by Tom Stoppard, directed by Peter Dubois, Huntington Theatre Company, MA
costumes: Ilona Somogyi, lighting: David Lander, sound: Obadiah Eaves, projections: Zachary Borovay
cast: Kadahj Bennett, Matthew Bretschneider, Ken Cheeseman, Ed Hoopman, Alex Hurt, Brian Lee Huynh, Laura Latreille, Meghan Leathers, Will LeBow, Melinda Lopez, Zaven Ovian, Marc Pierre, Dale Place, Omar Robinson, Michael Underhill, Jeremy Webb
additional photos provided by T. Charles Erickson, copyright protected images
"In a splendidly executed production, Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead retains its power as a breathtakingly audacious intellectual gambit."– Don Aucoin, The Boston Globe
"Wilson Chin’s scenic design is wonderful, from the forest of the first act, to the multi-layered palace of the second, and the ship with its low hanging moon, which diminishes Rosencrantz and Guildenstern as victims of fate, in the third."– Michael Hoban, Theater Mirror
"Wilson Chin’s deceptively simple scenic design successfully melts between different locales. Act III is a refreshingly simple sight as a seemingly endless void of blackness is interrupted by a full moon and the minimal signifiers of a ship. Chin’s sets fortuitously provoke an awareness of meta-theatricality that pervades the duration of the evening."– Andrew Child, Broadway World
