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Photo Flash: Long Wharf Theatre Presents BELL, BOOK AND CANDLE

By: Mar. 12, 2012
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Long Wharf Theatre, in partnership with Hartford Stage, presents Bell, Book, and Candle, by John Van Druten, directed by Hartford Stage Artistic Director Darko Tresnjak, through April 1 on the Mainstage.

Check out the production photos below!

Gillian Holroyd, a lively free spirit, is unlucky in love and restless in her life. She also happens to be a witch. So when she watches the love of her life, Shep Henderson, get engaged to her college rival, she uses every magical trick up her sleeve to stop the impending wedding. The mundane meet the miraculous in this bewitching romantic comedy set against the stylish backdrop of mid-1950s Manhattan.

The cast of Bell, Book and Candle includes Kate MacCluggage (Violet Bick in Long Wharf Theatre’s production of It’s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play; Elliot Norton Award for ‘Portia’ in The Merchant of Venice; directed by Darko Tresnjak) as Gillian Holroyd, Michael Keyloun (Goodspeed’s City of Angels) as Nicky Holroyd, Robert Eli (Lincoln Center Theater’s Saturn Returns; Hartford Stage’s The 39 Steps) as Shep Henderson, Gregor Paslawsky (Goodspeed’s City of Angels/Long Wharf Theatre’s Travesties and Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead) as Sidney Redlitch and Ruth Williamson (Broadway: Irving Berlin’s White Christmas, La Cage aux Folles, The Music Man) as Aunt Queenie.

The production team includes Tony nominee (for Roundabout’s Present Laughter) Alexander Dodge, scenic design; Fabio Toblini, costume design; Matt Richards, lighting design; Lindsay Jones, sound design; and Susie Cordon, production stage manager.

Wells Fargo is Long Wharf Theatre’s 2011-12 season sponsor. The presenting sponsor is First Niagara. The production sponsor is AT&T the Real Yellow Pages.

Tickets at Long Wharf Theatre are $40-$70 and can be purchased by visiting www.longwharf.org or calling 203-787-4282.

PHOTO CREDIT: T. Charles Erickson



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