Venue: Main Stage
Adapted from the Novel by Jane Austen by Joseph Hanreddy & J. R. Sullivan
Starring: Lenne B. Klingaman as Elinor Dashwood, Lindsey Marie Schmeltzer as Marianne Dashwood, Teddy Spencer as Edward/Robert Ferrars, Matt K. Miller as Sir John Middleton, & David Campfield as Colonel Brandon
Directed By: Shannon Mahoney
Running Time: 2 Hours 35 Minutes
Parental Guidance: Appropriate for Middle School & Up
Community Partnership: Sacramento Public Library
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Synopsis
Teddy Spencer (Edward), Lenne Klingaman (Elinor), Lindsey Marie Schmeltzer (Marianne), & Kevin Gish (Willoughby) at the Sacramento Public Library
Preview performances September 30 – October 3; Opening night is October 3. Signed performance is October 16.
This beloved story, set in early 1800s England, follows the Dashwoods and the period after they move to the family cottage of the Middletons. Daughters Elinor and Marianne Dashwood are both looking for love, but the elder Elinor pursues romance through rationality and friendship, while Marianne lets her passionate heart take the lead. With just the right mix of humor, romance, and happy endings, the classic novel comes to life on stage in this Northern California premiere of a new adaptation of Jane Austen’s popular work.
This adaptation was originally commissioned by the Utah Shakespeare Festival, R. Scott Phillips, Executive Director, David Ivers & Brian Vaughn, Artistic Directors.
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