The Lathe of Heaven

From the novel by Ursula K. Le Guin
Adapted by Edward Einhorn
Music by Henry Akona

"The ideas of the book come through undeformed and not oversimplified," states novelist Ursula K. Le Guin. This is the third of Untitled Theater Company’s sci-fi adaptions, following acclaimed productions of Kurt Vonnegut's Cat's Cradle and Philip K. Dick's Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep.

The show stars Robert Honeywell in the role of the dreamer, George Orr; Caroline Saaman as an Arab-American lawyer, Heather Le Lache; John Gallop, as the singer; and Eric Oleson as the neurologist whose scientific inquiries and quest for utopia almost bring the world to ruin.

At the 3LD Art + Technology Center, New York City

Singer: John Gallop III
George Orr: Robert Honeywell
Dr. Haber: Eric Oleson
Heather Le Lache: Caroline Saaman

Piano: Melissa Elledge
Cello: Michael Midlarsky

Video: Kate Freer and David Tennant
Sets: Jane Stein
Costumes: Carla Gant
Lighting: Jeff Nash
Sound: Chip Rogers
Stage Manager: Raffaela Vergata
AD/ASMs: Frank-Thomas Grogan, Abigail Strange
Interns: Mark Galinovsky, Barbara Ayala Rugg