All’s Well That Ends Well 10-11

STC Artistic Director Michael Kahn directs this adventure story that examines how far one will go to obtain the object of her heart’s desire. In Shakespeare’s moving comedy, Helena wants Bertram, and Bertram wants anything but marriage. With resourceful deception and ample persistence, our heroine Helena overcomes one obstacle after another. Marsha Mason, star of stage and screen (four-time Academy Award nominee), makes her STC debut in our romantic season opener.

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Bev Appleton*
First Elder Lord

Michael Bakkensen*
Parolles

Nick DePinto*
Dumaine the Elder

Conrad Feininger*
Second Elder Lord/Duke of Florence

Daniel Flint
Interpreter/Ensemble

Adam Green*
Lavatch

Kevin Hasser
Ensemble

Russell Jonas
Ensemble

Marsha Mason*
Countess of Rossillion

Natalie Mitchell*
Diana

Caitlin O’Connell*
Widow Capilet

Barbara Pinolini*
Mariana/Reynalda

Charity Pomeroy
Ensemble

Tony Roach*
Bertram

John William Schiffbauer
Ensemble

Miriam Silverman*
Helena

Ted van Griethuysen*
King of France

Kristen Varvaris
Ensemble

Paxton Whitehead*
Lafew

Scott Woltz
Ensemble

Kevin Woods
Ensemble

Danny Yoerges
Dumaine the Younger

* Member of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers.

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Michael Kahn
Director

Court Watson
Scenic Designer

Robert Perdziola
Costume Designer

Charlie Morrison
Lighting Designer

Adam Wernick
Composer

Martin Desjardins
Sound Designer

Karma Camp
Choreographer

Ellen O’Brien
Voice and Text Coach

Jenny Lord
Assistant Director

Akiva Fox
Literary Associate

Joseph Smelser*
Stage Manager

Benjamin Royer*
Assistant Stage Manager

Anne Nesmith
Wig Designer
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“Lively comedy…springs brightly, joyfully to life.”
Washington City Paper

“Featherweight charm …suitably stuffed, as we’d expect, with humor, wit, and poetry.”
DC Theatre Scene

“…a well-polished, amiable excursion…”
Theater Mania

“««««”
Metro Weekly

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