Listen carefully. Audiences of "The Chairs," playing at the Studio Theatre of the 6th Street Playhouse in Santa Rosa from March 19 to April 11, 2010, can expect a very unique, theatrical experience.
Directed by David Lear, Eugene Ionesco's daring and timeless farce "The Chairs," features two of the North Bay's finest veteran actors, Eliot Fintushel and Elizabeth Fuller, on stage at the 6th Street Playhouse for the first time. Also making his 6th Street Playhouse debut is sound designer for "The Chairs," Albert Casselhoff, a multi-media artist working in theater, radio and film. Casselhoff's theater work includes sound design and original music composition. He has created radio programs which have been distributed nationally through NPR, APM and PRI and broadcast internationally in Canada, Australia and New Zealand. Casselhoff's film projects include documentaries, fairytales and experimental works for use in live performance. Casselhoff has re-wired the Studio Theater at the 6th Street Playhouse with a sound system that will allow audiences to connect directly to the minds of Ionesco's characters, an elderly couple who spend their time sharing old stories and entertaining imaginary guests.Photo by Eric Chazankin
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