Extended Through January 4
James Joyce’s
“The Dead”
Book by Richard Nelson
Music by Shaun Davey
Lyrics by Richard Nelson & Shaun Davey
Directed by Charles Newell
Music Direction by Doug Peck
Choreography by Tammy Mader
Nov 28, 2003 — Jan 04, 2004
“POWERFUL ACCOMPLISHMENT… LOVELY, DEEPLY FELT… Court’s production I’ll remember for a long time” -CHICAGO TRIBUNE
“A TRIBUTE TO JAMES JOYCE… we experience the darkest depths, but we also see the blinding light.” -CHICAGO SUN TIMES
“HAUNTING MOMENTS and POWERFUL PERFORMANCES, and it’s simply yet beautifully designed” -CHICAGO READER
“A CHARMING GEM OF A TALE… this is a poignant and dazzling jewel of a holiday show.” -DAILY SOUTHTOWN
“A FIRST RATE ENSEMBLE… presented with such grace, passion, humor and vivacity that one is swept away by it.” -GAY CHICAGO MAGAZINE
Haunting and tender, this deeply touching holiday musical was hailed as one of the 2002 theatre season’s finest productions. Based on James Joyce’s Dubliners and filled with Irish folk melodies and dancing, Court Theatre is pleased to bring this holiday hit back this season. Chicago favorites, John Reeger, Paula Scrofano, and Deanna Dunagan will reprise their critically acclaimed roles. James Joyce’s “The Dead” is the perfect play to experience with your friends and family this holiday season.
Artistic Team
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Director— Charles Newell
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Music Director/Piano— Doug Peck
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Choreographer— Mark Howard
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Scenic Designer— Brian Sydney Bembridge
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Costume Designer— Linda Roethke
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Lighting Designer— Joel Moritz
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Sound Designer— Bruce Holland
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Cello— Martine Benmann
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Flute— Marie Micol Bennett
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Guitar— Tim Meade
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Violin— Eugenia Wie
Cast
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Gabriel Conroy— John Reeger
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Julia Morkan— Deanna Dunagan
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Kate Morkan— Ann Stevenson Whitney
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Mary Jane Morkan— McKinley Carter
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Gretta Conroy— Paula Scrofano
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Lily— Christa Buck
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Mr. Browne— Neil Friedman
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Molly Ivors— Carey Peters
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Michael— Robert Adelman Hancock
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Rita/Young Julia— Kimberly Irion
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Bartell D'Arcy— Stephen Wallem
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Mrs. Malins— Penny Slusher
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Freddy Malins— Christopher Cordon
