Oslo
by J.T. Rogers |
Directed by Steven Woolf
Winner of the 2017 Tony Award for Best Play. In 1993, two bitter enemies shocked the world by shaking hands and agreeing to work toward peace. This breathtaking drama tells the story of the secretive and precarious negotiations that made that moment possible. By focusing on the Norwegian couple who brokered talks between the Israelis and Palestinians, Oslo finds the unlikely story behind this historic event.
Running time: Two hours, 37 minutes. Performed with two intermissions.
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Cast & Creative Staff
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CAST:
- Jim Poulos (Terje Rød-Larsen)
- Kathleen Wise (Mona Juul)
- Ben Graney (Uri Savir)
- Rajesh Bose (Ahmed Qurie)
- Jerry Vogel (Yossi Beilin)
- Michael James Reed (Ron Pundak/Jan Egeland)
- Amro Salama (Hassan Asfour)
- John Rensenhouse (Shimon Peres/Yair Hirshfeld)
- Michelle Hand (Marianne Heiberg)
- Jonathan Gillard Daly (Johan Jorgen Holst/Finn Grandal)
- Jeff Cummings (American Diplomat/Thor Bjornevog)
- Jim Shankman (Joel Singer)
- Chaunery Kingsford Tanguay (Ensemble)
- Jack Theiling (Ensemble)
- Tom Wethington (Ensemble)
CREATIVE STAFF:
- Director: Steven Woolf
- Associate Director: Michael Fling
- Scenic Designer: Michael Ganio
- Costume Designer: Dorothy Marshall Englis
- Lighting Designer: Rob Denton
- Sound Designer: Fitz Patton
- Projection Designer: Nathan W. Scheuer
- Stage Manager: Emilee Buchheit
- Assistant Stage Manager: Lorraine LiCavoli
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Age Recommendations
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Oslo is recommended for adult audiences. The show contains strong adult language and weighty discussions about global politics and diplomatic relations.