by Steven Berkoff
adapted by Adapted from Kafka’s novella
directed by Kelvin Wong
Gregor Samsa, an overworked salesperson, wakes up from disturbing dreams to find that he has transformed into an insect-like creature. His new condition disorients the Samsa family household who depend on him for their bread and butter. Gregor can’t communicate, can’t get enough to eat, and he certainly can’t head into work. His desperation grows, as does his family’s, as the world they thought they knew is turned upside-down.
Adapted from Kafka’s novella, this surreal and disturbing account of a dysfunctional family is directed by Kelvin Wong, MFA Directing, Class of 2015.
How do we cope with extreme instances of nonconformity?
Previews: 2/4 & 2/5
WED - SAT at 7:30 PM
SUN at 2 PM
SUN at 2 PM
The cast features
Trevor Bates (Gregor), Regan Deal (Mrs. Samsa), Erinn Fredin (Gregor #3/Ensemble), James Bernard Gilbert II (Chief Clerk/Lodger #3), Maya Malan-Gonzales (Lodger #2/Ensemble), Kayla Raelle Holder (Greta), Sam Krey (Gregor #2/Ensemble), Hugh Smith (Mr. Samsa), and Harrison Weger (Lodger #1/Ensemble).
The production team includes scenic design by Greg Pinsoneault, costume design by Lara Hall, lighting design by Vada Briceno, sound design by Matt Reich, dramaturgy by Krissy Begeske and Maggie Mohr, and stage management by Mario E. Wolfe.
February 6, 2015 - February 15, 2015On the Fullerton Stage