NewsPhoto Exclusive: A Day in the Life of Actor Vin Knight at the Public Theater's The Sound and the FuryElevator Repair Service's production The Sound and the Fury returns Off-Broadway following an acclaimed premiere at New York Theatre Workshop in 2008. Cast member Vin Knight shares a day in the life.
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June 24, 2015
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Photo Exclusive: A Day in the Life of Actor Vin Knight at the Public Theater's The Sound and the Fury
Photo Exclusive: A Day in the Life of Actor Vin Knight at the Public Theater's The Sound and the Fury
Elevator Repair Service's production The Sound and the Fury returns Off-Broadway following an acclaimed premiere at New York Theatre Workshop in 2008. Cast member Vin Knight shares a day in the life.
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Director John Collins fills in for Susie Sokol at a final rehearsal.
Vin Knight
Producer Ariana Smart Truman fills in for Susie Sokol at a final rehearsal.
Directed by John Collins, The Sound and the Fury is a staging of the first section of the "Benjy Chapter" of William Faulkner's seminal novel of the same name. The show is billed as a theatrical representation of Faulkner's complex language. "In usual ERS style, humor, pathos, and high-energy choreography illuminate this Southern Gothic tale. ERS takes on Faulkner’s daring experimentation with consciousness, perception, memory and language – and honors the author’s words to the letter," state press notes.
The production features split-screen staging, video-projected text and an original sound score. It features scenic design by David Zinn, costume design by Colleen Werthmann and additional costumes by Jacob A. Climer, lighting design by Mark Barton and sound design by Matt Tierney.
The ensemble cast includes Daphne Gaines, Rosie Goldensohn, Mike Iveson, Vin Knight, Aaron Landsman, Randolph Curtis Rand, Greig Sargeant, Kaneza Schaal, Pete Simpson, Susie Sokol, Lucy Taylor, Tory Vazquez and Ben Williams.
The Sound and the Fury runs through July 12.
For tickets to Macbeth or The Sound and the Fury, phone (212) 967-7555 or visit PublicTheater. The Public Theater is located at 425 Lafayette Street in Manhattan.
