A Month in the Country | Huntington Theatre Company

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It's always passionate...

Natalya has a loving husband and an attentive lover, but she turns her back on both when her young son's tutor arrives for the summer, stirring within her a new-found passion. Turgenev's classic tale of passion and pathos finds a fresh voice in this lyrical adaptation by Brian Friel, Ireland's most acclaimed living playwright.

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Melinda Lopez Lizaveta Bogdanovna Melinda Lopez Lizaveta Bogdanovna
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Melinda Lopez

Lizaveta Bogdanovna

Melinda Lopez is the playwright-in-residence at the Huntington Theatre Company. Her one-woman show Mala won the 2017 Elliot Norton Award for Best New Play. Other plays include Becoming Cuba (2014) (Huntington Theatre Company), Back the Night (Boston Playwrights’ Theatre), Caroline in Jersey (Williamstown Theatre Festival), Orchids to Octopi (Central Square Theater, commissioned by the National Institutes of Health for the Darwin bicentennial), Gary (Steppenwolf First Look Repertory and Boston Playwrights’ Theatre), Alexandros (Laguna Playhouse), Midnight Sandwich/Medianoche (Elliot Norton Award for Outstanding Solo Performance, Coconut Grove Playhouse), and multiple short plays.
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Jeremiah Kissel Ignaty Shpigelsky Jeremiah Kissel Ignaty Shpigelsky
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Jeremiah Kissel

Ignaty Shpigelsky

Jeremiah Kissel previously appeared at the Huntington in Invisible Man (2013), A Month in the Country (2002), The Sisters Rosensweig (2005), and Sonia Flew (2004), among several others
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Nicholas Martin Director Nicholas Martin Director
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Nicholas Martin

Director

Nicholas Martin (1938-2014) served as former Artistic Director of the Huntington from 2000 through 2008, where he directed Bus Stop, The Corn is Green, She Loves Me, Present Laughte with Victor Garbar, Sonia Flew, Butley with Nathan Lane, Hedda Gabler with Kate Burton, and Dead End, among many others. His Broadway credits include Christopher Durang’s smash hit Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike, Present Laughter...
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Alexander Dodge Scenic Design Alexander Dodge Scenic Design
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Alexander Dodge

Scenic Design

Alexander Dodge returns to the Huntington having previously designed the sets for Bad Dates (2018); Tartuffe (2018); Bedroom Farce (2016); Smart People (2014); Rapture, Blister, Burn (2013); Good People (2012); The Miracle at Naples (2009); Boleros for the Disenchanted (2008); Brendan (2007); and many more.
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Michael Krass Costume Design Michael Krass Costume Design
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Michael Krass

Costume Design

Michael Krass designed costumes for A Doll's House (2017), A Confederacy of Dunces (2015), Awake and Sing! (2014), The Rivals (2005), The Rose Tattoo (2004), A Month in the Country (2002), and Dead End (2000) — among many others — at the Huntington.
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Jeff Croiter Lighting Design Jeff Croiter Lighting Design
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Jeff Croiter

Lighting Design

Jeff Croiter has Huntington credits that include lighting design for A Little Night Music (2015), Rapture, Blister, Burn (2013), Pirates! (or, Gilbert and Sullivan Plunder’d)(2009), A Month in the Country (2002), Brendan (2007), Trumbo (2005), Kiki and Herb (2007), and Streamers (2007).
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Mark SetlockHerr Schaaf
Alice DuffyAnna Islayeva
Jennifer Van DycjkNatalya Petrovna
Stacy FischerKatya
James Joseph O'NeilMichel Rakitin
Ben FoxAleksey Belyayev
Barlow AdamsonMatvey
Jessica DickeyVera Aleksandrovna
Tom BloomArkady Islayev
Tom LacyAfanasy Bolshintsov
Brian FrielAdaptor
Ivan TurgenevPlaywright
Jerry YagerSound Design

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Artists

Melinda Lopez

Lizaveta Bogdanovna

Jeremiah Kissel

Ignaty Shpigelsky

Nicholas Martin

Director

Alexander Dodge

Scenic Design

Michael Krass

Costume Design

Jeff Croiter

Lighting Design

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