Marat/Sade

In 1808, the Marquis de Sade directs his original play at the asylum of Charenton. Set in 1793, Sade's

play follows the life and assassination of the French revolutionary, Jean-Paul Marat. While the Marquis

de Sade uses the inmates of Charenton to provide a commentary on human nature and French politics,

Coulmier, the director of the Asylum , is responsible for the radical commentary. Fueled by the anger of

confinement and social power, Sade's play shakes the appeasement of government officials with graphic

depictions of pain, sex and rage. It is the threshold between pain and pleasure that Sade suggests we

find our true selves. As Charlotte Corday raises the dagger to cut Marat's life short, Marat/Sade depicts

pain and pleasure through pure justice.

Directed by Sam Hoffman

Technical Direction by Karen Loewy

Produced by Maddie Dinndorf and Lee Condakes

Featuring:

Marquis de Sade: Eli Brenna

Jean-Paul Marat: Jeremy Oshins

Charlotte Corday: Daniella Seidl

Herald: Paulina Ke

Coulmier: Sydney Charvat

Simonne Evrard: Melany Vazquez Heredia

Duperret: Michael Gobiel

Jacques Roux: Zack Kennedy

Rossignol: Hanna Eichen

Polpoch: Evan Creedon

Cucurucu: Abigail Kass

Kokol: Cory Azmon

Patients: Kaitlyn Jones, Kiko Macan, Rachel Smith, Zach King

Nurses: Alicia Winton, Lucy Gamades

Guards: Scott Backman, Ryan Kelly

Shows every day from 11/13 through 11/15 from 8pm-10pm each night.

No Refunds.