Strindberg Season: Miss Julie

By August Strindberg

Translated by Michael Meyer

Directed by Terje J Tveit

Set Design: David Patterson and Terje J Tveit

Lighting Design: Finnuala McNulty

Production Assistant: Sanna Stellan

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Produced with the generous support of

Rosemary Branch Theatre

25 March – 12 April, 2003

Jean is leaning over Miss Julie holding her face. Miss Julie is clutching Jean's which hands,. Her facial expression is pleading with him

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Miss Julie, Rosemary Branch Theatre

Jean is sitting in the background holing a wine glass. His attitude is suggesting total control. Miss Julie is standing in the foreground. Her facial expression is suggesting devastation.

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Miss Julie, Rosemary Branch Theatre

Cast

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Marc BoltonJean
Valborg FrøysnesMiss Julie
Sanna StellanKristin

“The second part of the evening is an equal delight with Strindberg’s classic tale of love between the classes. Miss Julie is probably one of the most frequently performed dramas in the world and this production is a worthy addition. Valborg Froysnes as Julie skilfully manipulates her prey, teasing the valet Jean with her childlike guile. At turns spoilt, stubborn, carefree and angelic, Froysnes also manages to manipulate the audience, leaving us to deal with the debris of raw emotion laid before upon the stage. Marc Bolton perfectly cast as the noble but heartless lover, Jean, in a role that demands as many twists, turns and deceits as the heroine, while Sanna Stellan excels as the pragmatic Kristin. The tenacity of the performances combined with simple staging and concise direction make for a superb if somewhat exhausting evening of passionate drama.”

Miss Julie and Jean are in profile. Miss Julie's facial expression is suggesting that she is taken in by Jean's words, whose attitude is coming across as arrogant.

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Miss Julie, Rosemary Branch Theatre

Miss Julie is looking at Jean. Her facial expression is suggesting a mix of attraction as if she is daring him.

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Miss Julie, Rosemary Branch Theatre

Miss Julie and Jean are clutching each other's hands. Jean facial expression is suggesting a promise. Miss Julie's facial expression is suggesting a level of readiness.

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Miss Julie, Rosemary Branch Theatre

Miss Julie and Jean are in proile looking at each other face to face expressing a mutual decision.

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Miss Julie, Rosemary Branch Theatre

Jean is standing behind Miss Julie speaking into her neck. Her facial expression is suggesting a mix of contemplation and doubt.

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Miss Julie, Rosemary Branch Theatre

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