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41st Season 2006-2007
Master Class
By
Terrence McNally
Directed by
Jules Aaron
Set Designer
Don Llewellyn
Costume
Designer Ivy Chou
Lighting
Designer Jeremy
Pivnick
Sound
Designer
Max Kinberg
Property
Master Ken Takemoto
Stage
Manager
Anna Woo
WORLD PREMIERE
Previews: February 1 - February 4, 2007
Opening Date:
February 7,
2007
Opera Diva
Maria Callas, played by Jeanne Sakata, is teaching a master class in
front of an audience (us). She is glamorous, commanding, larger
than life - and drop dead funny. Callas is brought back to life
inspired by a series of master classes the great diva conducted at
Julliard toward the end of her career. Maria coaxes, prods, and
torments her students - or "victims" as she calls them. Brought to
life by the Tony Award winning author of Love! Valor!
Compassion!
Cast
Jeane
Sakata.........................................................................Maria
Callas
Isabella
Way..........................................................First
Soprano (Sophie)
Linda
Igarashi...................................................Second
Soprano (Sharon)
Timothy
Ford Murphy..........................................................Tenor
(Tony)
Marc
Macalintal.......................................................Accompanist
(Manny)
Alden Ray...............................................................................Stagehand
Understudies
Randy
Guiaya.....................................Tenor (Tony),
Accompanist (Manny)
Tess Lina..............................................................................Maria
Callas
Meagan
McConnell..........First Soprano (Sophie), Second
Soprano (Sharon)
MASTER CLASS Photos
by Michael Lamont
Click on photos for full 72dpi version
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Jeanne Sakata
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Jeanne Sakata & Isabelle Way |

Jeanne Sakata &
Timothy Ford Murphy |

Jeanne Sakata &
Linda Igarashi |

Jeanne
Sakata
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Produced by
Special Arrangement with Dramatist Play Service, Inc
MASTER CLASS is supported in part by
the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors through the Los Angeles
County Arts Commission and the City of Los Angeles Department of
Cultural Affairs.
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EAST WEST PLAYERS
The nation's premier Asian American theatre.
 
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