Kimberly Senior ~ ^ Director
Arthur Miller Playwright

Cast

PJ Powers * + George

Janet Ulrich Brooks * + Kate

Juliet Hart * + Sue

Mark Richard * ^ Jim
Rebecca Buller Lydia
Eric Hellman Chris
Roger Mueller Joe
John Byrnes Frank
Cora Vander Broek Ann

Production Team

Ana Espinosa * Stage Manager

Charles Cooper # ^ Lighting Designer
Christopher A. Kriz # Sound Designer
Jack Magaw # Scenic Designer
Lindsey Pate Costume Designer
Susana Pelayo Properties Designer
Whitney Dibo Dramaturg
Thomas Weitz Assistant Director
Nick Sandys Fight Choreographer
James Ogden Production Manager/Technical Director
Michael C. Dutton Assistant Stage Manager
Kristin Grace Wardrobe Supervisor
Elizabeth Patterson Assistant Lighting Designer
Mac Vaughey Master Electrician
Coco Ree Lemery Assistant Sound Designer
James Keister Lobby Display Graphic Designer

Reviews

Chicago Stage Review

September 3, 2009

One of the most astoundingly acted productions that I have seen on a Chicago stage in years. This is a show that should not be missed by anyone who cares for theater … DO NOT MISS.

—Venus Zarris

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EDGE

September 4, 2009

There is much to be learned, discussed and considered from the past, as it shapes who we are in the present. TimeLine Theatre Company’s production embraces this idea and commits to it, artistically and socially, to the fullest extent … timeless snapshot of dramatic tension.

—Rebecca Sarwate

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Newcity

September 1, 2009

A substantial, convincing production of a timely Arthur Miller play … remarkably strong performances, with Janet Ulrich Brooks in a standout role as a grieving mother.

—Monica Westin

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Chicago Critic

August 31, 2009

You’ll not soon forget this tragically marvelous family drama. This production honors Arthur Miller’s words. Don’t miss it. TimeLine Theatre continues mounting excellent work.

—Tom Williams

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Lake County Journal

September 11, 2009

Exceptionally strong leads with solid backing from the rest of the cast provide fresh insights on the play.

—Tom Witom

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