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Wellesley Girl

By Brendan Pulse
A Chicago premiere
Directed by James Fleming

In this bizarrely prescient play, America has been quarantined inside a walled citadel that was previously Wellesley College. Humans and AI disagree, as the country contemplates what to do next. An army has shown up at the border. They've come from Texas and claim to be the real America. 

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(This play about America being be divided from a brutal pandemic was delayed due to a brutal pandemic.)

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Wellesley Girl held its world premiere as part of the Humana Festival of New American Plays at Actors Theatre of Louisville.  ​

Cast
Wellesley Girl Cast

Marie - Allyce Torres

Max - Brandon Boler

Garth - Denise Hoeflich*

Hank - Ted James*

Scott - Tod Wojcik 

RJ - Darren Jones

Donna - Deanna Reed-Foster*

Mick - Grant Lewis

Donny - Noah Villarreal

​U/S Max - Faiz Siddique

U/S Scott - Thomas Tong

U/S RJ - Eric Roberts

U/S Garth - Caroline Kidwell

U/S Hank - John dooley

U/S Donna - Noelle Klyce

U/S Marie - Maria Clara Ospina​

*Member of Actors' Equity Association, a Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers.

Actors' Equity Association

Production Team

 

Director - James Fleming

Technical Director - Evan Sposato

Stage Manager - Caitlin Body*

Costume Design - Rachel Sypniewski

Scenic Design - Sotirios Livaditis

Lighting Design - Cat Davis

Sound Design - Stefanie M. Senior

Production Manager - Robert Salazar

Assistant Stage Manager - Sunniva Holmulund

Property Design - Bren Coombs

Associate Director - Isabel Brodsky

Covid Safety Manager - Sunniva Holmulund​​

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Wellesley Girl is Jeff Recommended
In The Press

Wellesley Girl is "one incredibly dystopian piece of political theater"

- New City Stage 

Wellesley Girl is "a sharp 90 plus minutes of seeing what could happen to our world” ... "an interesting work that will have you thinking about where we are today and what we might do to make sure we head in the right direction.”

- AroundtheTownChicago.com 

Interviews

Background photo by Joe Mazza from the Compass Theatre production of Wellesley Girl

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