Interpreters

Play

Written by:
Ronald Harwood

Opening: February 2, 1990

Closing: February 11, 1990

Number of performances: 7

Setting:
British Foreign and Commonwealth Office and Nadia's apartment

Synopsis:
Nadia is an old maidish Russian translator in the Foreign Office. She is therefore intimately involved in negotiations over the forthcoming visit of the Soviet President. The English translator for the Russians, Viktor, visits her flat to pick up a copy of a play to see if it is suitable fare for his leader; and we learn to our surprise that the two are ex lovers who once had a torrid affair in New York. Viktor claims he wants to defect and live with Nadia; and she must decide whether he is a devious manipulator trying to use their friendship to further his own political ends or whether he actually does love her.

Performers

NadiaBarbara A.D. Mountford
Viktor BelaevJames DiSalvatore
Richard PointerBarry Corlew
GorkinMark Gisunterman
SophiaCarol Jones
ZhigalinPedro Aviles

Production Staff

DirectorJohn D. Mountford
ProducerShirley Zimmermann
Ass't ProducerAlan Angelo
Ass't DirectorGlenn W. Bull
Costume DesignMegan Grant
Costume DesignLyn Bernstein
Lighting DesignJean Dowd
Make-upMichael Jegabbi
Make-upJoseph A. Agostine, Jr.
PropertiesShelia Morris
Set DesignJohn D. Mountford
SoundAlan Angelo
Stage ManagerLinda Desmond
CostumesLynne Marchetti
CostumesPhillipa Grant
Lighting ExecutionJeanne Aviles
Lighting ExecutionBob Brittion
HairJim Hulett
PrompterLinda Desmond
PropertiesLaurie Delisle
PropertiesClaudia Olsen
PropertiesGlenn W. Bull
Set ConstructionJohn D. Mountford
Set ConstructionShawn Bilodeau
Set ConstructionJoe DiCioccio
Set ConstructionVince Lanza
Set ConstructionRobin Roy
Set Decor/PaintingMardy Moore
SoundCristine Henry Sendra
SoundFrank LaRosa
Stage CrewMary Rainey
Stage CrewKurt Dallman
Stage CrewRit Sinnenberg
Rehearsal SecretaryIngrid Forst
Production DinnerTed Rucinski