Two men speaking in a fog bound void, confessing to one another an unexpressed dream that has lain at the heart of their friendship. But their dream of leaving the sea is a betrayal. They are punished and forgiven when the sea sends her dying child a vision to comfort and mourn for him.

Written In 1914 at the beginning of his career, O'Neill spoke for the first time in his authentic voice, and as a depiction of human loneliness and need. It was a fitting introduction to the coming American theatre.

 

Directed by: José Quintero
Recording & Sound Design by: Randy Thom
Artistic Directer: Travis Bogard
Produced by: Erik Bauersfeld

Cast:

Driscoll:		Shay Duffin
Yank:		Mike Genovese
2nd Mate:		Larry Drake
Ivan:		Erik Holland
Olson:		Gisli Bjorgvinsson
Davis:		Tim Choate
Cocky:		Ian Abercrombie
Smitty:		Jim Paddock
Paul:		Carl Johnson
Captain:		Ian Abercrombie

 

Length: 29:24

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