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...play takes place. The construction of the pool was a major undertaking, according to set designer Courtney E. Thompson ’09. The 18 foot by 10 foot pool was built in the lowered orchestra pit and thrust, which led them to remake almost half of the stage. “Once you’ve gone into the pool in any way, you’re affected by it,” says producer Kline. “It’s part of how [the characters] struggle with love and all these other challenges. Once you?...
...said Adam Sussman, assistant director and dramaturg of “Oedipus at Palm Springs.” This sentiment was more or less echoed by the other panelists, who also recommended running with original ideas, making bookings, and generally hanging around your favorite artists. BEYOND THE STAGE The women also stressed the importance of expanding outside the theater. Shaw and Weaver extend themselves into the realm of humanitarian service by teaching their craft in prisons, medical schools, and universities. “The walls [of theater] are really breaking down,” Weaver said...
...reputation on the world stage has been pretty well trashed. That didn’t need to happen,” he said. “If our leaders are going to lead, particularly in the military where we’re going to go into countries with force, they have an obligation to understand the culture they’re going into...I don’t think there are any leaders at the moment who have done that...
With the experience of directing “Utopia, Limited” under his belt, Steinemann began to search for a second directorial opportunity. The process of bringing “The Mineola Twins” to the stage began nearly a year...
...American Repertory Theatre (A.R.T.) begs to differ—he’s preparing a theatrical adaptation of the film. How then does one take on the daunting task of retelling such a sacred cow as “Donnie Darko?” SCREEN TO STAGE “Of course it’s open to interpretation,” said Stern, “but I pursued one version that made sense to me. I’m sure there are 20 others.” In Stern’s telling, the play focuses more...