Triad Stage

Anna Christie

February 9 - March 2, 2014

Showtimes

2014
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Sun, Feb 97:30pm
Feb 10
Tue, Feb 117:30pm
Wed, Feb 127:30pm
Thu, Feb 137:30pm
Fri, Feb 148:00pm
Sat, Feb 158:00pm
Sun, Feb 162:00pm7:30pm
Feb 17
Tue, Feb 187:30pm
Wed, Feb 197:30pm
Thu, Feb 207:30pm
Fri, Feb 218:00pm
Sat, Feb 228:00pm
Sun, Feb 232:00pm7:30pm
Feb 24
Tue, Feb 257:30pm
Wed, Feb 267:30pm
Thu, Feb 277:30pm
Fri, Feb 288:00pm
Sat, Mar 18:00pm
Sun, Mar 22:00pm7:30pm
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About

Anna Christie

by Eugene O'Neill

Set to sea.

A coal barge captain spends his days at a dingy waterfront saloon, cursing the old devil sea.   A letter arrives from his long lost daughter announcing she is coming to see him. She’s a stranger to the sea, but has devils of her own.  She sets to sail with her father searching for a family she has never known.  When they rescue a powerful, rough sailor, she falls in love. But as they journey on, her past secrets threaten her hope for a new life. The first great American play by America’s only Nobel Prize winning playwright is an astonishing love story played out against the tempestuous sea. 

 

 

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Cast

Larry
Josh Foldy
Chris Christopherson
Gordon Joseph Weiss
Marthy Owen
Christine Morris
Anna Christopherson
Gardner Reed
Mat Burke
Matthew Bellows

Creative Team

Scenic Designer
Fred Kinney
Costume Designer
Miwa Ishii
Lighting Designer
Jiyoun Chang
Sound Designer
Phillip Owen
Fight Director
Jim Wren
Casting Director
Cindi Rush
Dramaturg
Bryan Conger
Stage Manager
Emily J. Mails

Photos Anna Christie

Triad Stage - Pictured: Gordon Joseph Weiss, Gardner Reed and Matthew BellowsTriad Stage - Pictured: Gardner Reed and Matthew Bellows. Photo by VanderVeen Photographers. Triad Stage - Pictured: Gardner Reed. Photo by VanderVeen Photographers. Triad Stage - Pictured: Gardner Reed and Gordon Joseph Weiss. Photo by Fred Kinney.Triad Stage - Pictured: Gordon Joseph Weiss, Gardner Reed and Matthew Bellows. Photo by VanderVeen PhotographersTriad Stage - Pictured: Matthew Bellows, Gordon Joseph Weiss and Gardner Reed. Photo by VanderVeen PhotographersTriad Stage - Pictured: Gardner Reed and Gordon Joseph Weiss. Photo by VanderVeen PhotographersTriad Stage - Pictured: Gardner Reed and Matthew Bellows. Photo by VanderVeen PhotographersTriad Stage - Pictured: Gardner Reed and Matthew Bellows. Photo by VanderVeen PhotographersTriad Stage - Pictured: Gardner Reed and Gordon Joseph Weiss. Photo by Fred Kinney.Triad Stage - Pictured: Gardner Reed and Gordon Joseph Weiss. Photo by VanderVeen PhotographersTriad Stage - Pictured: Gardner Reed, Matthew Bellows and Gordon Joseph Weiss. Photo by VanderVeen PhotographersTriad Stage - Pictured: Matthew Bellows, Gardner Reed and Gordon Joseph Weiss. Photo by VanderVeen PhotographersTriad Stage - Pictured: Matthew Bellows and Gordon Joseph Weiss. Photo by VanderVeen PhotographersTriad Stage - Pictured: Gordon Joseph Weiss. Photo by VanderVeen PhotographersTriad Stage - Pictured: Gordon Joseph Weiss and Gardner Reed. Photo by VanderVeen PhotographersTriad Stage - Pictured: Gardner Reed and Gordon Joseph Weiss. Photo by VanderVeen PhotographersTriad Stage - Pictured: Gardner Reed, Josh Foldy and Christine Morris. Photo by VanderVeen PhotographersTriad Stage - Pictured: Josh Foldy, Gordon Joseph Weiss and Christine Morris. Photo by VanderVeen PhotographersTriad Stage - Pictured: Gordon Joseph Weiss, Christine Morris and Josh Foldy. Photo by VanderVeen Photographers

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News & Reviews Anna Christie

Reviews:

Triad Stage triumphs with Anna Christie
Roch 101
February 19, 2014

It would be easy to take the serious themes of Anna Chrsitie and sink a production into one-dimensional gloom. Under Preston Lane's able direction, however, the play succeeds brilliantly at reaching the depths of existential angst while bobbing back up to moments of glimmering hope and twinkles of love. This beautiful interplay has us wondering until the very end if we are in for a tragic or uplifting story.

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Reviews:

THROUGH 3/2: Triad Stage Sets Sail with Eugene O'Neill's Award-Winning Classic Anna Christie
Classical Voice of North Carolina
February 14, 2014

 Amid the search of harbor lights, buoyed on waves, and pulled by a current, the truth refuses to stay adrift. Inevitably, the past always tends to wash ashore. Fortunately for theatergoers, Triad Stage’s remarkable production of Eugene O’Neill’s Anna Christie proves that the past is rich with theatrical gems!

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News:

The sea is a controlling force in Triad Stage's "Anna Christie"
News & Record / Go Triad
February 6, 2014

 Eugene O'Neill, whom many would consider America's greatest playwright, was not known as a political pundit. Yet, many of the themes he explored as much as a century ago, though not overtly political, have a keen relevance and timliness, particularly those of lost opportunity and the ability either to rise above one's circumstances of birth or blame outside, uncontrollable forces. 

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Press Releases:

Triad Stage Sets to Sea with ANNA CHRISTIE
January 21, 2014

Triad Stage’s Lucky Season continues with ANNA CHRISTIE by Eugene O’Neill. The first great American play by America’s only Nobel Prize-winning playwright is an astonishing love story played out against the tempestuous sea.

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