The Alzheimer’s Association presents
THE OTHER PLACE
written by SHARR WHITE
sponsored by JABA and Tim McNamara & Lisa Grant
Memories. Sometimes that’s all you have to cling to.
But what happens when your memories betray you and are no longer there? Or what if the memories that seem so vivid and tangible aren’t really yours?
Juliana Smithton, a brilliant and ambitious neurologist, struggles to discern between truth and fabrication as her life continues – seemingly without her. Weaving in moments of unexpected humor and heart, THE OTHER PLACE is a penetrating drama where a mystery unravels; and where truth, invention, love, and loss vie for Juliana’s mind.
After completing it’s Broadway Run in 2013, this play will make its Regional Premiere at Live Arts.
CHECK OUT THE NOW SHOWING VIDEO HERE.
February 5 – February 27, 2016
CAST
JULIANA
Kate Bennis
IAN
Martyn Kyle
THE WOMAN
Zoe Farmingdale
THE MAN
Scott Dunn
PRODUCTION TEAM
PRODUCER
John Conover
DIRECTOR
Betsy Rudelich Tucker
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
Aspen Miller
MOVEMENT CONSULTANT
Marianne Kubik
CHOREOGRAPHER
Melissa Charles
PRODUCTION STAGE MANAGER
Kristen Riordan
SCENIC DESIGNER
Shawn Paul Evans
LIGHTING DESIGNER
Steven Spera
COSTUME DESIGNER
Tricia Emlet
COSTUME DESIGNER
Elizabeth Trevor
SOUND DESIGNER
Cristan Keighley
PROPERTIES DESIGNER
Anne Shelton
LIGHT BOARD TECHNICIAN
Lori Pinkey
LIGHT BOARD TECHNICIAN
Cara Warren
SOUND BOARD TECHNICIAN
Rowan Barnes
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