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The Coast of Utopia [Part 3 - Salvage]

This production played in repertory with The Coast of Utopia [Part 1 - Voyage], The Coast of Utopia [Part 2 - Shipwreck]

Vivian Beaumont Theatre , (2/18/2007 - 5/13/2007)

First Preview:	Jan 31, 2007	Total Previews:	13
Opening Date:	Feb 18, 2007
Closing Date:	May 13, 2007	Total Performances:	34

Category: Play, Original, Broadway

Setting: London and Geneva, 1853-1866

Comments: "The Coast of Utopia" was considered as one play for the purposes of Tony and Drama Desk nominations. All nominations and awards specific to the series as a whole are listed under "Part 1 - Voyage."

Opening Night Credits
Awards

Production Staff [Collapse]
Theatre Owned / Operated by Lincoln Center Theater (André Bishop: Artistic Director; Bernard Gersten: Executive Producer)
Produced by Lincoln Center Theater (André Bishop: Artistic Director; Bernard Gersten: Executive Producer); Produced in association with Bob Boyett
Written by Tom Stoppard
Directed by Jack O'Brien; Associate Director: Benjamin Klein; Assistant Director: Caitlin Moon; Choreographed by Michele Lynch
Scenic Design by Bob Crowley and Scott Pask; Costume Design by Catherine Zuber; Lighting Design by Natasha Katz; Original Music & Sound by Mark Bennett; Associate Scenic Design: Frank McCullough; Assistant Scenic Design: Jeffrey Hinchee and Lauren Alvarez; Associate Costume Design: Michael Zecker; Assistant Costume Design: Michele K. Short; Associate Lighting Design: Aaron Spivey; Assistant Lighting Design: Kathleen Dobbins; Associate Sound Design: Leon Rothenberg and Anthony Smolenski; Projection Design by William Cusick; Associate Projection Design: Ryan Hosopple; Hair and Wig Design by Tom Watson
LCT General Manager: Adam Siegel; Company Manager: Matthew Markoff; Assistant Co. Mgr: Jessica Perlmeter Cochrane; Associate General Manager: Jessica Niebanck
Production Stage Manager: Robert Bennett; LCT Production Manager: Jeff Hamlin; Assistant Stage Mgr: Diane DiVita, Jennifer Rae Moore and Jason Hindelang
Pianist: Dan Lipton; Guitarist: Aaron Krohn; Vocal Music/Instrumental Coach: Dan Lipton
LCT Casting Director: Daniel Swee; LCT Dramaturg: Anne Cattaneo; LCT General Press Agent: Philip Rinaldi; LCT Director of Development: Hattie K. Jutagir; LCT Director of Marketing: Linda Mason Ross; Advertising: Serino Coyne, Inc.; Photographer: Paul Kolnik; Voice, Speech Consultant: Elizabeth Smith; Videographer: Fresh Produce Productions

Cast

Tolan Aman	English Servant
	Henry Mary Sutherland's son
Bianca Amato	Joanna Kinkel Gottfried Kinkel's wife
Mia Barron	Rose A parlormaid
	Teresina Herzen's Italian daughter-in-law, Sasha's wife
Larry Bull	Alexandre Ledru-Rollin French republican politican
Denis Butkus	Captain Peks Lajos's aide
	Lt. Korf
	Polish émigré at the celebration of the new Tsar
Michael Carlsen	Tchorzewski A Polish bookshop owner
Amanda Leigh Cobb	English Servant
	Olga Alexander Herzen's daughter
Anthony Cochrane	Lajos Kossuth First President of independent Hungary, in exile
Patricia Conolly	Mrs. Blainey An English nanny
David Cromwell	Arnold Ruge Radical German editor and activist of 1848
	Zenkowicz Chief of Staff to Count Worcell
Adam Dannheisser	Karl Marx Author of the Communist Manifesto
Evan Daves	Sasha, as a child
Matt Dickson	Sasha Alexander Herzen's son
	English Servant
Richard Easton	Count Stanislaw Worcell Leading figure of the Polish opposition in exile
Jennifer Ehle	Malwida von Meysenbug A German governess and tutor
Josh Hamilton	Nicholas Ogarev
David Harbour	Doctor at the Seashore
Jason Butler Harner	Ivan Turgenev
Ethan Hawke	Michael Bakunin
Vivien Kells	Olga, as a young child
Aaron Krohn	Czerniecki A Polish printer
Felicity LaFortune	Maria Fomm A German nanny
Jennifer Lyon	Emily Jones Ernest's wife
David Manis	Gottfried Kinkel Radical German poet and activist of 1848
Andrew McGinn	Nicholas Chernyshevsky A radical, author of "What Is to Be Done?"
Beckett Melville	Ensemble
Brían F. O'Byrne	Alexander Herzen
Kellie Overbey	Mary Sutherland Ogarev's mistress
Scott Parkinson	Sleptsov
Kat Peters	Tata, as a child
	Olga, as a child
	Liza Daughter of Herzen and Natasha Ogarev
David Pittu	Louis Blanc French socialist politician
	Vetoshnikov
Martha Plimpton	Natasha Tuchkov Ogarev Nicholas' second wife
Annie Purcell	Tata Alexander Herzen's daughter
Erika Rolfsrud	Teresa Kossuth Lajos' wife
Sophie Rudin	Ensemble
Brian Sgambati	English Servant
	Giuseppe Mazzini Italian nationalist leader in exile
	Semlov
Robert Stanton	Ernest Jones Radical English Chartist politician
Eric Sheffer Stevens	Waiter
Baylen Thomas	Alphonse de Ville Ledru-Rollin's aide
David Christopher Wells	Perotkin

Understudies: Tolan Aman (Sasha, as a child), Bianca Amato (Teresina), Mia Barron (Natasha Tuchkov Ogarev, Tata), Larry Bull (Karl Marx), Denis Butkus (Lajos Kossuth, Sasha), Michael Carlsen (Giuseppe Mazzini, Lt. Korf, Sleptsov), Amanda Leigh Cobb (Emily Jones), Anthony Cochrane (Count Stanislaw Worcell, Zenkowicz), Adam Dannheisser (Michael Bakunin), Matt Dickson (Captain Peks, Polish émigré), Aaron Krohn (Doctor at the Seashore, Nicholas Chernyshevsky), Felicity LaFortune (Mrs. Blainey), Jennifer Lyon (Maria Fomm, Rose), Andrew McGinn (Gottfried Kinkel, Nicholas Ogarev), Beckett Melville (Henry), Scott Parkinson (Arnold Ruge), Annie Purcell (Joanna Kinkel), Erika Rolfsrud (Malwida von Meysenbug, Mary Sutherland, Olga), Sophie Rudin (Liza, Olga, as a child, Olga, as a young child, Tata, as a child), Brian Sgambati (Waiter), Eric Sheffer Stevens (Alexander Herzen, Perotkin, Semlov), Baylen Thomas (Alexandre Ledru-Rollin, Ernest Jones, Ivan Turgenev) and David Christopher Wells (Alphonse de Ville, Czerniecki, Louis Blanc, Vetoshnikov)

2007 Tony Award^® Best Play
	Produced by Lincoln Center Theater (André Bishop: Artistic Director; Bernard Gersten: Executive Producer); Produced in association with Bob Boyett; Written by Tom Stoppard [winner]
2007 Tony Award^® Best Actor in a Play
	Brían F. O'Byrne [nominee]
2007 Tony Award^® Best Featured Actor in a Play
	Ethan Hawke [nominee]
2007 Tony Award^® Best Featured Actress in a Play
	Jennifer Ehle [winner]
	Martha Plimpton [nominee]
2007 Tony Award^® Best Direction of a Play
	Jack O'Brien [winner]
2007 Tony Award^® Best Scenic Design of a Play
	Scenic Design by Bob Crowley and Scott Pask [winner]
2007 Tony Award^® Best Costume Design of a Play
	Costume Design by Catherine Zuber [winner]
2007 Tony Award^® Best Lighting Design of a Play
	Lighting Design by Natasha Katz [winner]
2007 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Play
	Produced by Lincoln Center Theater (André Bishop: Artistic Director; Bernard Gersten: Executive Producer); Produced in association with Bob Boyett; Written by Tom Stoppard [winner]
2007 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Actor in a Play
	Brían F. O'Byrne [nominee]
2007 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Featured Actress in a Play
	Martha Plimpton [winner]
2007 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Director of a Play
	Directed by Jack O'Brien [winner]
2007 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Set Design of a Play
	Scenic Design by Bob Crowley and Scott Pask [winner]
2007 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Costume Design
	Catherine Zuber [winner]
2007 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Lighting Design
	Natasha Katz [winner]
2007 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Sound Design
	Original Music & Sound by Mark Bennett [nominee]
2007 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Music for a Play
	Original Music & Sound by Mark Bennett [winner]