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News Old Globe's August: Osage County Will Star Robert Foxworth, Angela Reed, Lois Markle, Kelly McAndrew The dysfunctional family of Tracy Letts' Pulitzer Prize-winning play August: Osage County at The Old Globe in San Diego will include Robert Foxworth as gone-missing Beverly Weston, Lois Markle as pill-popping matriarch Violet Weston and Angela Reed as volcanic daughter Barbara.

Directed by Obie Award winner Sam Gold (Circle Mirror Transformation, The Aliens), the dark comedy will run in the Old Globe Theatre May 7-June 12. Opening is May 12.

Kimberly Guerrero, who originated the role of new live-in housekeeper Johnna in Steppenwolf Theatre Company's August: Osage County and performed in Chicago, on Broadway, at the National Theatre in London and Sydney Theatre Company in Australia, will play the part in this new resident production.

The Tony Award-winning play about a family that reunites in Oklahoma following the disappearance of the patriarch, Beverley, will also feature Robin Pearson Rose (as Mattie Fae Aiken), Joseph Adams (Bill Fordham), Guy Boyd (Charlie Aiken), Todd Cerveris (Sheriff Deon Gilbeau), Carla Harting (Ivy Weston), Ronete Levenson (Jean Fordham), Robert Maffia (Steve Heidebrecht), Kelly McAndrew (Karen Weston) and Haynes Thigpen (Little Charles Aiken).

The creative team includes David Zinn (scenic design), Clint Ramos (costume design), Japhy Weideman (lighting design), Fitz Patton (sound design), Jan Gist (dialect coach) and Diana Moser (stage manager).

For tickets and information, visit www.TheOldGlobe.org.

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Robert Maffia, Kelly McAndrew, Joseph Adams, Ronete Levenson, Angela Reed, Robert Foxworth, Lois Markle, Robin Pearson Rose, Guy Boyd, Haynes Thigpen, Carla Harting, Kimberly Guerrero and Todd Cerveris Photo by Henry DiRocco
 
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