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Miss Julia...
Past Production - November 1995
by August Stindberg
Translation by Peter Watts
Directed by Mary Hernandez
The action takes place in Midsummer Eve of 1888, in the kitchen of the
Count's country house.
Director's Notes: Each generation feels it has unique
issues to address and conquer. Each individual wants to simply belong and be
loved. Some people struggle to rise in a class system, while those at the
top may long for a simpler life. How we live and die is determined by
society.
This play, written in the late 1800's, revolves around issues of love,
class, and gender. Thereby, making it as true today as when it was initially
performed. Strindberg shows us how people struggle to live...and die. We
thank you for coming and allowing us to present the work of this genius.
Press and Photos:
See photos of the production
here.
Cast / Ensemble:
Kristin: Annette
Patterson
Jean: Jade Jesser
Miss Julia: Lysa Fox
Production and Design:
Director: Mary
Hernandez
Assistant Director/Stage Manager: Nicole Wallace
Costume Design: Becky Beaver
Costume Construction: Dina Atwood, Sandy Hays
Poster Design: Jade Jesser
Program Design: Nicole Wallace
Lighting: Lisa Ryan
Sound: Tim Gross
Musician: Trevor Kreiger
House Managers: Nikki Tatum, Jim Patterson, Mace Archer
Special Thanks: Shirley Ritter - Picket Fences Antiques
and Collectibles, Sylvester's Bargain Emporium, Lois Bent - KEMC, Robert Wood -
Billings Studio Theatre, Christine Meyers - The Billings Gazette, Mace Archer,
Vonnie Austin, Jan Costello, Blaine Jensen, Jean Owen, Michelle Stellah, Merl
and Clara Still, Kyle Trott
Show Dates & Times:
Show Location:
Theatre 606, Liberal Arts Building, MSU-Billings
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