May 1–June 15, 2008
Written by Julia Cho
Directed by Carlos Murillo
To the outside world, the Lee boys look like the perfect Korean American sons: Isaac plans to be a doctor and his younger brother, Jimmy, is a champion swimmer with a bright future. But when their widowed father, Boo-Seng, decides to take them on a road trip to Durango, Colorado, all three find themselves grappling with old memories and unhealed wounds.
As tempers flare and secrets break open, the difference between who they are and who they’ve pretended to be threatens to tear the family apart.
Boo-Seng | Joseph Anthony Foronda*
Jerry, Ned | Walter Brody
Red Angel, Bob | Austin Campion
Jimmy | Erik Kaiko
Isaac | Dawen Wang
Understudy for Boo-Seng | Gordon Chow
Understudy for Jerry, Ned, Red Angel, Bob | Ian Knox
Understudy for Isaac, Jimmy | Dwight Sora
*Member of Actor's Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers.
Producer | Malik Gillani
Producer | Jamil Khoury
Playwright | Julia Cho
Director | Carlos Murillo
Production Manager | Alexandra Herryman
Stage Manager | Jen Poulin
Scenic Designer | Marianna Csaszar
Costume Designer | Carol J. Blanchard §
Lighting Designer | Rebecca A. Barrett
Composer and Sound Designer | Robert Steel
Props Designer | Daniel A. Katz
Fight Consultant | David Chrzanowski
Production Dramaturg | Lavina Jadhwani
Casting Coordinator | Isaac Sernoffsky
Technical Director | Jason Pikscher
Assistant Director | Rose Kruger
Assistant Production Manager | Kefah Crowley
Assistant Stage Manager | Claire Feeney
Wardrobe Assistant | Laura Klauser
Scenic Painter | Tamar Daskin
Publicity Consultant | Cathy Taylor Public Relations
Box Office and Group Sales Manager | Amber Mack
House Manager | Raheal Hanna
Press and Archive Photographer | Michael Brosilow
Video Production Services | The Stage Channel
*Member of Actor's Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers.
§ Member of United Scenic Artists, the union of professional designers, artists, and craftspeople.
Review "Durango," Windy City Times, May 14, 2008
Review "Durango/Silk Road Theatre Project," New City Stage, May 15, 2008
Review "Absence as a Presence," Chicago Reader, May 15, 2008
