Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike


| Staff | |
| Producer | Mary Dokter |
| Director | Myra F. Kaelin |
| Assistant Director | Nicole Tung |
| Costume Designer | Elizabeth Calisi |
| Set Designer | Scott Lynch |
| Scenic Designer | Bill Tindall |
| Scenic Designer | Jason Leong |
| Lighting Designer | Colleen Blanchard |
| Lighting Operator | Joyce Bedard |
| Lighting Operator | Luna Bodeda |
| Properties Mistress | Lori Foster |
| Stage Manager | Chris Foster |
| Sound Engineer | Bill Haskell |
| Sound Operator | Bridget Harnett |
| Program Designer | Lisa Stebbins |
| Graphic Designer | Jason Leong |
| Cast Photographer | Chris Foster |
| Promo Photographer | Rebecca Little |
| House Manager | Megan Griffin |
| Concessions Manager | Trudy Parks |
| Lobby Decor | Christine McEroy |
| Audition Crew | Beth Dewey |
| Audition Crew | Sandra Aranda |
| Dramaturg | Robin Harris |
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| Cast | |
| Vanya | Scott Lynch |
| Sonia | Adrianne Wilkinson |
| Cassandra | Roberta Vinkhuyzen |
| Masha | Denee Lewis |
| Spike | Tyler Savin |
| Nina | Krista Warner |
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The Tony Award winner for Best Play of 2013, Christopher Durang’s hit Broadway satire skewers the classic dramas of Anton Chekhov through an absurdist tale of family dysfunction — but you don’t have to be a student of Russian literature to appreciate this zany farce. Step-siblings Vanya and Sonia live a quiet life in the Bucks County farmhouse where they grew up. But when their movie star sister Masha returns home unannounced with Spike, her 20-something boy-toy, an unforgettable weekend ensues. See this tale of sibling rivalry, regret and raucousness in this hilarious production at Lucie Stern Theatre in Palo Alto.
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Photos by Elizabeth Mandel