Osage)) of the play opened on December 7, 2011, in Madrid, with an all-star-cast including Amparo Baró as Violet, Carmen Machi as Barbara, Alicia Borrachero as Ivy, Clara Sanchis as Karen, Sonsoles Benedicto as Mattie-Fae and Irene Escolar as Jean among many others, directed by Gerardo Vera. The show closed on February 22, 2012, after a huge success. In India, veteran theatre actor and director Lillete Dubey has directed a slightly adapted version of the play and has been touring with it in several Indian cities such as Delhi, Mumbai and Bangalore. In the Indian version, while the name of the play and those of most characters remain the same, the narrative has been shifted to the Indian state of Goa. Many well-known Indian theatre and film actors have major roles in the play, with Dubey herself playing the role of Violet with Sandhya Mridul as Barbara, Kitu Gidwani as Mattie, Mita Vashisht as Karen and Suchitra Pillai as Ivy. The Polish adaptation of the play, titled "Sierpień" (meaning "August"), had its premiere in Teatr Studio in Warsaw on February 2, 2012. Imperium Theater in Leiden, The Netherlands, was the first amateur theater company outside the United States to perform the play, on May 12, 2012. The PACE (Performing Arts Curriculum Experience) program at Mamaroneck High School opened their 2013 season with August: Osage County on October 23rd, 2013. The Fox Network's cartoon comedy series American Dad did an over the top, metaphor-festooned satirical send up of the play's style as well as Clifford Odets' Paradise Lost, called "Blood Crieth Unto Heaven." The UMass Theatre Guild of University of Massachusetts Amherst premiered an entirely student-run production of August: Osage County on April 9, 2015. Cast Original Chicago Cast Ian Barford* – Little Charles Deanna Dunagan – Violet Weston Kimberly Guerrero—Johnna Monevata Francis Guinan* – Charlie Aiken Rick Snyder* – Steve Heidebrecht Dennis Letts – Beverly Weston Fawn Johnstin—Jean Fordham Mariann Mayberry* – Karen Weston Amy Morton* – Barbara Fordham Sally Murphy* – Ivy Weston Jeff Perry* – Bill Fordham Rondi Reed* – Mattie Fae Aiken Troy West—Sheriff Deon Gilbeau Diane Dorsey—u/s Violet, Mattie Fae Robert E. Dennison—u/s Beverly, Charlie Patrice Egleston—u/s Barbara Lori Myers—u/s Ivy, Karen Peter Davis—u/s Bill (performed), Steve, Sherriff Gilbeau Steven Marzolf—u/s Little Charles Sadieh Rifai—u/s Johnna Zanny Laird—u/s Jean (*) Steppenwolf Ensemble Members Original Broadway Cast Ian Barford* – Little Charles (succeeded during the run by