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by Franz Kafka
adapted and directed by Christopher Gallu*
Hilarious and horrifying, The Trial is the tale of Joseph K., a man arrested and put on trial before a mysterious court that never discloses his alleged crime. Adapted and directed by Catalyst’s Producing Artistic Director and 2007 Helen Hayes nominee Christopher Gallu, this production promises to bring Kafka’s horrifying tale to the stage in Catalyst’s unique and intimate style.
Cast: Christopher Janson*, Elizabeth Richards* and Ellen Young*, with Ralph Cosham, Catherine Deadman, Ashely Ivey, David Johnson, Jim Jorgenson and Grady Weatherford.
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by Adam Bock
directed by Scott Fortier*
In this quirky comedy Barb finds out that Buddhist monks only own eight things -- and wonders if that is all she wants. Donna wants Carla Carla to marry her, but Carla Carla doesn't like that Donna smokes. Nick falls for a shark at the aquarium and tries not to sleep with him too fast. Plus dream sequences. Plus a wedding. This hilarious romp will mark the directorial debut of Catalyst Artistic Director and 2-time Helen Hayes award nominee Scott Fortier.
Cast: Scott Bailey, Patrick Bussink, September Fortier*, Christopher Janson*, Adrienne Nelson, Ellen Young*
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by Sheila Callaghan
directed by Shirley Serotsky*
Crumble is the story of a young, lonely girl who fantasizes about Justin Timberlake; her widowed mother, who fantasizes about Harrison Ford; and their underappreciated apartment, which fantasizes about the days it was better cared for. Crumble is a bittersweet, utterly original work that is sure to enthrall audiences. This production marks the second collaboration between Callaghan and company member Shirley Serotsky, who directed Callaghan’s We Are Not These Hands.
Cast: Kathleen Akerley, Jason Stiles, Eric Messner, Casie Platt, Elizabeth Richards*
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