Albee's A Delicate Balance Opens at the Berkshire Festival Aug. 24 | Playbill

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News Albee's A Delicate Balance Opens at the Berkshire Festival Aug. 24 Tony Award-winning playwright David Auburn directs A Delicate Balance, Edward Albee's extended family drama, which officially opens Aug. 24 after previews that began Aug. 17 at the Berkshire Theatre Festival.

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Maureen Anderman Photo by Jaime Davidson

Stage veterans Jonathan Hogan (As Is) and Maureen Anderman (The Lady From Dubuque) portray Tobias and Agnes, respectively, whose peaceful life is interrupted when unexpected friends and family come to call. Performances continue through Sept. 4 on the BTF main stage.

The cast also features Mia Barron (The Coast of Utopia) as their daughter Julia, Tony nominee Mia Dillon (Crimes of the Heart) as Edna, Keir Dullea ("2001 A Space Odyssey") as Harry and Lisa Emery (Present Laughter) as Claire.

According BTF, "Agnes and Tobias, a 50-something couple, want nothing more than to be left alone. However, they are saddled with Agnes’s alcoholic sister. When their daughter returns home as a result of her fourth divorce and their best friends seek asylum from some unnamed 'fear,' tensions fray and every relationship in the house threatens to fall apart. An examination of the intricate web we all create among our friends and family and how easily it can all fall apart, A Delicate Balance sings with Albee’s trademark lyricism and insight."

Designing the production are R. Michael Miller (scenic design), Wade Laboissonniere (costume design), Daniel J. Kotlowitz (lighting design) and Scott Killian (original music and sound design).

For tickets call the BTF box office at (413) 298-5576 or visit BerkshireTheatreFestival.

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Keir Dullea, Lisa Emery, Jonathan Hogan, Mia Dillon, Maureen Anderman and Mia Barron Photo by Jaime Davidson
 
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