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1995-1996 Season

Victims of Duty
by Eugéne Ionescö
Directed by Shira Piven
With: Christopher Gerson, Amy Landecker, Shelia-Marie Robinson, Michael Shannon
and Guy Van Swearingen.

Victims of Duty opens as Choubert, the archetypal bourgeois everyman, and his wife Madeleine are spending a quiet evening at home. Their tranquillity is interrupted when the Detective, who is trying to track down Mallot, the previous tenant of their flat, arrives and calls on Choubert to aide his search. What ensues is a roller-coaster ride of high comedy and horrific tragedy as Choubert examines his past, present, and future to figure out exactly where Mallot could be hiding.

Written in 1952, Ionesco's Victims of Duty exploits the noir detective formulas of its time as it explores the enigmatic process of establishing a personal identity in the modern world. Director Piven teams up once again with A Red Orchid Theatre to bring this insightful and provocative work to the stage.


The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial
by Herman Wouk
Directed by Wilson Milam
With: Frank Dominelli, Lawrence Grimm, Gordon Gillespie, Steve Juergens, Tracy Letts, Jeff Mangrum, Joan O'Connell, Matt Scharff, Jeff Still, Guy Van Swearingen, Doug Vickers and Benjamin Werling.

The trial of Lieutenant Stephen Maryk, who has been charged with unlawfully seizing control of the U.S.S. Caine from Captain Philip Queeg while the ship was in the midst of a harrowing typhoon. Maryk's defense hinges on one elusive question: Was Captain Queeg mentally fit to navigate the ship through the storm to safety, or was Maryk's decision to take the helm the only chance for the crew's survival? Throughout the course of the testimony, Wouk's contemporary morality tale attempts to find the line between discipline and compulsion, fear and paranoia, valor and shame.


The Questioning of Nick3
by Arthur Kopit
Directed Richard Cotovsky


Canus Lunis Balloonis*
(World Premiere)
by Chris Stolte
Directed by Richard Cotovsky

*received Joseph Jefferson citation for Best New Work, and nomination for Best Ensemble