Two blurred figures circle a seated performer on a red-lit stage.

2007 · Schapiro Theater, Columbia University

The Seagull

A seated man and standing woman face one another between red scenic panels.

Chekhov’s The Seagull follows a family and its circle of artists through competing ideas of love, work, success, and the forms a new theater might take.

A kneeling man reaches toward a woman in white on a stage scattered with flowers.

Two performers kiss under warm light against a dark background.

An ensemble stands across separated platforms while a seated man faces the audience.

A man and woman sit apart on chairs framed by orange and red panels.

Presentations

October 27–29, 2006: Schapiro Theater, Columbia University · New York City

Playwright: Anton Chekhov

Director: Michael Rau
Scenic Design: Rob Leitzell
Lighting Design: Chung Liao
Costume Design: Zi Xie
Dramaturgy: Tessa LaNeve
Stage Management: Barbara Keilhoffer

Performer: Babis Gousias
Performer: Chris Henry
Performer: Sarah Matteucci
Performer: Adam Souza
Performer: Kymberlie Stansell
Performer: Kim Weild