AN ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE
By Henrik Ibsen | New translation by: Paul Walsh
YALE REPERTORY THEATRE
Director: James Bundy | Choreographer: David Dorfman | Tech. Director: Becca Terpenning | Lighting Designer: Krista Smith | Costume Designer: Sophia Choi | Sound Composer: Matthew Suttor Sound Designer: Tye Fitzgerald | Props Designer: Jen McClure
* 2018 Outstanding Set Design Award Nomination
by Connecticut Critics Circle
* Featured project in USA pavilion at Prague Quadrennial 2019 and USITT 2019
Photo credits: J.Marcus
“During the climactic scene in “An Enemy of the People,” an unsettling, black liquid slowly leaks from the top of scenic designer Emona Stoyova’s box set [...] This scenic metaphor, which sneaks up in front of the audience, is one of many well-conceived and executed devices in Yale Repertory Theatre’s season-opening production”
“Stoykova’s brilliantly practical and poetic set design”
“Scenic designer Emona Stoykova and her team have produced a stunning set—half modern art, half turn-of-the-century comfort—that rotates throughout the play, eventually leading to the best scene of the night, which is all choreographed malice and breathtaking visuals.”
UNCLE VANYA. SCENES FROM COUNTRY LIFE
By Dmitry Krymov | Based on Uncle Vanya by Anton Chekhov
METAMORPHOSES (OR A FEW WAYS OF KEEPING A CHILD FROM RUNNING AROUND AT HIS GREAT UNCLE’S FUNERAL) by Dmitry Krymov - La MaMa, Ellen Stewart Theatre
KrymovLab.NYC
An experimental mashup of two Hemingway short stories and two scenes from Eugene O’Neill’s Desire Under the Elms, adaptation: Dmitry Krymov
KrymovLab.NYC
An experimental mashup of two Hemingway short stories and two scenes from Eugene O’Neill’s Desire Under the Elms, adaptation: Dmitry Krymov