Amadeus is a hit! Standing ovation from opening weekend audiences – Capacity Crowds – Five Stars and a “must see” from DcMetroTheaterArts

Tickets available online for the Sunday’s (10/2) matinee and all other performances.

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A capacity crowd on Saturday night greets the cast of AMADEUS with their second standing ovation of opening weekend

five-stars-from-dcmtaDcMetroTheaterArts.com in their five star review says:

“The Providence Players of Fairfax’s production of Amadeus is a glorious mixture of drama and comedy and music that is truly transcendent. This production was skillfully directed by Julie Janson [and] Music Director Kyle Keene does a superb job as he blends the music of Mozart into just the right places to provide a wonderful effect of time and place. The performances in Amadeus are exceptional. The ultra-talented David Whitehead as Salieri takes on a challenging role with intelligence and intensity…[his] performance is layered and nuanced. As Mozart, Mike Rudden is brilliant as an innocent genius who simply cannot cope. The characters known as Venticelli 1 (Bobby Welsh) and Venticelli 2 (Debora Crabbe) are truly excellent as sort of “narrators” to fill in the blanks and keep the story moving. Katherina Cavalieri…portrayed by the incomparable Christina Massimei is an opera singer…She has a rich soprano voice that is nothing short of stunning. …Please get your tickets for this profound and enjoyable experience. It is not to be missed!”

Read the full review by Paul M. Bessel And Barbara Braswell at DcMetroTheaterArts.com Amadeus Review

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Watch the AMADEUS VIDEO TRAILER by Rob Cuevas

AMADEUS has it all!

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Thursday, Friday and Saturday 7:30 p.m.
September 30 – October 15
Sunday Matinees 2:00pm
October 2 & 9
Not for young audiences – mature themes and language

At  the James Lee Community Center Theater – 2855 Annandale Rd Falls Church

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The Cast
Antonio Salieri – David Whitehead
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – Mike Rudden
Constanze Weber – Julia Buhagiar
Emperor Joseph II – Michael Bagwell
Count Johann Kilian von Strackm – John Barclay Burns
Count Franz Orsini-Rosenberg – Sean Wilson
Baron Gottfried van Swieten – Shawn Cox
Venticelli 1 – Bobby Welsh
Venticelli 2 – Debora Crabbe
Valet/Major-Domo/Civilian – Zachary Todd
Cook/Civilian – Amanda Ranowsky
Teresa Salieri – Carol Strachan
Katherina Cavalieri – Christina Massimei
Guiseppe Bonno/Mason/Servant/Civilian – Nicolas Queyrane
Don Giovanni/Servant/Civilian – Roxanne Waite

 

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Production Team
Director – Julie Janson
Music Director – Kyle Keene
Producer – Danine Welsh
Stage Manager – Liz Mykietyn
Combat Choreography – Michael Donahue
Technical Directors – Jason Hamrick, Sarah Mournighan
Lighting Design – Sarah Mournighan
Sound Design  – Jason Hamrick
Set Design and Construction – Patrick David
Set Decoration and Painting – Ingrid Helvig David
Costume Design – Robbie Snow
Seamstress – Tommie Curtis
Properties – Beth Whitehead
Hair and Makeup Design  – Beth Harrison, George Smith, Robbie Snow

 

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Amadeus is the story of legendary composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, as told through the eyes of his jealous rival Antonio Salieri, this psychological mystery has played to thunderous applause the world over. The scene is set in Vienna, 1781: the young Mozart can write an opera a week but can’t control his exuberant giggling and notorious libido. Antonio Salieri–until now the royal court’s most lauded musician–recognizes Mozart’s genius, calling him “God’s magic flute.” Pious, wicked, and soon to be guilt-ridden, Salieri tries everything to subvert the success of this enfant terrible. Will that include murder? Peter Shaffer’s Amadeus has won five Tony Awards including Best Play, and the 1984 film adaptation won eight Academy Awards, including Best Picture. This masterpiece has been passionately adapted and inventively staged by Julie Janson in her directorial debut with the Providence Players.

Argia’s and PPF Team Up For Dinner and a Show!

 More Information Argia’s Dinner and a Show

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Pre-Opening Press

1-ppf-david-whitehead-as-salieriFrom the Connection Newspaper’s David Seigel:  For Season Opening, ‘Amadeus’ – Providence Players to perform the multi-Tony award winning play

From Northern Virginia Magazine’s Danielle Kent: Witness the rise and demise of Mozart in Providence Players of Fairfax’s ‘Amadeus’

On DcMetroTheaterArts.com- Meet the Cast and Director Series:

14-ppf-m-and-cPart 1 Meet David Whitehead

Part 2 Meet Mike Rudden

Part 3: Meet Julia Buhagiar

Part 4: Meet Debora Crabbe and Bobby Welsh

Part 5: Meet Director Julie Janson (Coming Soon)

AMADEUS Kicks Off PPF’s 2016-2017 Season

PPF Facebook Group 2016-2017 Season 801 by 250 Final

Season Information and the Top Ten Reasons to Become a Providence Players Season Ticket Holder

Ticket Information and Prices

Online: PPF Ticket Information
Email: providenceplayerstickets@cox.net
Phone: 703-425-6782 (Leave Message)

Season Tickets (3 Shows, not including Holiday Show)
Adults-$53
Seniors/Students-$40
(12%-22% off single show price)

Single Tickets
Adults-$20
Seniors (62+)-$17
Students (w/ID)-$17

Single Tickets – Holiday Show
All tickets – $17
No reservations required, general seating

The Providence Players perform at the
James Lee Community Center Theater
2855 Annandale Road, Falls Church VA 22042