| ...what better way to spend your weekend? Please join interACT as we take on some of the most controversial topics of the 1880s in August Strindberg's
Miss Julie
Directed by Cynthia Ross WHEN: Saturday, April 11 – 3 PM & 7:30 PM; Sunday, April 12 – 3 PM
WHERE: The Baird Theatre on Three, 5 Mead Street, South Orange
TICKETS: Advance Sale Tickets - $10. All tickets at the door - $15 STARRING - Skye Hersh - Miss Julie
- Mike Cox – Jean
- Diane Machin – Christine
Stage Managed by Kelley Blessing
Produced by Tasha R. Arroyo, Elena Svitavsky This controversial play of its day, Miss Julie centers on dominance, control, and the battle of the sexes. The characters move from their typically mundane lives into a previously unexplored world of passion and danger. Miss Julie takes place on a Midsummer's Eve in the kitchen on the estate of Miss Julie's father, the Count. Miss Julie (Skye Hersh) is drawn to the Count's valet Jean (Mike Cox), who is particularly well-traveled, well-mannered, well-read, and who also happens to be engaged to the Count's cook, Christine (Diane Machin). Over the course of one evening the characters explore two of Strindberg's favorite topics, Darwinism and society's class struggle. Click HERE to purchase tickets Click HERE for more info | 
