4.48 Pschosis opens this Thursday at Etcetera Camden!
All week we will be spotlighting our actors and production team. Stay tuned for daily updates!
Meet Alex and Okan
Alex Romberg is excited to be a part of
4.48 Psychosis. Previously she has appeared in
The Comedy of Errors, All in the Timing, The Two Gentlemen of Verona, Romeo and Juliet, The Trojan Women and
The Madwoman of Chaillor. She has worked as a director, sound designer, and engineer in Chicago since 2013, and worked with Verins Escenics in Barcelona in 2012. She received her undergrad degrees in Theater and Psychology from Colorado State University and is an MFA Directing student at East 15 Acting School. Many Thanks to Lindsey Higgins, Julia Hinson, Brittany Johnson and Sean O'Brien and everyone else with the Lone Tree Theatre Project.
Okan Elmali is a London-based German actor. He recently received an MA in Acting from East 15 Acting School. Prior to East 15 he attended The Acting School Frankfut in Germany and took acting classes on Los Angeles at the Margie Haber and Brian Reise Studios. Theatre credits include Orsino in
Twelfth Night (presented at Shakespeare's Globe Theatre.) Eilert Loevborg in
Hedda Gabler and DC Robert Evans in Simon Stephen's
One Minute all at East 15.
4.48 Psychosis
Anton Chekhov's Three Sisters was written in 1900 and first performed in 1901 at the Moscow Art Theatre. The play explores the hopes and losses of the Prozorov sisters as they search for meaning in the modern world. Although Chekhov's original script reflects the decay of the privileged class in turn of the century Russia, the desire to find meaning and the human struggle with defeit are themes that carry on in every age. The Lone Tree Theatre Project's adaptation will reflect those struggles in a simplified production combining contemporary language, music, and movement presented with minimal sets and props. 
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