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News Target Margin's Uncle Vanya Opens at HERE April 30 The Target Margin Theater's re-imagined production of Uncle Vanya, featuring Greig Sargeant in the title role, officially opens April 30 at HERE.

Target Margin artistic director David Herskovits stages the new look at Chekhov's classic that began previews April 26 for a run through May 19.

In addition to Sargeant in the title, the cast also features Clare Barron as Marina, Don Castro as Telegin, Rebecca Hart as Helena, Susan Hyon as Sonya, Mary Neufeld as Serebryakov, Edward O'Blenis as Astrov and Steven Rattazzi as Mme. Voynitskaya.

According to Herskovits, "Our reimagined production of Uncle Vanya is 'After Anton,' in many senses, the theme of our current season. It is a later recreation of a classic work, like a painting, 'after an old master.' But it is also a memory, a recollection of a story, people, feelings, that may seem lost in the distance, and yet suddenly present. Everyone in this story is living in the past or living in the future, but only rarely do they actually engage with the present, the full passionate immediate moment."

"My approach to telling the story reflects that displacement," he added. "We have reinvented the text through a process of workshop play, reading, and rewriting; as if the story had been learned, forgotten and then remembered in different words. So, too, I hope to create a layered event, with the sounds, colors, and immediacy of lived experience sometimes muted and sometimes vivid; sometimes grisaille and sometimes Technicolor."

The design team includes Laura Jellinek (set design), Annie Simon (costume design), Lenore Doxsee (lighting design), Kate Marvin (sound design and dramaturg), David Herskovits (sound design) and Kate Foster (prop design). For tickets, visit HERE.org. HERE is located at 145 Sixth Avenue.

For further information visit TargetMargin.

 
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