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Angels In America Part II: Peristroika

Directed by Gary Taylor

FOR MATURE AUDIENCES ONLY, STRONG LANGUAGE, AND ADULT SITUATIONS.

October 16th, 17th, 22nd, 23rd, & 24th @ 8:00pm

October 18th @ 2:00pm

Tickets: (First Season Show Included in Season Subscription)

General Admission - $15.00

Seniors, Students & Military - $12.00

Cast:

Rabbi - Robert Newton
Roy Cohn - Jim Rux
Joe Pitt - Manley Shaw
Harper Pitt - Mari Kenney
Mr. Lies - Mathew Funk
Louis Ironson - Jason Syverson
Prior Walter - Wesley Sykes
Henry - Larry Clark
Nurse - Genie Talbert
Martin - Robert Newton
The Man In Central Park - Jerry Scott
Belize - Autherius Lawson
Martin - Robert Newton
Hannah Pitt - Tina Johnston
Sister Ella Chapter - Rachel Rice
The First Ghost of Prior - Robert Newton
The Second Ghost of Prior - Clayton Pennyfeather
Doctor - Marie Ballentyne
Homeless Woman - Joy Williams
The Ghost of Ethel Rosenberg - Cheryl Grace
The Angel of America - Kelly Norris

Crew:

Directed - Gary Taylor

Assistant Director - Tina Johnston

Stage Manager - Maggie Marquez-Wooten

Technical Directors - Bill Collins and John Poelma

Scenic Artist - Jerry Scott

Technical and Artistic Design - Bill Collins, John Poelma, Jerry Scott, Gary Taylor

Props - Rosemary Purcell and Company

Seamstress - Judy Marquez

Costumes - Company

Set Change Assistance by Kim Clemons and Rosemary Purcell

Light Operation - Bill Collins

Spotlight Operation - TBA

Sound Operation by - TBA

Hebrew Language Consultant - Milton Grishman

Yiddish Language Consultant - Michael Wilk

Plot:

Religion, politics, sex and death combine in this Pulitzer prize-winning play about an HIV Patient who begins to hear voices and see visions but are they hallucinations or are they real? Set during the 1980's in the second Reagan administration, Angels in America is a swirling kaleidoscope of ghosts, dreams, political plots, disasters, and unexpected miracles. Angels in America is a play that asks who the Angels in America really are. Recommended for mature audiences only.

The second half of Tony Kushner's Pulitzer Prize-winning epic. "Angels in America, Perestroika" steers the characters introduced in "Millennium Approaches" from the opportunistic eighties to a new sense of community in the nineties. "Not only a stunning resolution of the resounding human drama of "Millennium Approaches, " but also a true millennial work of art."--Frank Rich, "The New York Times".