Tru
| Staff | |
| Producer | Scott Lynch |
| Director | Carol Harris |
| Assistant Director | Matthew Hendrickson |
| Costumer | Zana Vartanian |
| Hair & Makeup | Robin Church |
| Character Development | Lance LaShelle |
| Script Assistants | Judy Grant |
| Christine McElroy | |
| Jennifer Tate | |
| Johanna Gil | |
| Abbey Lynch | |
| Set Designers | Matthew Hendrickson |
| Scott Lynch | |
| Master Carpenters | Roy Zamaripa |
| Frank Chantos | |
| Stage Manager | Cara Kaiser-LaFaile |
| Sound Designer | Matthew Hendrickson |
| Lighting Designers | Matthew Hendrickson |
| Peter Mandel | |
| Lighting Technician | Joyce Bedard |
| Hospitality | Robin Bezanson |
| Judy Grant | |
| Properties | Lori Foster |
| Program Designer | Scott Lynch |
| Lobby Designer | Christine McElroy |
| Videographer | Oscar Beckman |
| Dramaturge | Christine McElroy |
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Adapted from the words and works of Truman Capote, Tru takes place in the writer’s New York City apartment during the week before Christmas, 1975. An excerpt from Capote’s infamous novel Answered Prayers has recently been published in Esquire and the author’s friends, recognizing the characters as thinly veiled versions of themselves, have turned their backs on the man they once considered a close confidant.
Featuring Bill Tindall as Truman Capote
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Photos by Elizabeth Mandel