About

Caravaggio

The World Premiere

October 7–November 26, 2006

Written by Richard Vetere

Directed by Dale Heinen

Set in 17th century Rome, Malta, and Naples, Caravaggio is the story of the great Italian painter Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio, the father of the Baroque, whose daring art and volatile personality attracted the favor and wrath of the church he both loved and reviled.

Whether undertaking commissions from the Vatican or confronting the cruelties of the Inquisition, Caravaggio's short life was charged with artistry, violence and passion.

Program Book

Cast

Cast

Lena | Brenda Barrie

Cardinal Del Monte | Don Blair

Stefano | Julian Martinez

Francesco | Levi Petree

Caravaggio | Mike Simmer

Alof de Wignacourt | Sean Sinitski

Carracci | Ron Wells

Understudy for Cardinal Del Monte, Alof de Wignacourt | Ron Butts

Understudy for Stefano, Carracci | Dominic Green

Understudy for Caravaggio | Julian Martinez

Understudy for Lena, Francesco | Laura Rook

Production Team

Production Team

Producer | Malik Gillani

Producer | Jamil Khoury

Playwright | Richard Vetere

Director | Dale Heinen

Production Manager | Josh Schultz

Stage Manager | Alexandra Herryman

Scenic and Lighting Designer | Lee Keenan

Costume Designer | Carol J. Blanchard

Video Projections | Joe Jensen

Sound Designer and Original Music | Robert Steel

Props Designer | Daniel Pellant

Fight Director | Nick Sandys

Script Development Dramaturg | Jennifer Shook

Production Dramaturg | Lavina Jadhwani

Art Consultant | Owen Durkan

Additional Casting | Adam Silver

Technical Director | Left Wing Scenic

Assistant Director | John Morrison

Assistant Stage Manager | Drew Durfee

Assistant to Costume Designer | Bekah Carey

Assistant Lighting Designer | Rebecca A. Barnett

Production News Writer and Production Assistant | Anil Hurkadli

Production Intern | Amber Mack

Production Intern | Isaac Sernoffsky

Box Office Manager | Johanna McKee

House Manager | John Morrison

Awards

Awards

Gay Chicago Magazine's 2007 After Dark Award

Awarded to Robert Steel for Outstanding Original Music

Awarded to Lee Keenan for Outstanding Lighting Design

Press

Press

Review "`Caravaggio’ feels the pain — sometimes," Chicago Tribune, October 18, 2006

Review "Caravaggio," Windy City Times, November 1, 2006

 

Videos

Videos

B-roll

 

 

 

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