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Agamemnon

This House Must Tell Its Own Story

Minneapolis Theatre Garage
711 West Franklin Avenue
Minneapolis

June 8 - June 24, 2007

Aeschylus once wrote that "in war, truth is the first casualty." In his post-Trojan War drama Agamemnon, the same could be said of love. Combined with the first half of The Libation Bearers, nimbus' Agamemnon chronicles the triumphant return home of King Agamemnon after the fall of Troy and how, through deceit, subterfuge and manipulation, murder and revenge ensue.

This is the first part of a two-part original adaptation of the Oresteia triology, directed by nimbus co-Artistic Director Liz Neerland. These classic plays have been re-imagined as a daring new work that seeks to trace the reverberations of brutality throughout world history and to explore how humans and violence are inextricably and, seemingly, exponentially linked.

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Dramatis Personae

Director:Liz Neerland
Assistant Director:Dani Givens
Stage Manager:Andrea Krist
Set Crew:James Flemming
  
Set Design:Josh Cragun
Light Design:Kate Hanson
Costume Design:Andrea Gross
Sound Design:Jacob Rosene
Properties:Ursula K. Bowden
Scenic Artist:James Flemming
Graphic Design:Aleks Stancevic
  
Watchman:Jeffrey Mosser
Chorus:Mitchell Frazier, Robert C. Hammel, Jerome R. Marzullo
Clytemnestra:Katherine Kupiecki
Herald:Jeffrey Mosser
Agamemnon:Gabriele Angieri Jr.
Cassandra:Nicole Joy Brunsvold
Aegisthus:Nicholas Leeman
Orestes:Brian Hesser
Female Chorus:Heather Meyer
Electra:Bethany Ford
  
Set Crew:Shea Brennan, Mike Cochran, C. Nicholas Decker, Andrea Gross, Kari Hammer, Brian Hesser, Tanya Lobao, Jim Nogler, Ariel Pinkerton