photo by Rachel Dickstein.
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Clockwise from left foreground: Jill A. Samuels, Erika Latta, Paula McGonagle, Magnolia Santibanez-Nava. Photo by Rachel Dickstein.
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Paula McGonagle and LeeAnne Hutchison. Photo by Rachel Dickstein.
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Christopher Oden and Paula McGonagle. Photo by Rachel Dickstein.
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Paula McGonagle and Andy Paris. Photo by Rachel Dickstein.
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Paula McGonagle and Andy Paris. Photo by Rachel Dickstein
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Paula McGonagle. Photo by Rachel Dickstein
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(L to R) Christopher Oden, Grant Neale, Andy Paris, Jill A. Samuels, Paula McGonagle, Margot Ebling, Leeanne Hutchison. Photo By Rachel Dickstein.
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(Lto R): Margot Ebling, Leeanne Hutchison, Jill A. Samuels, Paula McGonagle. Photo by Rachel Dickstein.
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(L-R): Margot Ebling, Andy Paris, Leeanne Hutchison, Jill A. Samuels, Paula McGonagle, Grant Neale, Christopher Oden. Photo by Rachel Dickstein.
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Ensemble. Photo by Rachel Dickstein.
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Ensemble. Photo by Rachel Dickstein.
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Paula McGonagle. Photo by Rachel Dickstein.
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Paula McGonagle and Margot Ebling. Photo by Rachel Dickstein.
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Conceived and directed by Rachel Dickstein, adapted by Ms. Dickstein with Emily Morse
Original Music and Sound by Katie Down
Set Design by Susan Zeeman Rogers
Lighting Design by Tyler Micoleau
Costume Design by Ilona Somogyi
Dramaturgy by Emily Morse
Lily Bart’s search for wealth, power, and independence in turn-of-the-century New York society turns tragic when she gets ensnared in a tangled web of deception, revenge and missed opportunities. Based on Edith Wharton’s classic THE HOUSE OF MIRTH and produced on the novel’s 100th anniversary.
Developed in collaboration with the ensemble: Margot Ebling, LeeAnne Hutchison, Paula McGonagle, Grant Neale, Christopher Oden, Andy Paris, and Jill A. Samuels
World premiere: January-February 2005 at the Ohio Theatre, New York City. Developed at Voice and Vision’s ENVISION retreat, the Clark Studio at Lincoln Center, La MaMa ETC. and Pace University/ Drama League Cite Read program.
“Ms. Dickstein artfully draws the audience into a mesmerizing mood piece composed of seamless vignettes . . . . . ravishing moments . . . stunning visuals . . . pure visual entertainment. . . . Dickstein is a maverick illusionist.”
- Phoebe Hoban, The New York Times