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Lee Grant | Various roles | |
Marsha Mason | Various roles | |
Edward Asner | Various roles | |
Richard Chamberlain | Anton Chekhov/Various roles | |
Bob Dishy | Various roles | |
Gary Dontzig | Various Roles | |
Orlando Bloom | Dr. Martin Blake | |
Riley Keough | Diane Dixon | |
Taraji P. Henson | Nurse Theresa | |
Rob Morrow | Dr. Waylans | |
Michael Pena | Jimmy | |
Troy Garity | Dan | |
Molly Price | Mrs. Nixon | |
Wade Williams | Mr. Nixon | |
Sorel Carradine | Valerie | |
Gary Carlos Cervantes | Mr. Sanchez | |
Monique Gabriela Cumen | Nurse Maryanne | |
Jean St. James | Nurse Carol |
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Producer | Lindsay Law
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Writer | Anton Chekhov
Neil Simon John Embom |
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This hit by Neil Simon, one of the most prolific and beloved playwrights of all time, was inspired by Anton Chekhov's early short stories: which so eloquently capture the comic and serious sides of the 19th century Russian Bourgeoisie. Simon's tribute to Chekhov resonates with great feeling and warm humor. Richard Chamberlain as The Writer, who ties everything together, glides through the production in a variety of fascinating guises, opening with The Sneeze: and progressing to The Governess. He is joined by an all-star team of farceurs including Ed Asner, Bob Dishy, Lee Grant and Marsha Mason. |
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