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Maggie Gyllenhaal and Marin Ireland
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Classic Stage Company’s presentation of Anton Chekhov’s Three Sisters opened on Thursday, February 3. Stage and screen star Maggie Gyllenhaal plays Masha, one of the titular three sisters, while Tony nominee Marin Ireland portrays her sister-in-law, Natasha.
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Classic Stage Company’s presentation of Anton Chekhov’s Three Sisters opened on Thursday, February 3. Stage and screen star Maggie Gyllenhaal plays Masha, one of the titular three sisters, while Tony nominee Marin Ireland portrays her sister-in-law, Natasha.
Austin Pendleton and Juliet Rylance
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Classic Stage Company’s presentation of Anton Chekhov’s Three Sisters opened on Thursday, February 3. Austin Pendleton has directed the production, which features Juliet Rylance as Irina, the youngest of the three sisters.
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Classic Stage Company’s presentation of Anton Chekhov’s Three Sisters opened on Thursday, February 3. Austin Pendleton has directed the production, which features Juliet Rylance as Irina, the youngest of the three sisters.
Jessica Hecht
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Tony nominee Jessica Hecht portrays Olga, the oldest of the three title characters in Anton Chekhov’s Three Sisters, which celebrated its opening night at Classic Stage Company on Thursday, February 3.
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Tony nominee Jessica Hecht portrays Olga, the oldest of the three title characters in Anton Chekhov’s Three Sisters, which celebrated its opening night at Classic Stage Company on Thursday, February 3.
Peter Sarsgaard
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Classic Stage Company’s presentation of Anton Chekhov’s Three Sisters opened on Thursday, February 3. Stage and screen star Peter Sarsgaard portrays Vershinin, the married military officer who captures the eye of Masha (played by his real-life wife, Maggie Gyllenhaal).
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Classic Stage Company’s presentation of Anton Chekhov’s Three Sisters opened on Thursday, February 3. Stage and screen star Peter Sarsgaard portrays Vershinin, the married military officer who captures the eye of Masha (played by his real-life wife, Maggie Gyllenhaal).
Josh Hamilton
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Classic Stage Company’s presentation of Anton Chekhov’s Three Sisters opened on Thursday, February 3. Josh Hamilton plays Andre, the brother of the play’s titular characters. The actor is also set to return to Broadway later this season in Fat Pig.
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Classic Stage Company’s presentation of Anton Chekhov’s Three Sisters opened on Thursday, February 3. Josh Hamilton plays Andre, the brother of the play’s titular characters. The actor is also set to return to Broadway later this season in Fat Pig.
Anson Mount
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Classic Stage Company’s presentation of Anton Chekhov’s Three Sisters opened on Thursday, February 3. Anson Mount, who will be starring in AMC’s new series Hell on Wheels, plays Solyony.
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Classic Stage Company’s presentation of Anton Chekhov’s Three Sisters opened on Thursday, February 3. Anson Mount, who will be starring in AMC’s new series Hell on Wheels, plays Solyony.
Roberta Maxwell
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Classic Stage Company’s presentation of Anton Chekhov’s Three Sisters opened on Thursday, February 3. Broadway veteran Roberta Maxwell plays Anfisa, the aging house servant of the play’s title characters.
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Classic Stage Company’s presentation of Anton Chekhov’s Three Sisters opened on Thursday, February 3. Broadway veteran Roberta Maxwell plays Anfisa, the aging house servant of the play’s title characters.
Ebon Moss-Bachrach
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Ebon Moss-Bachrach portrays Baron Tuesenbach in Anton Chekhov’s Three Sisters, which celebrated its opening night at Classic Stage Company on Thursday, February 3.
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Ebon Moss-Bachrach portrays Baron Tuesenbach in Anton Chekhov’s Three Sisters, which celebrated its opening night at Classic Stage Company on Thursday, February 3.
Olympia Dukakis
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Oscar winner Olympia Dukakis, currently starring Off-Broadway in The Milk Train Doesn’t Stop Here Anymore, was among the guests at the Thursday, February 3 opening of Classic Stage Company’s production of Three Sisters.
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Oscar winner Olympia Dukakis, currently starring Off-Broadway in The Milk Train Doesn’t Stop Here Anymore, was among the guests at the Thursday, February 3 opening of Classic Stage Company’s production of Three Sisters.
Denis O’Hare
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Tony Award winner Denis O’Hare was among the guests at the Thursday, February 3 opening of Classic Stage Company’s production of Three Sisters.
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Tony Award winner Denis O’Hare was among the guests at the Thursday, February 3 opening of Classic Stage Company’s production of Three Sisters.
Carey Mulligan
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Oscar nominee Carey Mulligan, who will star in the Atlantic’s production of Through a Glass Darkly later this season, was among the guests at the Thursday, February 3 opening of Classic Stage Company’s production of Three Sisters.
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Oscar nominee Carey Mulligan, who will star in the Atlantic’s production of Through a Glass Darkly later this season, was among the guests at the Thursday, February 3 opening of Classic Stage Company’s production of Three Sisters.
Dianne Wiest
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Stage and screen star Dianne Wiest was among the guests at the Thursday, February 3 opening of Classic Stage Company’s production of Three Sisters.
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Stage and screen star Dianne Wiest was among the guests at the Thursday, February 3 opening of Classic Stage Company’s production of Three Sisters.
Walter Bobbie and Nina Arianda
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Veteran actor/director/choreographer Walter Bobbie joined Nina Arianda, who will be making her Broadway debut in Born Yesterday later this season, for the Thursday, February 3 opening of Classic Stage Company’s production of Three Sisters.
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Veteran actor/director/choreographer Walter Bobbie joined Nina Arianda, who will be making her Broadway debut in Born Yesterday later this season, for the Thursday, February 3 opening of Classic Stage Company’s production of Three Sisters.
Grace Gummer
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Grace Gummer, who will be appearing in the Broadway revival of Arcadia later this season, was among the guests at the Thursday, February 3 opening of Classic Stage Company’s production of Three Sisters.
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Grace Gummer, who will be appearing in the Broadway revival of Arcadia later this season, was among the guests at the Thursday, February 3 opening of Classic Stage Company’s production of Three Sisters.
Roger Rees
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Tony Award winner Roger Rees, who will be returning to Broadway next month as Gomez in The Addams Family, was among the guests at the Thursday, February 3 opening of Classic Stage Company’s production of Three Sisters.
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Tony Award winner Roger Rees, who will be returning to Broadway next month as Gomez in The Addams Family, was among the guests at the Thursday, February 3 opening of Classic Stage Company’s production of Three Sisters.
