Written by Donald Margulies
Shows (Evenings at 7:30pm):
Preview 8/7 (All Seats $15.00)
Fri. 8/8 - Sat. 8/9, Thu. 8/14 - Sat. 8/16, Thu. 8/21 - Sat. 8/23

Winner of the 1992 Obie Award. This is the story of an American mega-artist so successful he's had the obligatory profile in Vanity Fair and can claim astronomical prices for his works sight unseen from a waiting list of wealthy patrons. In England for a retrospective of his paintings, the artist goes into the countryside to visit his original muse and lover, the "sacrificial shiksa" whom he abandoned in his quest for the opulent life which now devours him. "...you can tell when a play has gripped its audience, for no one seems to breathe, let alone shift in his seat. This phenomenon can be observed... at SIGHT UNSEEN, a smart and sad comedy by Donald Margulies." -NY Times.

	Kathy Barickman is excited about her third season with WFP. She has been playing in the dark backstage since high school and has stage managed productions throughout college and then with the Valley Players in Waitsfield, VT after moving here from upstate NY. When not playing in the theater, Kathryn can usually be found at her job as an environmental laboratory analyst in Williston or singing with St. Michael's College Liturgical choir. Occasionally she is even at home in Underhill with her husband, Jake, and their houseful of loving critters. She thanks her parents (both English teachers) for passing on their love of theater and her husband for his loving patience.
	Ethan T. Bowen is very happy to return to Waterbury Festival Playhouse, having previously directed Lettice and Lovage and Wait Until Dark. Most recently he directed The Cherry Orchard for the White River Valley Players. A long time Artistic Associate with Vermont Stage Company, he has been a professional actor, director and educator for 25 years, and is currently starting his own performance space in Rochester VT called Spice Studio. Love to Courtney and Wilder.
	Hugh Davies is delighted to be returning to the Waterbury Festival, having previously appeared here in Leading Ladies and Unnecessary Farce. Some of his other favorite productions include Antigone, Experiment With An Air Pump and The Children's Hour. Normally a resident of New York, Hugh loves to spend as much time as possible hiking and skiing in Vermont!
	Seth Jarvis has been active in Burlington’s theater scene for over a decade. In addition to appearing as an actor (The Pillowman; Oleanna; American Machine), he is also a director (The Bus; Keely & Du; and the upcoming O, Caligula!), producer (the monthly Playmakers series at Off Center for the Dramatic Arts), and playwright (The Moreau Horrors; Icon; The Once & Future Ubu). He currently works for the Vermont International Film Foundation. He’s very pleased to be making his debut with the Waterbury Festival Playhouse!
	Linda Iannuzzi lives in Waitsfield where she, her husband, Luke, and daughter, Jordan, own & operate the Wilder Farm Inn. She is very excited about, not only being back on the Waterbury stage again, but being there as "Patricia" - a role she considers quite special. She wants to thank her mom & sis for making the journey; as well as Luke & Jordi for being the best supporters ever!!!
	Rick Loya It’s great to be on board for another season with the WFP. Rick’s passion continues in set design/decoration creating a different place, time and mood has always been challenging and exciting. You can check out Rick’s artistic services, stage works, and more on his website: www.artworksbyloya.com
	Amanda Menard is very happy to be working with the WFP. She holds a BA in Fine Arts: Theater from St. Michael's College and has performed with Lost Nation Theater, WordStage Vermont, the Valley Players, and the Vermont Playwright's Circle. Amanda lives in Montpelier.