by Arthur Miller, directed by Cris Cassell

This gem of a play from master playwright Arthur Miller tells the powerful and profound story of Eddie Carbone, a hard-working Italian-American longshoreman. When Eddie opens his crowded Brooklyn apartment to his wife’s Sicilian cousins, trouble slips through, too. Soon Eddie is confronted by feelings he fiercely denies and makes choices that shatter everyone he loves and reverberate throughout the community. A story of a man who holds family and honor above all else—and yet betrays them both. 

(in order of appearance)
Ray Morgan (Louis)
Dennis Crumley (Mike)
Rick Williams (Alfieri)
Eric Burke (Eddie)
Denise Elia (Catherine)
Hallie Frazer (Beatrice)
Michael Orlando (Marco)
Stephen Gustavson (Tony)
Jordan Winer (Rodolpho)
Stephen Gustavson (First Immigration Officer)
Andrew Leverentz (Second Immigration Officer)
Oak Dowling (Mr. Lipari)
Sandra Rubay (Mrs. Lipari)
Adrian Tiller ('Submarine')
J. Alfredo Araujo ('Submarine')

Director: Cris Cassell
Production Manager: Lynn Gutstadt
Set Design: David Apple
Set Construction: David Apple
Costume Design: Michael Berg
Lighting Design: Les Lizama
Sound Design: Billie Cox
Property Design: Sue Anderson
Stage Manager: Maddy Boom
Dialect Coach: Rebecca Castelli
Fight Choreographer: Marty Pistone
Light Operator: Josh Ferrise
Sound Operator: Maddy Boom
Box Office Manager: Maddy Boom
Volunteer Coordinator: Susan Suomi
Publicity Coordinators: Tinka Ross, Suzie Hughes
Publicist: Kim Taylor
Graphic Design: Mark Shepard