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A Family Affair
By Alexander Ostrovsky
Directed by Marcia Jean Kurtz
February 16-19, 2001
The New-York Historical Society Theatre
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From the government censor's report on Ostrovsky's first full length play, 1850: "All the characters are first-class villians. The dialogue is filthy. The entire play is an insult to the Russian merchant class." What better recommendation can there be for this remarkable and irreverant comedy? |
| CAST/CREW |
Genevieve Elam
Lipochka (Bashov's Daughter)
Cynthia Darlow
Agrafena (Bashov's wife)
Nora Chester
Fominishna (a housekeeper)
Delphi Harrington
Ustinya (a match-maker)
Gregory Salata
Rispolozhensky (a solictor)
Tom Brennan
Bolshov (a merchant)
Greg McFadden
Lazar (assistant to Bashov)
Nicolas Panken
Tishka (a boy)
David Edward Jones
Stage Narration
David Toser
Costume Consultant
Francys Olivia Burch
Production Stage Manager
Meghan Beals Assistant Director |
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