SEPTIMUS AND CLARISSA
LeeAnne Hutchison (foreground), Ellen McLaughlin (on stairs) with company. Photo by Richard Finkelstein.
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Full company. Photo by Richard Finkelstein.
SEPTIMUS AND CLARISSA
Tom Neils and Craig Baldwin. Photo by Richard Finkelstein.
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Tommy Schrider with Craig Baldwin (in background). Photo by Richard Finkelstein.
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Henry Stram and Ellen McLaughlin. Photo by Richard Finkelstein.
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LeeAnne Hutchinson. Photo by Richard Finkelstein
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(Left) Tommy Schrider, (Right) Craig Baldwin, Paula McGonagle (background). Photo by Richard Finkelstein.
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Miriam Silverman, LeeAnne Hutchison and Paula McGongale. Photo by Richard Finkelstein.
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(Left) Tommy Schrider, (Right) Craig Baldwin. In background, Miriam Silverman. Photo by Richard Finkelstein.
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In the foreground is Henry Stram and Ellen McLaughlin. In the background from left to right is: Miriam Silverman, LeeAnne Hutchinson, Paula McGonagle and Craig Baldwin. Photo by Richard Finkelstein.
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Full Ensemble. Photo by Richard Finkelstein.
SEPTIMUS AND CLARISSA
Ellen McLaughlin and LeeAnne Hutchison. Photo by Richard Finkelstein.
SEPTIMUS AND CLARISSA
SEPTIMUS AND CLARISSA takes audiences on a timely and harrowing ride inside the minds of a shell-shocked World War I veteran and an upper-class housewife forced to face her deepest fears. This visceral exploration of Woolf’s groundbreaking novel dives deep into the tensions of post-WWI London to expose the darkness that lurks beneath the fragile surface of peace.
Created in collaboration with the ensemble: Craig Baldwin, LeeAnne Hutchison, Paula McGonagle, Ellen McLaughlin, Tom Nelis, Henry Stram, Susan Pellegrino, Tommy Schrider, and Miriam Silverman.
Set and properties Susan Zeeman Rogers
Costumes Oana Botez-Ban
Lighting Keith Parham
Sound Jane Shaw
Extended run at Baruch Center for Performing Arts September 7th-October 8th, 2011.
“Thrilling and richly theatrical… Septimus and Clarissa” finds hypnotic poetry in the ordinary, the solemn, the rapturous and just about everything in between.” – The New York Times