The Infernal Machine
by Jean Cocteau
directed by Paul Bedard
Presented at The Hangar Theatre as part of a Drama League Directing fellowship
Featuring Dara Brown, Brandon Dial, Christopher Isolano, Kristina Kastrinelis, Trevor Nalepka, Maya Musial
Dramaturgy by Ella Carr
Scenic Design by Dan Daly
Costume Design by Camilla Morrison
Lighting Design by Topher Strumreiter
Sound Design by Garrett Hood
Poster art by Elise LeBreton
Special thanks to Jen Waldman, Gabriel Shanks and Roger Danforth
by Jean Cocteau
directed by Paul Bedard
Presented at The Hangar Theatre as part of a Drama League Directing fellowship
Featuring Dara Brown, Brandon Dial, Christopher Isolano, Kristina Kastrinelis, Trevor Nalepka, Maya Musial
Dramaturgy by Ella Carr
Scenic Design by Dan Daly
Costume Design by Camilla Morrison
Lighting Design by Topher Strumreiter
Sound Design by Garrett Hood
Poster art by Elise LeBreton
Special thanks to Jen Waldman, Gabriel Shanks and Roger Danforth
"He shall slay his father. He shall marry his mother.
Watch now, spectator. Before you is a fully wound machine.
It is one of the most perfect machines devised by the infernal gods
for the mathematical annihilation of a mortal."
- excerpt from the play by Jean Cocteau
"Bedard infused intelligent metaphors on socialism into The Infernal Machine, with deep commentary on society being both openly highlighted and discretely suggested at all the rights moments... Bedard had carefully placed surprises to keep his social commentary sensibly shocking and invigorating."
- Theater is Easy Blog
Watch now, spectator. Before you is a fully wound machine.
It is one of the most perfect machines devised by the infernal gods
for the mathematical annihilation of a mortal."
- excerpt from the play by Jean Cocteau
"Bedard infused intelligent metaphors on socialism into The Infernal Machine, with deep commentary on society being both openly highlighted and discretely suggested at all the rights moments... Bedard had carefully placed surprises to keep his social commentary sensibly shocking and invigorating."
- Theater is Easy Blog