May 3rd - Jun 28th, 2014
Rattlestick Theater Presents
A Fable
Written by David Van Asselt Directed by Daniel Talbott
CAST
Sergeant Chuckles / Rocky Fug - Edward Carnevale
Want / Mother / Mercy - Liza Fernandez
Chandra - Dawn-Lyen Gardner
Biff / Soldier - Maxwell Hamilton
Uncle / Fourhire - Jerry Matz
Jonny - Hubert Point-Du Jour
Molly / Aunt - Eileen Rivera
Secretary / Woman / Ensemble - Sarah Shaefer
Hallie Burton / Elena / Cherry Worms - Pamela Shaw
Angela - Samantha Soule
Father - Alok Tewari
Luke - Gordon Joseph Weiss
Collin / Bill Milkem / Young Man - Sanford Wilson
PRODUCTION STAGE MANAGER - Sanford Wilson
CREATIVE TEAM
Artistic Director - Daniel Talbott
Artistic Director - David Van Asselt
Produced in Association - Rattlestick Playwrights Theater
Managing Director - Brian Long
Playwright - David Van Asselt
Music - Elizabeth Swados
Songs - Elizabeth Swados
Director - Daniel Talbott
Musical Director - Trevor Bachman
Assistant Director - Sarah Shaefer
Fight Director - UnkleDave's Fight-House
Set Designer - John McDermott
Costume Designer - Tristan Raines
Lighting Designer - Joel Moritz
Sound Designer - Janie Bullard
Projection Designer - Kaitlyn Pietras
Hair/Make-Up - Caitlin Conci
Press Representative - Richard Kornberg & Associates
Press Representative - Don Summa
Stage Manager - Andrew Slater
Assistant Stage Manager - Lorely Trinidad
Production Manager - David Nelson
Technical Director - Caroline Blackford
Prop Master - Christine Goldman
Wardrobe - Jude Hinojosa
Casting - Calleri Casting
Advertising - DR Advertising
Marketing - Leanne Schanzer Promotions, Inc.
Produced By Rising Phoenix Repertory in association with Rattlestick Playwrights Theater at Cherry Lane Theatre
The epic adventure of an idealist spurred on by love to right a long-forgotten wrong, A Fable follow his encounters with a whole cast of characters — colorful and corrupt, lucky and ill-fated — as they each grope their way through a landscape of nationwide strife and corporate greed. A play of dualities, A Fable takes into question how each choice we make can drastically change our ending.
Photos by Paula Court