By Eugene O'Neill
Directed By Jean-Marie Apostolides
April - May 2002
Notes from the Director Jean-Marie Apostolides:
Eugene O’Neill (1888-1953) wrote Long Day’s Journey into Night in 1941. The play is dedicated to Carlotta, his second wife. The author meant it "as a tribute to [her] love and tenderness which gave [him] the faith in love that enabled [him] to face [his] dead at last".
By Tom Stoppard
Directed by Mikel Clifford
Set in Zurich, Switzerland during World War I, this fast-paced farce muses on the chance meeting of several literary and historical figures.
By Wendy Wasserstein
Directed By Fel Cruz
Fridays and Saturdays 8 PM
July 12 through August 10, 2002
and Thursday August 8.
A funny, touching look at changes in a generation as seen by Heidi Holland as she and her friends travel their own paths to maturity. This is Actors Ensemble's last play at Live Oak Theatre until completion of seismic retrofitting in mid 2003.
By Anton Checkhov
Directed by Debra Blondheim
The Jewish middle-aged sisters, originally from Brooklyn, come together in Queen Anne's Gate, London, to celebrate the fifty-fourth birthday of Sara, the eldest, now a brilliant British banker.
Actors Ensemble of Berkeley is delighted to acknowledge the Berkeley Civic Arts Program and Civic Arts Commission's support in the form of a grant of $8,000.00 awarded in 2017. Also, a thank you to Theatre Bay Area for a grant of $2,500.00.
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