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Reilly Marston-Chakan

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“Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike”: Comic Riff on Family Life, at Altarena Playhouse, Alameda

“Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike”: Comic Riff on Family Life, at Altarena Playhouse, Alameda

January 28, 2018 Reilly Marston-Chakan

Christopher Durang Makes Great Fun of U.S. Obsessions by Reilly Marston-Chakan “Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike” gives an extreme and hilarious twist to  family drama. The play, which won the Tony Award for Best Play in 2013, comes from the fertile brain of  Christopher Durang, a comedy genius. At Altarena Playhouse, set…

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Reilly Marston-Chakan

Reilly Marston-Chakan

August 8, 2017 Reilly Marston-Chakan

Reilly is a student at Berkeley Independent School. He has been on stage and performing since he was in kindergarten. He loves musicals and every opportunity to laugh out loud. Most of his time is spent playing sports, particularly baseball, reading, and listening to music.

Current Shows

  • “Going to St. Ives” Where the Black Theater Movement Tackles Colonialism—at LBP
  • “Scabmuggers” Empowers with Lessons in Courage—at The Freight
  • “Hamlet” Highlights Corruption in Surveillance State—at SPARC
  • “Goat Blood” Conjures Mixture of Race, Lust, & Demons—at Rhino
  • “Absolutely Science Fiction!” Blasts Off with Strangely Familiar Futures—at Z Space
  • “The Fre” Shows Conformity at Its Most Foolish—at OTP
  • “Arab Spring” Wrestles with Tradition vs. Modernity—at Golden Thread
  • “What Is To Be Done?” Fights Depression & Fascism, Brilliantly—at The Marsh
  • “Romeo & Juliet” Illuminates Personal & Political Connections—at The Public
  • “A Few Good Men” Engages in Hard Struggle for Truth—at Royal Underground
  • “Tiny Beautiful Things” Reveals Healing Power of Listening Deeply—at Town Hall
  • “Flight Risk” Offers a Master Class in Empathy—at The Marsh
  • “Girl, Interrupted” Exposes Machinery of Madness—at The Public
  • “The Lunchbox” A Musical Triumph Over Loneliness—at Berkeley Rep
  • “The House of Bernarda Alba” Exposes the Tragedy of Absolute Power—at OTP

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