Performed April 1-3, 2022
Athenaeum Center for Thought & Culture |
Show SynopsisThe Brink of Womanhood takes place in the Victorian Era (1860s) in Norland, England. It centers around Elinor Dixon, a young woman reluctantly a part of high Victorian society with an undying dream to attend university. On her path to higher academia, she is deterred by her mother’s traditional beliefs, her sister’s wish to follow orders, and her confusing love interests. The Brink Of Womanhood is a beautiful story of what it means to have the courage to listen to your own conscience, no matter the cost.
Production StaffDirector | Anna Maria D’Ortenzio
Playwright | Anna Maria D'Ortenzio Composers | Ayda Akba, Anna Maria D'Ortenzio Transitional Composers | Sam Kudra, Jonah Sendlin Producer | Ben Stumpe Assistant Director | Anum Sadruddin Music Director | Anna Maria D'Ortenzio Accompanist | John Gogolewski Violinist | Timothy Michuda Rehearsal Music Director | Elizabeth Crutchfield Assistant Rehearsal Music Director | Gabby Potempa Stage Manager | Ellie Rath Set Designer | Ben Stumpe Lighting Designer | Jade Magno McGovern Lighting Operator | Trinh Võ Stage Crew | Gael Rojas CastElinor | Emma Gordon
Lydia | Grace Provan Prissy | Bella Parkinson Poppy | Lia Heilkema Penelope | Emma Kate Bretzlaff Mrs. Dixon | Gabby Potempa Mr. Crumphent | Sam Albrecht Thomas | Charlie LaBerge Martin | Carlos Roques Gaylord | Dominic Reyes Servant | Cristina Rosheger Elton Ball Ensemble | Alexandra Lewis, Grace Ryan, “Duffy” Will Geist, Christina Rosheger |
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