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Proof | Love's Labour's Lost | Cobb | A Flea in Her Ear
Known as "the meanest
man in baseball," Ty Cobb was also one of the greatest players
in the sport's history and the first inductee into the Baseball
Hall of Fame. Lee Blessing takes a unique approach to examining
the complex life of this ruthless competitor using three different
actors to portray Cobb at different periods of his tumultuous
life. Here the alter-ego Cobbs confront their inner demons
along with a specter of the so-called "black Cobb,"
a Negro League contemporary now all but forgotten, named Oscar
Charleston. This revealing profile of blind ambition is
not to be missed.
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Amendt |
Long* |
Hogan* |
Welch
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Director |
Ethan McSweeny |
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Technical Director |
Gavin Holmes |
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Production Stage Manager |
Allison Lee |
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Conservatory Stage Manager |
T. Rick Jones |
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Scenic Designer |
David Newell |
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Lighting Designer |
Beth Turomsha |
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I.A.T.S.E. Master Electrician |
Dave Hedburg |
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Sound Designer |
Andy Smith |
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Costume Designer |
T. Michael Hall |
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Costume Shop Manager |
Laurel Walford |
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Props Master |
Mara Famiglietti |
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Projection Coordinator |
Todd Proffitt |
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The Peach |
Matthew Amendt |
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Ty |
Andrew Long * |
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Mr. Cobb |
Robert Hogan * |
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Oscar Charleston |
Yaegal Welch |
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Appearing courtesy of Actors' Equity Association |
