by Craig Lucas

This inventive comedy demonstrates our modern day inability to communicate and connect with others.  The play, presented in three scenes, depicts the lives of seven people before, during, and after a Manhattan dinner party.  Described as rhapsodic and lyrical, "Blue Window" explores the qualities that estrange us from one another.  Lucas' intriguing play enjoyed a long Off-Broadway run and won the prestigious George and Elisabeth Marton Award for Playwrighting.

February 2 - March 3, 2007

Cast:

Lisa Burl: Libby

DC Cathro: Norbery

Amy Easton: Emily

Gené Fouché: Boo

Julie Herber: Alice

Brian Irons: Griever

Chris Mancusi: Tom

Production Team:

Director: Peter Wray

Stage Manager: Mak Nichols

Set Design: Joann Lee

Lighting Design: Tad Janes

Sound Design: Tom Majarov

Costume Design: Sherry Shaner

Props: Sarah Straw