Artists Repertory Theatre

Long Day's Journey Into Night
August 13 -September 5, 2010
Newmark Theatre
Portland, OR
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Starring William Hurt

LISTEN TO OUR CONVERSATION WITH TODD VAN VORIS.
We caught up with him at his hotel in Sydney, Australia.

By Eugene O'Neill
Directed By Andrew Upton One of the most powerful and gut-wrenching dramas in American literature, this is O’Neill’s masterpiece. The autobiographical story is told with such searing honesty that he stipulated it was not to be published or produced until 25 years after his death. Audiences will be enraptured by the emotional complexity of the Tyrone family – gripped by addiction, shattered by the past and paralyzed by the prospect of the future.

Long Day’s Journey Into Night is a co-production with Australia’s Sydney Theatre Company and will feature two Australian actors (including legendary Australian actress Robyn Nevin) and Artists Rep favorites Todd Van Voris and William Hurt. The production will open in Sydney on June 29 before its limited run in Portland’s Newmark Theatre. This play earned O’Neill his fourth Pulitzer Prize for Drama posthumoously, the most ever awarded to a single playwright.

Ah, Wilderness!
September 7 - October 10, 2010
Artists Repertory Theatre
Portland, OR
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By Eugene O'Neill
Set amid an idyllic life during a bygone era, Ah, Wilderness! harkens to a time when young love was defined by poetry and family life was picnics and Sunday drives. In Eugene O’ Neill’s only comedy, we spend an endearing 4th of July with the members of the Miller family bursting with idealistic youth, cultural conventions, political angst and the comedic pitfalls of a young man’s coming of age and romance at any stage.

While Eugene O’Neill’s autobiographical Long Day’s Journey Into Night paints in dark detail the reality of his family, Ah, Wilderness!, his only comedy, shows us the family he wished he’d had. This pairing of the two provides the perfect opportunity to explore O’Neill’s most well-known drama and his only comedy in tandem.

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