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Pictured above: Sonia (Beth Brown), Raskolnokov (Timothy
Williams) and Porfiry (Dan McCleary)
All pictures below are of the cast of Crime and
Punishment |
Crime and PunishmentAdapted by Marilyn Campbell and Curt Columbus
From the novel by Fyodor Dostoyevsky
February 7 – March 18, 2007
Goldman Theater
After receiving standing room only audiences at last season’s PlayFest!: The Harriett Lake Festival of New Plays, we are proud to present the full premiere of this chilling new adaptation of Dostoyevsky’s famous novel. An intimate psychological drama and spiritual journey which seeks to unveil hidden dimensions of the human and social condition.
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Crime and
Punishment VideoClip
Show InformationWednesdays, Thursdays at 7:00PM;
Fridays, Saturdays at 8:00PM; Sundays at 2:00PM
Tickets:
2/7 and 2/8 Preview Nights - $12;
Wednesday, Thursdays, Sundays - $30, $25;
Fridays, Saturdays - $35, $30;
2/28 and 3/14 2PM Senior Matinees – all seats $12;
Students save $5; Groups 10+ save up to 20%
REVIEWS
 “Not
liking this play’s acting and staging seems a crime worth punishing…gripping
and stimulating piece of theater…crams a surprising amount of good stuff
into its 90-minute length. Few scenes demonstrate Williams’ incredible range
more powerfully than Raskolnikov’s vivid description of a tormented dream he
had about a weak and suffering horse being beaten by its impatient master.”
--The Lakeland Ledger
“There is much to admire in the Orlando-UCF
Shakespeare Festival’s production…Director Jim Helsinger has used an arsenal
of tricks gleaned from the Festival’s gothic-horror tales to lead his
audience into the desperate world of the criminal. Eric T. Haugen’s eerie
lighting isolates Raskolnikov in a hell of his own making, an unsettling
series of dreary rooms designed by Bob Phillips’ off-kilter walls.”
--The Orlando Sentinel
“The set is sparse and menacing with scrims
and lighting taking us through this almost cubist telling of the story.
Williams combines innocence and a cocksure conviction he’s right and
invincible…”
--www.ink19.com
“Its many intersecting plot lines fall into one haltingly austere story
of a thoughtless murder perpetrated by a reckless young man with nothing
left to lose. Three very adept actors play Crime and Punishment
characters…Williams, in particular, gives a solid performance, hitting the
mark…
--Orlando Weekly
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