This is a list of all A.R.T. productions since the company moved from Yale to Harvard Square, in chronological order (if you're looking for a particular production, playwright, director, or designer, use your browser's Find On Page function to locate quickly). Dates at the end of each listing refer to first performance.

Loeb Stage 

A Midsummer Night's Dream
by William Shakespeare
with the music of Henry Purcell's The Fairy Queen
Directed by Alvin Epstein
Musical direction by Daniel Stepner
Choreography by Carmen de Lavallade
Selected musical adaptations by Otto Werner Mueller
Sets by Tony Straiges
Costumes by Zach Brown
Lighting by Paul Gallo
March 20, 1980

Terry by Terry - World Premiere
by Mark Lieb
Directed by John Madden
Sets by Andrew Jackness
Costumes by Nan Cibula
Lighting by Paul Gallo
April 3, 1980

Happy End
Lyrics by Bertolt Brecht
Music by Kurt Weill
Original German play by Elisabeth Hauptmann
American adaptation and lyrics by Michael Feingold
Directed by Walton Jones
Music directed and conducted by Gary Fagin
Sets by Michael H. Yeargan
Costumes by William Ivey Long
Lighting by William Armstrong
April 26, 1980

The Inspector General
by Nikolai Gogol
A new translation by Sam Guckenheimer and Peter Sellars
Directed by Peter Sellars
Sets by Adrianne Lobel
Costumes by Dunya Ramicova
Lighting by Paul Gallo
May 22, 1980

Loeb Stage

As You Like It
by William Shakespeare
Directed by Andrei Belgrader
Sets by Tom Lynch
Costumes by Adrianne Lobel
Lighting by William Armstrong
Music composed and orchestrated by Paul Schierhorn
Music directed by Stephen Drury
September 13, 1980
Also performed as part of Jubilee 350 Celebration at City Hall Plaza, Boston, and at the Loeb Drama Center.

The Berlin Requiem and The Seven Deadly Sins
Text by Bertolt Brecht
Music by Kurt Weill
The Berlin Requiem directed by Travis Preston
The Seven Deadly Sins directed by Alvin Epstein
Choreographic Associate: Carmen de Lavallade
Translated by Michael Feingold
Sets by Michael H. Yeargan
Costumes by Dunya Ramicova
Lighting by James F. Ingalls
Music directed by Gary Fagin
November 23, 1980

Lulu
by Frank Wedekind
A new translation and adaptation of Earth Spirit and Pandora's Box by Michael Feingold
Directed by Lee Breuer
Production design by Adrianne Lobel
Costumes by Rita Ryack
Lighting by Paul Gallo
December 11, 1980

Has "Washington" Legs? - American Premiere
by Charles Wood
Directed by Michael Kustow
Sets by Michael H. Yeargan
Costumes by Nancy Thun
Lighting by James F. Ingalls
Sound collages composed by Tim Mukherjee
"Washington" sequence directed by Midge McKenzie
January 22, 1981

The Marriage of Figaro
by Pierre-Augustin Caron de Beaumarchais
A new translation and adaptation by Mark Lieb
Directed by Alvin Epstein
Set by Kate Edmunds
Costumes by Rita Ryack
Lighting by James F. Ingalls
Music composed and directed by Stephen Drury
May 7, 1981
Corporate sponsorship by American Express Foundation.

Grownups - World Premiere
by Jules Feiffer
Directed by John Madden
Sets by Andrew Jackness
Costumes by Dunya Ramicova
Lighting by James F. Ingalls
May 24, 1981
Corporate sponsorship by American Express Foundation.

At the Wilbur Theatre in Boston, October, 1980, the A.R.T. revived its production of A Midsummer Night's Dream 

Fall Festival Guest Series

They All Want to Play Hamlet, a production by TheatreWorks of Boston

Mummenschanz

An Evening with Luise Rainer, in a performance of Alfred Lord Tennyson's poem Enoch Arden (Premiere)

Epstein and Schlamme Sing Blitzstein and Bernstein (Premiere)

Loeb Stage

Sganarelle - An evening of Molière Farces (The Flying Doctor, The Forced Marriage, Sganarelle, and A Dumb Show)
Directed by Andrei Serban
Translations by Albert Bermel
Sets by Michael H. Yeargan
Costumes by Dunya Ramicova
Lighting by James F. Ingalls
Music arranged and directed by Stephen Drury
Adaptation and translation of A Dumb Show by Sandra Boynton, Andrei Serban, Elizabeth Swados, and members of the Sganarelle acting company
December 1, 1981
Corporate sponsorship by American Express Foundation.

Orlando - American Stage Premiere by George Friederich Handel
Libretto by Grazio Braccioli, after Orlando Furioso by Ariosto
Directed by Peter Sellars
Music directed by Craig Smith
Sets by Elaine Spatz-Rabinowitz
Costumes by Rita Ryack
Lighting by James F. Ingalls
December 8, 1981

The Journey of the Fifth Horse
by Ronald Ribman
Directed by Adrian Hall
Sets by Kevin Rupnik
Costumes by Rita Ryack
Lighting by James F. Ingalls
Based in part on the story Diary of a Superfluous Man by Ivan Turgenev
January 22, 1982

Ghosts by Henrik Ibsen
Adapted and directed by Robert Brustein
Sets by Tony Straiges
Costumes by Rita Ryack
Lighting by James F. Ingalls
May 14, 1982

Orchids in the Moonlight - World Premiere
by Carlos Fuentes
Directed by Joanne Green
Sets by Elaine Spatz-Rabinowitz
Costumes by Nan Cibula
Lighting by James F. Ingalls
June 4, 1982

1982 New Stages Series

True West
by Sam Shepard
Directed by David Wheeler
Sets by Kate Edmunds
Costumes by Nancy Thun
Lighting by James F. Ingalls
April 7, 1982

Rundown - World Premiere
by Robert Auletta
Directed by William Foeller
Sets by Kate Edmunds
Costumes by Nancy Thun
Lighting by James F. Ingalls
Sound by Stephen Drury
April 15, 1982

TOURS:

FALL 1981: FIRST TOUR OF NORTHEASTERN STATES, including communities in seven states (Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and New York) performing Molière's Sganarelle.

RESIDENCY, GOODMAN THEATRE, CHICAGO, May-June 1982, performing Sganarelle

SUMMER 1982: FIRST TOUR OF EUROPE AND MIDDLE EAST, including major festivals in Asti; Avignon; the Netherlands (Rotterdam and Amsterdam); Edinburgh; Israel (Tel Aviv, Haifa, and Jeruslem); BITEF (Belgrade and Ljubjana); and London, where Sganarelle was filmed by Britain's Channel 4 for television airing. The four productions performed in repertory on tour were Sganarelle, Lulu, Rundown, and True West. (July-September)
Made possible in part by funding from American Express Foundation. 

Loeb Stage

Three Sisters
by Anton Chekhov
A new translation by Jean-Claude van Itallie
Directed by Andrei Serban
Sets, costumes, and lighting by Beni Montressor
Original music by Richard Peaslee
November 26, 1982

'Night, Mother - World Premiere by Marsha Norman
Directed by Tom Moore
Sets and costumes by Heidi Landesman
Lighting by James F. Ingalls
December 10, 1982
Made possible in part by the Mass. Council on the Arts & Humanities/ New World Program.

Waiting for Godot
by Samuel Beckett
Directed by Andrei Belgrader
Sets by Tony Straiges
Costumes by Kevin Rupnik
Lighting by James F. Ingalls
January 14, 1983

Boys From Syracuse Music by Richard Rodgers
Lyrics by Lorenz Hart
Book by George Abbott
Based on William Shakespeare's The Comedy of Errors
Directed by Alvin Epstein
Music arranged and directed by Paul Schierhorn
Conducted by Tom Gilligan
Choreography by Kathryn Posin
Sets by Tom Lynch
Costumes by Nancy Thun
Lighting by James F. Ingalls
February 18, 1983

The School for Scandal
by Richard Brinsley Sheridan
Directed by Jonathan Miller
Sets by Patrick Robertson
Costumes by Rosemary Vercoe
Lighting by Jennifer Tipton
May 12, 1983

1983 New Stages Series 

Footfalls and Rockaby by Samuel Beckett
Directed by John Grant Phillips
Sets by Don Soule
Costumes by Lynn Jeffery
Lighting by Thom Palm
Sound by Randolph Head
April 15, 1983

Baby with the Bathwater - World Premiere
by Christopher Durang
Directed by Mark Linn-Baker
Sets by Don Soule
Costumes by Elizabeth Perlman
Lighting by Thom Palm
Sound by Randolph Head
March 31, 1983

Hughie by Eugene O'Neill
Directed by Bill Foeller
Sets by Don Soule
Costumes by Lynn Jeffery
Lighting by Thom Palm
Sound by Randolph Head
April 7, 1983

PRIZES:

Marsha Norman's 'Night, Mother received Pulitzer Prize for Drama; first time in history of prize that the award was given to a play based on a production outside New York City.

Fall Festival

Philippe Genty Company

Loeb Stage

Measure for Measure
by William Shakespeare
Directed by Andrei Belgrader
Sets by Douglas Stein
Costumes by Kurt Wilhelm
Lighting by Jennifer Tipton
Music composed and directed by William Uttley
November 25, 1983

A Moon for the Misbegotten
by Eugene O'Neill
Directed by David Leveaux
Sets and costumes by Brien Vahey
Lighting by Donald Edmund Thomas
Original music by Stephen Endelman
December 9, 1983

Traveler in the Dark - World Premiere by Marsha Norman
Directed by Tom Moore
Sets by Heidi Landesman
Costumes by Robert Blackman
Lighting by James F. Ingalls
February 3, 1984

Big River: The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn - World Premiere
Music and lyrics by Roger Miller
Book by William Hauptman
Directed by Des McAnuff
Sets by Heidi Landesman
Costumes by Patricia McGourty
Lighting by James F. Ingalls
Sound by Randolph Head
Orchestrations, vocal arrangements and musical direction by Michael S. Roth
February 17, 1984

Six Characters in Search of an Author
by Luigi Pirandello
A new adaptation by Robert Brustein and the Company
Directed by Robert Brustein
Sets and costumes by Michael H. Yeargan
Lighting by Jennifer Tipton
May 11, 1984
See also: Production Home Page (1996-97 revival)

1984 New Stages Series

Angel City
by Sam Shepard
Directed by David Wheeler
Sets by Kate Edmunds
Costumes by Lynn Jeffery and Elizabeth Perlman
Lighting by Thom Palm
April 2, 1984

Strokes - World Premiere
by Leslie Glass
Directed by Philip Cates
Sets by Kate Edmunds
Costumes by Elizabeth Perlman and Lynn Jeffery
Lighting by Thom Palm
April 11, 1984

Holy Wars - Morroco and The Road to Jerusalem - World Premiere
by Allan Havis
Directed by Gerald Chapman
Sets by Kate Edmunds
Costumes by Lynn Jeffery and Elizabeth Perlman
Lighting by Thom Palm
April 5, 1984

TOURS:

SECOND SEVEN-STATE TOUR OF NORTHEAST (Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, Vermont, New York, Pennsylvania, Connecticut), performing The School for Scandal (October 1983)

INTERNATIONAL FORTNIGHT OF THEATRE, QUEBEC: Performed The School for Scandal and Sganarelle in repertory (June 1984)

1984 OLYMPIC ARTS FESTIVAL IN LOS ANGELES: Performed The School for Scandal and Sganarelle in repertory (June/July 1984)
Made possible in part by corporate sponsorship of United Technologies of Hartford, CT and Leading Edge Products of Canton, MA.

Fall Festival

Six Characters in Search of an Author
See original production
October 2, 1984

Loeb Stage 

The King Stag
by Carlo Gozzi
English version by Albert Bermel
Directed by Andrei Serban
Sets by Michael H. Yeargan
Costumes, masks, and puppetry by Julie Taymor
Lighting by Jennifer Tipton
Original music by Elliot Goldenthal
November 23, 1984
See also: Production Home Page (1996-97 revival)

Endgame
by Samuel Beckett
Directed by JoAnne Akalaitis
Set by Douglas Stein
Costumes by Kurt Wilhelm
Lighting by Jennifer Tipton
Prelude to Endgame and incidental music by Philip Glass
Music produced by Kurt Munkacsi
December 7, 1984

Jacques And His Master - American Premiere
by Milan Kundera
English translation by Michael Henry Heim
Directed by Susan Sontag
Set by Douglas Stein
Costumes by Jane Greenwood
Lighting by Jennifer Tipton
Original music by Elizabeth Swados
January 11, 1985

the CIVIL warS: a tree is best measured when it is down - American Premiere
Act III, Scene E by Robert Wilson
Act IV, Scene A and Epilogue by Robert Wilson and Heiner Müller
English translation of Act IV, Scene A and Epilogue by Christopher Martin and Daniel Woker
Directed by Robert Wilson
Sets by Robert Wilson and Tom Kamm
Costumes by Yoshio Yabara
Lighting by Jennifer Tipton and Robert Wilson
Compositions and Sound by Hans Peter Kuhn
Assistant to the director Ann-Christin Rommen
February 22, 1985
Produced in association with Boston's Institute of Contemporary Art through a grant from the New Works Program of the Mass. Council on the Arts & Humanities; a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts; and a grant from Charlene B. Engelhard through the Charles Engelhard Foundation. the CIVIL warS was also supported by a special grant from CITICORP/CITIBANK

Love's Labour's Lost
by William Shakespeare
Directed by Jerome Kilty
Set by Michael H. Yeargan
Costumes by Constance R. Wexler
Lighting by Spencer Mosse
Music by Conrad Susa
May 10, 1985

1985 New Stages Series

Gillette - World Premiere by William Hauptman
Directed by David Wheeler
Sets by Karen Schultz
Costumes by Lynn Jeffery
Lighting by Thom Palm
Sound by Randolph Head
March 27, 1984

Claptrap by Ken Friedman
Directed by Robert Drivas
Set by Karen Schultz
Costumes by Karen Eister
Lighting by Thom Palm
Sound by Randolph Head
April 3, 1985

TOURS:

NATIONAL TOUR: Month-long, ten-state (Maine, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri, Oklahoma, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Ohio) tour, performing Sganarelle and Six Characters in Search of an Author (Sept./Oct. 1984)

RESIDENCY, GOODMAN THEATRE, CHICAGO: June/July 1985, performing Six Characters in Search of an Author.

PRIZES:

A.R.T. American premiere production of a section of Robert Wilson's the CIVIL warS unanimous choice of Pulitzer Prize Jury.

Fall Festival

The King Stag
See original production
September 6, 1985

Six Characters in Search of an Author
See original production
September 12, 1985

The Garden of Earthly Delights
a Dance Piece by Martha Clarke based on a painting by Bosch, produced by the Music Theatre Group/Lenox Arts Center
September 25, 1985

Loeb Stage

The Changeling by Thomas Middleton
Directed by Robert Brustein
Sets and costumes by Michael H. Yeargan
Lighting by Richard Riddell
November 22, 1985

The Juniper Tree - World Premiere
An opera by Philip Glass and Robert Moran
Libretto by Arthur Yorinks
Based on a tale by the Brothers Grimm
Directed by Andrei Serban
Sets and costumes by Michael H. Yeargan
Lighting by Jennifer Tipton
December 6, 1985
Made possible in part by special grants from CITICORP/CITIBANK, AT&T, and Charlene B. Engelhard through the Charles Engelhard Foundation.

The Balcony
by Jean Genet
A new translation by Jean-Claude van Itallie
Directed by JoAnne Akalaitis
Sets by George Tsypin
Costumes by Kristi Zea
Lighting by Jennifer Tipton
Music by Ruben Blades
Choreography by Johanna Boyce
Sound by Peter Michael Sullivan
Wigs and makeup by Bobby Miller
Assistant Director: Peter Confalone
January 15, 1986

Alcestis
Adapted by Robert Wilson from a play by Euripides as translated by Dudley Fitts and Robert Fitzgerald with additional text by Heiner Müller
Description of a Picture translated by Carl Weber
Epilogue, Japanese Kyogen
The Birdcatcher in Hell, translated by Mark Oshima
Music by Laurie Anderson
Conceived, directed and designed by Robert Wilson
Sets by Tom Kamm and Robert Wilson
Costumes by John Conklin
Lighting by Jermifer Tipton and Robert Wilson
Movement by Suzushi Hanayagi
Audio environment by Hans Peter Kuhn Assistant Director: Ann-Christin Rommen
March 7, 1986

Olympian Games
based on Ovid's Metamorphosis
Book and lyrics by Kenneth Cavander and Barbara Damashek
Directed by Barbara Damashek
Music composed by Barbara Damashek Sets and costumes by Alexander Okun Lighting by Spencer Mosse
May 9, 1986

1986 New Stages Series

The Day Room - World Premiere by Don DeLillo
Directed by Michael Bloom
Sets by Loy Arcenas
Costumes by Karen Eister
Lighting by Richard Riddell
April 8, 1986

Tutta Casa, Letto, E Chiesa (It's all bed, board, and church) (not developed at AR.T.) by Dario Fo and Franca Rame
Directed by Dario Fo
Performed by Franca Rame
Onstage translator for Ms. Rame: Maria Consagra
Set and lighting by Lino Avolio
May 2, 1986

Mistero Buffo (a comic mystery) - American Premiere (not developed at A.R.T.)
Written, staged, and performed by Dario Fo
English Supertitle translation by Stuart Hodd, Ron Jenkins, and Walter Valeri
Onstage Translator for Mr. Fo: Ron Jenkins
Set and Lighting by Lino Avolio
May 11, 1986

TOURS:

VENICE BIENNALE: Performed The King Stag, Sept./Oct. 1985, at the Theatre Malibran, Venice

PRIZES:

1985 JUJAMCYN PRIZE for outstanding contribution to the development of creative talent for the theatre.

Fall Festival

The King Stag
See original production
See 1996-97 revival
August 29, 1986

the Knee Plays (not developed at A. R .T.)
A section of Robert Wilson's the CIVIL warS, with music by David Byrne
September 23, 1986

Loeb Stage 

Tonight We Improvise
by Luigi Pirandello
Adapted and directed by Robert Brustein
Video sequences directed by Frederick Wiseman
Sets and costumes by Michael H. Yeargan
Lighting by Stephen Strawbridge
November 28, 1986
Major funding by the Eleanor Naylor Dana Charitable Trust.

End of the World with Symposium to Follow
by Arthur Kopit
Directed by Richard Foreman
Sets by Michael H. Yeargan
Costumes by Lindsay W. Davis
Lighting by Stephen Strawbridge
December 12, 1986

Sweet Table at the Richelieu - World Premiere by Ronald Ribman
Directed by Andrei Serban
Sets and Costumes by John Conklin
Lighting by Howell Binkley
February 6, 1987

The Day Room See original production in the 1985-86 New Stages series
Restaged by David Wheeler
February 18, 1987

The Good Woman of Setzuan by Bertolt Brecht
Translated by Eric Bentley
Directed by Andrei Serban
Music by Elizabeth Swados
Sets by Jeff Muskovin
Costumes by Catherine Zuber
Lighting by Howell Binkley
Movement by Thom Molinaro
Associate Director: Charles Otte
May 15, 1987
Major funding by the Eleanor Naylor Dana Charitable Trust.

Archangels Don't Play Pinball - American Premiere
by Dario Fo
Translated by Ron Jenkins
Directed by Dario Fo and Franca Rame
Sets and Costumes by Dario Fo
Lighting by Robert M. Wierzel
Music by Fiorenzo Carpi
Sound by Stephen Santomenna
Associate Director: Arturo Corso
Assistant Director: Ron Jenkins
June 5, 1987

1987 New Stages Series
(Made possible by the generous support of Lechmere, Inc.)

The Cannibal Masque (The Cannibal Masque and A Serpent's Egg) - World Premiere
by Ronald Ribman
Directed by David Wheeler
Sets by Loy Arcenas
Costumes by Christine Joly de Lotbiniere
Lighting by Frank Butler
Sound by Stephen D. Santomenna
April 5, 1987

Mrs. Sorkin Presents . . . ("Ubu Lear" and Other Peerless Classics)- World Premiere
by Christopher Durang
Directed by R.J. Cutler and Wesley Savick
Sets by Loy Arcenas
Costumes by Karen Eister
Lighting by Frank Butler
Sound by Stephen D. Santomenna
Music by Richard Peaslee
Music Directed by Paul Brusiloff
April 8, 1987

Late Night Cabaret
The Case of the Danish Prince
by Miles Kington
Directed by Wesley Savick
Lighting by Frank Butler
Sound by Stephen D. Santomenna
April 17, 1987

The Skinhead Hamlet
by Richard Curtis
Directed by Wesley Savick
Lighting by Frank Butler
Sound by Stephen D. Santomenna

TOURS:

FESTIVAL D'AUTOMNE, PARIS: Performed Robert Wilson's Alcestis, September 1986.

WEST COAST: Three-week, four-city tour of California (University of California at Davis; The Doolittle Theatre, Los Angeles; La Jolla Playhouse, University of California at San Diego; and Memorial Auditorium, Stanford University, Palo Alto), performing The King Stag and The Day Room, October 3 - 18

PRIZES:

1986 Antoinette Perry "Tony" Award for continued excellence in resident theatre. Best in France for 1986
A.R.T. production of Robert Wilson's Alcestis voted Best Foreign Work seen in France by French Drama Critics Association.

Fall Festival  

Le Cirque Imaginaire (not developed at A.R.T.)
Conceived and performed by Jean-Baptiste Thierree and Victoria Chaplin
September 8, 1987

Six Characters in Search of an Author
See original production
September 26, 1987

The Good Woman of Setzuan by Bertolt Brecht
Translated by Eric Bentley
Directed by Andrei Serban
Music by Elizabeth Swados
Sets by Jeff Muskovin
Costumes by Catherine Zuber
Lighting by Howell Binkley
Movement by Thom Molinaro
October 2, 1987

Loeb Stage

Gillette by William Hauptman
Directed by David Wheeler
Sets by Loy Arcenas
Costumes by Catherine Zuber
Lighting by Howell Binkley
Sound Design by Stephen D. Santomenna
November 27, 1987
Major funding from Lila Wallace Reader's Digest Fund

Right You Are (If You Think You Are) by Luigi Pirandello
Adapted and directed by Robert Brustein
Sets by Michael H. Yeargan
Costumes by Christine Joly de Lotbiniere
Lighting by Richard Riddell
December 11, 1987
Major funding by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and the Eleanor Naylor Dana Charitable Trust.

Quartet by Heiner Müller
Translated by Carl Weber
Based on Les Liaisons dangereuses
by Choderlos de Laclos
Directed by Robert Wilson
Music composed and adapted by Martin Pearlman
Sets by Robert Wilson
Costumes by Frida Parmegianni
Lighting by Howell Binkley and Robert Wilson
Sound by Stephen D. Santomenna
Assistant Director Jane Perry
February 5, 1988
Major funding by the Massachusetts Council on the Arts and Humanities Art Exchange Program and the Ford Foundation.

The Fall of the House of Usher - World Premiere Music by Philip Glass
Libretto by Arthur Yorinks
Based on a tale by Edgar Allan Poe
Music directed and conducted by Richard Pittman
Directed by Richard Foreman
Set design by Richard Foreman
Costumes by Patricia Zipprodt
Lighting by Richard Riddell
Sound by Stephen D. Santomenna
May 13, 1988
Major funding by the Ford Foundation, the Massachusetts Council on the Arts and Humanities New Works Program, the Eleanor Naylor Dana Charitable Trust, the Lila Wallace-Reader's Digest Fund, Inc., and the National Endowment for the Arts Opera Musical Theatre Program.

'Tis Pity She's a Whore by John Ford
Directed by Michael Kahn
Sets by Derek McLane
Costumes by Catherine Zuber
Lighting by Frances Aronson
Sound by Stephen D. Santomenna
Fights directed by David S. Leong
May 27, 1988
Major funding by the Eleanor Naylor Dana Charitable Trust, the Ford Foundation, and the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. The residency of Michael Kahn as Norma Brustein Guest Director is made possible by the generous endowment grant of Susan Morse Hilles.

Spring Festival

Two by Pirandello:
Six Characters in Search of an Author
Right You Are (If You Think You Are)
March 17, 1988

Two Works in Progress:
City of Amateurs
Written and directed by Richard Foreman with members of the A.R.T. Institute for Advanced Theatre Training at Harvard
Sueños
Adapted and directed by Ruth Maleczech
Produced by Mabou Mines and Boston Musica Viva
March 30, 1988

Life and Fate
Based on a chapter in the novel by Vasily Grossman
Directed by Frederick Wiseman with Ruth Maleczech
May 10, 1988

1988 New Stages Series
(Made possible by the generous support of Lechmere, Inc.)

Big Time: Scenes from a Service Economy
by Keith Reddin
Directed by Steven Schachter
Sets by Bill Clarke
Costumes by Ellen McCarmey
Lighting by Thom Palm
Sound by Stephen D. Santomena
April 6, 1988

Uncle Vanya
by Anton Chekhov
Translated by Vlada Chernomordik
Adapted by David Mamet
Directed by David Wheeler
Sets by Bill Clarke
Costumes by Catherine Zuber
Lighting by Thom Palm
April 13, 1988

TOURS:

THE FIRST NEW YORK INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL FOR THE ARTS: (July 1 - 30) Sponsored by AT&T: OnStage and the Joyce Theatre Foundation: Six Characters in Search of an Author and Big Time: Scenes from a Service Economy

TEATRO ESPANOL: Made possible with support from the U S.-Spanish Joint Committee for Cultural and Educational Cooperation, the Massachusetts Council on the Arts and Humanities Art Exchange Program, the Fund for U.S. Artists at International Festivals, a joint initiative of the Rockefeller Foundation the U.S. Information Agency, and the National Endowment for the Arts, American Airlines and E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Company: Six Characters in Search of an Author and The King Stag

Fall Festival

The King Stag
See original production
September 15, 1988

Alec McCowen, Shakespeare, Cole, & Co. - World Premiere
September 20, 1988

Satirical Subversives, A Festival of Election Year Comedy, Culture, and Politics:
Mort Sahl In Concert
Paul Zaloom in The House of Horror
Eric Bogosian in Sex, Drugs & Rock 'n Roll
September 29, 1988

Loeb Stage 

The Serpent Woman by Carlo Gozzi
Translated by Albert Bermel
Directed by Andrei Serban
Sets, costumes, masks, and puppets by Setsu Asakura
Lighting by Victor En Yu Tan
November 26, 1988
Major funding by the Ford Foundation, the Lila Wallace-Reader's Digest Fund and the Massachusetts Council on the Arts & Humanities New Works Program.

Platonov by Anton Chekhov
Adapted and directed by Liviu Ciulei
Translated by Mark Leib
Sets by Liviu Ciulei
Costumes by Smaranda Branescu
Lighting by Richard Riddell
December 16, 1988
Major funding by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and the Eleanor Naylor Dana Charitable Trust.

Mastergate - World Premiere by Larry Gelbart
Directed by Michael Engler
Sets by Philipp Jung
Costumes by Candice Donnelly
Lighting by James F. Ingalls
February 3, 1989
Major funding by the Lila Wallace-Reader's Digest Fund

The Miser by Molière
Directed by Andrei Serban
Translated by Albert Bermel
Sets by Derek McLane
Costumes by Judith Anne Dolan
Lighting by Howell Binkley
Sound by Stephen D. Santomenna
Movement Coach: Thom Molinaro
May 12, 1989
Major funding by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and the Eleanor Naylor Dana Charitable Trust

Life Is A Dream by Pedro Calderon de la Barca
Directed by Anne Bogart
Translated by Edwin Honig
Sets by Loy Arcenas
Costumes by Catherine Zuber
Lighting by Richard Riddell
Music composed by Matthias Gohl
Sound by Staphen D. Santomena and Matthias Gohl
May 28, 1989
Major funding by the Ford Foundation, the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and the Eleanor Naylor Dana Charitable Trust

1989 New Stages Series

In Twilight: Tales From Chekhov
by Anton Chekhov
Directed and adapted to the stage by Tina Landau
Sets by Derek McLane
Costumes by Christine Joly de Lotbiniere
Lighting by John R. Malinowski
Original music composed and performed by Scott Frankel
March 29, 1989

Two by Korder: Fun and Nobody
by Howard Korder
Directed by David Wheeler
Sets by Derek McLane
Costumes by Karen Eister
Lighting by Peter West
Sound by Stephen D. Santomenna
April 12, 1989

Summer 1989

The Boys Next Door
by Tom Griffin
Directed by David Wheeler
Sets by Robert D. Soule
Costumes by Bill Lane
Lighting by John F. Custer
July 12, 1989

TOURS:

SERIOUS FUN! FESTIVAL: Lincoln Center, New York (July 14 - August 3)
The Fall of the House of Usher 

Fall Festival

The Boys Next Door
See original production
August 24, 1989

Tru
An American Comedy
Written and directed by Jay Presson Allen from the words and works of Truman Capote
Sets by David Mitchell
Costumes by Sarah Edwards
Lighting by Ken Billington & Jason Kantrowitz
Sound by Otts Munderloh
September 6, 1989

1000 Airplanes on the Roof
by David Henry Hwang
Directed and composed by Philip Glass
Sets and projections by Jerome Sirlin
Lighting by Robert Wierzel
Sound by Kurt Munkacsi
September 18, 1989

More Sex, Drugs, Rock & Roll
Written and performed by Eric Bogosian
Directed by Jo Bonney
October 6, 1989

Loeb Stage 

The Bald Soprano and The Chairs by Eugene Ionesco
Translated by Donald Watson
Directed by Andrei Belgrader
Sets by Anita Stewart
Costumes by Candice Donnelly
Lighting by Stephen Strawbndge
Sound by Maribeth Back
November 24, 1989

Twelfth Night by William Shakespeare
Directed by Andrei Serban
Music Composed by Mel Marvin
Sets by Derek McLane
Costumes by Catherine Zuber
Lighting by Howell Binkley
Sound by Maribeth Back
December 8, 1989

Major Barbara by George Bernard Shaw
Directed by Michael Engler
Sets by Philipp Jung
Costumes by Catherine Zuber
Lighting by James F. Ingalls
Sound by Maribeth Back
January 26, 1990

The Father by August Strindberg
Adapted and directed by Robert Brustein
Sets by Derek McLane
Costumes by Dunya Ramicova
Lighting by Richard Riddell
Sound by Maribeth Back
February 9, 1990

The Caucasian Chalk Circle
by Bertolt Brecht
Translated by Ralph Manheim
Directed by Slobodan Unkovski
Music by Mel Marvin
Sets by Meta Hocevar
Costumes by Catherine Zuber
Lighting by Richard Riddell
Sound by Maribeth Back
May 11, 1990

1990 New Stages Series

Road to Nirvana
by Arthur Kopit
Directed by Michael Bloom
Sets by Scott Bradley
Costumes by Ellen McCartney
Lighting by Peter West
Sound by Maribeth Back
March 28, 1990

The Lost Boys
by Allan Knee
Directed by Jerome Kilty
Sets by Scott Bradley
Costumes by Karen Eister
Lighting by John Ambrosone
Sound by Maribeth Back
April 5, 1990

Summer 1990

The Moscow Taganka Theatre production of Phaedra
by Marina Tsvetaeva
Scenic adaption and direction by Roman Viktyuk
Choreography by Valentin Gneushev
Design by Vladimir Boer
Music by Edison Denisov
June 16, 1990

Le Cirque Imaginaire
See earlier performance
June 26, 1990

The Island of Anyplace [Production Home Page] (most recent or upcoming revival)
by Charles Marz
Directed by Thomas Derrah
Music by Barry Rocklin
Sets and costumes by Scott Bradley
Lighting by John Ambrosone
July 29, 1990

TOURS:

MITSUI FESTIVAL: (June 8 - 10) Made possible by major funding from the Japan/United States Friendship Commission, the Asian Cultural Council, and the Fund for U.S. Artists at International Festivals and Exhibitions (a joint initiative of the Rockefeller Foundation, the Pew Charitable Trusts, the U.S. Information Agency, and the National Endowment for the Arts), and additional support from Yamaha Corporation of Japan: The King Stag 

Fall Festival

The King Stag
See original production
August 23, 1990

We Keep Our Victims Ready
Written, performed, and directed by
Karen Finley
September 4, 1990

The CSC Repertory production of
Rameau's Nephew
by Denis Diderot
Adapted by Shelley Berc & Andrei Belgrader
Directed by Andrei Belgrader
Sets by Anita Stewart
Costumes by Candice Donnelly
Lighting by Robert Wierzel
Sound by William Uttley
September 9, 1990

The Island of Anyplace
See original production
September 22, 1990

Loeb Stage

The Homecoming by Harold Pinter
Directed by David Wheeler
Sets by Derek McLane
Costumes by Catherine Zuber
Lighting by Frances Aronson
Sound by Maribeth Back
November 23, 1990

Once in a Lifetime by George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart
Directed by Anne Bogart
Sets by Loy Arcenas
Costumes by Catherine Zuber
Lighting by James F. Ingalls
Sound by Maribeth Back
December 7, 1990
The residency of Anne Bogart as Norma Brustein Guest Director was made possible by the generous endowment grant of Susan Morse Hilles

When We Dead Awaken
by Henrik Ibsen
English version by Robert Brustein
Adapted and directed by Robert Wilson
Sets by Robert Wilson and John Conklin
Costumes by John Conklin
Lighting by Stephen Strawbridge and Robert Wilson
Sound Environment by Hans Peter Kuhn Songs by Charles "Honi" Coles
Assistant Director: Ann-Christin Rommen
February 8, 1991
In collaboration with the Alley Theatre, Houston, and AT&T: On Stage

King Lear by William Shakespeare
Directed by Adrian Hall
Sets by Eugene Lee
Costumes by Catherine Zuber
Lighting by Natasha Katz
Music by Richard Cumming
Fight Choreography by William Finlay
May 10, 1991

Power Failure - World Premiere by Larry Gelbart
Directed by Michael Engler
Sets by Philipp Jung
Costumes by Candice Donnelly
Lighting by Natasha Katz
Sound by Maribeth Back
May 24, 1991
This production is a recipient of a grant award for New American Plays from the W. Alton Jones Foundation.

1991 New Stages Series 

The Writing Game - American Premiere by David Lodge
Directed by Michael Bloom
Sets by Bill Clarke
Costumes by Ellen McCartney
Lighting by Richard Riddell
Sound by Maribeth Back
March 14, 1991

Steel - World Premiere
by Derek Walcott
Music and musical drection by Galt MacDermot
Directed by Robert Scanlan and Derek Walcott
Choreography and musical staging by Mary Barnett
Sets by Richard Montgomery
Costumes by Catherine Zuber
Lighting by Richard Riddell
Sound by Maribeth Back
April 3, 1991
Major funding provided by the Lila Wallace Reader's Digest Fund for the development and production of Steel. Additional support provided by The Fund for the Arts, the Rockefeller Foundation, and the Ford Foundation. Presented in association with the American Music Theatre Festival.

Summer 1991

The Island of Anyplace
See original production
July 29, 1991

Le Cirque Invisible Created and performed by Victoria Chaplin & Jean Baptiste Thierree, with James Spencer Thierree
August 13, 1991

TOURS:

RESIDENCY, ALLEY THEATRE, HOUSTON, The King Stag, September 1-30,1990

ANNENBERG CENTER, PHILADELPHIA The King Stag, October 3-7, 1990

AMERICAN MUSIC THEATER FESTIVAL, PHILADELPHIA Steel, April 26 - May 11, 1991

ALLEY THEATRE, HOUSTON When We Dead Awaken, May 22-26, 1991  

Fall Festival

The Mysteries and What's So Funny?
Written and directed by David Gordon
Music by Philip Glass
Visual design by Red Grooms
Lighting by Dan Kotlowitz
Sound by David Meschter
Produced by Jedediah Wheeler
September 4, 1991

A Room of One's Own
Adapted and directed by Patrick Garland
with Eileen Atkins as Virginia Woolf
September 24, 1991

Winter 1991

The Island of Anyplace
See original production
December 27-30, 1991

Loeb Stage

Hamlet
by William Shakespeare
Directed by Ron Daniels
Set and costumes by Antony McDonald
Lighting by Frances Aronson
Original music by Claire van Kampen
Sound by Maribeth Back
Fight choreography by Alexis Denisof
November 22, 1991

Misalliance
by George Bernard Shaw
Directed by David Wheeler
Sets by Derek McLane
Costumes by Catherine Zuber
Lighting by Christopher Ackerlind
Sound by Maribeth Back
January 17, 1992

The Seagull by Anton Chekhov
Directed by Ron Daniels
Adapted by Robert Brustein from George Calderon's Translation
Sets by Antony MacDonald
Costumes by Catherine Zuber
Lighting by James F. Ingalls
Original music by Claire van Kampen
Sound by Maribeth Back
February 14, 1992

Hedda Gabler by Henrik Ibsen
Directed by Adrian Hall
Sets by Derek McLane
Costumes by Catherine Zuber
Lighting by Natasha Katz
Sound by Maribeth Back
May 1, 1992

The Servant of Two Masters by Carlo Goldoni
Adapted by Shelley Berc and Andrei Belgrader
Directed by Andrei Belgrader
Sets by Anita Stewart
Costumes by Catherine Zuber
Lighting by Natasha Katz
Sound by Maribeth Back
May 29, 1992

1992 New Stages Series

Media Amok - World Premiere by Christopher Durang
Directed by Les Waters
Sets by Bill Clark
Costumes by Christine Joly de Lotbiniere
Lighting by John Ambrosone
Sound by Maribeth Back
March 26, 1992

Oleanna - World Premiere A Back Bay Theater Company Production
Written and directed by David Mamet
Sets by Michael Merritt
Costumes by Harriet Voyt
Lighting by Kevin Rigdon
Sound by Maribeth Back
May 1, 1992

Spring 1992

The Island of Anyplace
See original production
June 10-11, 1992

TOURS:

21st INTERNATlONAL BIENNAL OF SAO PAULO, Teatro Municipal, Sao Paulo, Brazil When We Dead Awaken, October 4-9, 1991

Fall Festival

Amphigorey: The Musical
Book & Lyrics by Edward Gorey
Music by Peter Golub
Scenic design by Edward Gorey
Costumes by Kelly Lamb & James Hammer
Original lighting by Roger Morgan
Sound by Theater Sound
August 26, 1992

Dog Show
Written and performed by Eric Bogosian
Directed by Jo Bonney
September 9, 1992

Frida: The Story of Frida Kahlo
Book by Hilary Blecher
Monologues & lyrics by Migdalia Cruz
Music by Robert Xavier Rodriguez
Scenic design by Andrew Jackness
Costumes by Ann Roth & Robert de Mora
Lighting by Robert Wierzel
Sound by Theater Sound
September 16, 1992

Fires in the Mirror: Crown Heights, Brooklyn and Other Identities
Conceived, written and performed by Anna Deavere Smith
Projections by Wendall K. Harrington
Original Music by Joseph Jarman
Costumes by Candice Donnelly
Lighting by John Ambrosone
September 29, 1992

Loeb Stage

Black Snow - American Premiere by Keith Dewhurst
Based on the novel by Mikhail Bulgakov
Directed by Richard Jones
Set and costumes by Antony McDonald
Lighting by Scott Zielinski
Sound by Maribeth Back
November 27, 1992

Heartbreak House by George Bernard Shaw
Directed by David Wheeler
Sets by Derek McLane
Costumes by Catherine Zuber
Lighting by Howell Binkley
Sound by Maribeth Back
January 2, 1993

Dream of the Red Spider - World Premiere by Ronald Ribman
Directed by Ron Daniels
Sets by Riccardo Hernandez
Costumes by Catherine Zuber
Lighting by Frances Aronson
Sound by Maribeth Back
February 5, 1993

The Caretaker
by Harold Pinter
Directed by David Wheeler
Sets by Derek McLane
Costumes by Catherine Zuber & Kenneth Mooney
Lighting by John Ambrosone
Sound by Maribeth Back
March 17, 1993

Orphèe - World Premiere
Opera by Philip Glass
Based upon the scenario by Jean Cocteau
Adaptation by Philip Glass
Directed by Francesca Zambello
Music director/conductor Martin Goldray
Sets by Robert Israel
Costumes by Catherine Zuber
Lighting by Pat Collins
Sound by Maribeth Back
May 14, 1993

Cakewalk - World Premiere by Peter Feibleman
Directed by Ron Daniels
Sets by Tony Streiges
Costumes by Catherine Zuber
Lighting by Howell Binkley
Sound by Maribeth Back
Incidental music by Carly Simon Arranged and produced by Matthias Gohl
May 28, 1993

New Stages

Silence, Cunning, Exile - World Premiere
by Stuart Greenman
Directed by Ron Daniels
Sets by Christine Jones
Costumes by Karen Eister
Lighting by John Ambrosone
Sound by Maribeth Back
April 1, 1993

The L.A. Plays - World Premiere
by Han Ong
Directed by Steven Maler
Sets by Christine Jones
Costumes by Gail A. Buckley
Lighting by John Ambrosone
Music & sound design by Don Dinicola
April 8, 1993

Those the River Keeps
by David Rabe
Directed by David Rabe
Sets by Loren Shemman
Costumes by Gail A. Buckley
Lighting by John Ambrosone
Sound by Chris Walker
May 6, 1993

At Zero Church Street Space

Macbeth
by William Shakespeare
Directed by Alvin Epstein
Music and sound design by Don Dinicola
Costume design & coordination by Karen Eister
Lighting by John Ambrosone
June 24, 1993

Summer 1993

The Reduced Shakespeare Company in The Complete Works of Shakespeare (Abridged) & The Complete History of America (Abridged) created and performed by Reed Martin, Adam Long, & Austin Tichenor July 6, 1993

Fall Festival

Le Cirque Invisible Created and performed by Victoria Chaplin & Jean Baptiste Thierree, with James Spencer Thierree
August 17, 1993

Time on Fire
Written and performed by Evan Handler
Directed by Marcia Jean Kurtz
September 7-19, 1993

A Certain Level of Denial
Written, directed, and performed by Karen Finley
September 20-21, 1993

Dog Show: Pounding Nails in the Floor with my Forehead
Written and performed by Eric Bogosian
Directed by Jo Bonney
September 22-26, 1993

The Late Great Ladies of Blues & Jazz
Conceived, written, and performed by Sandra Reaves
with the All Star Jazz Band
September 28 - October 9, 1993

Loeb Stage

Henry IV, Parts 1 & 2 by William Shakespeare
Adapted by Robert Brustein
Directed by Ron Daniels
Sets by John Conklin
Costumes by Gabriel Berry
Lighting by Frances Aronson
Music by Bruce Odland
Fight choreography by Jenny Breen
November 26, 1993

What the Butler Saw by Joe Orton
Directed by David Wheeler
Sets by Derek McLane
Costumes by Catherine Zuber
Lighting by John Ambrosone
Sound by Christopher Walker
January 7, 1994

The Cherry Orchard by Anton Chekhov
Directed by Ron Daniels
Sets by George Tsypin
Costumes by Catherine Zuber
Lighting by Howell Binkley
Sound by Christopher Walker
January 21, 1994

A Touch of the Poet by Eugene O'Neill
Directed by Joe Dowling
Sets by Derek McLane
Costumes by Catherine Zuber
Lighting by Frances Aronson
Sound by Christopher Walker
March 4, 1994

Shlemiel the First - World Premiere [Production Home Page] (fall 1997 revival)
Conceived and adapted by Robert Brustein
from Isaac Bashevis Singer's play
Music composed and adapted by Hankus Netsky
with additional music by Zalmen Mlotek
Lyrics by Arnold Weinstein
Music directed by Zalmen Mlotek
Directed and choreographed by David Gordon
Sets by Robert Israel
Costumes by Catherine Zuber
Lighting by Peter Kaczorowski
Sound by Christopher Walker
May 13, 1994
Shlemiel the Firstis part of CrossCurrents, a major multi-year initiative of the A.R.T. and the American Music Theater Festival in Philadelphia designed to create and sustain a body of new music theatre works. CrossCurrents is sponsored by Philip Morris Companies Inc. Shlemiel the First was made possible, in part, by a generous award for new work from the Harold and Mimi Steinberg Charitable Trust. Major gifts for the production were received from Myra H. and Robert K. Kraft, and Lizbeth and George Krupp. Additional support was provided by the National Endowment for the Arts/Opera-Musical Theatre Program, Barbara and Steven Grossman, Dr. and Mrs. Martin Peretz, and the Dorot Foundation. Shlemiel the First was produced in association with Lincoln Center Productions.

A.R.T. New Stages

The America Play
by Suzan-Lori Parks
Directed by Marcus Stern
Sets by Allison Koturbash
Costumes by Gail Astrid Buckley
Lighting by John Ambrosone
Sound by Christopher Walker
March 31, 1994

Hot 'n' Throbbing - World Premiere
by Paula Vogel
Directed by Anne Bogart
Sets by Christine Jones
Costumes by Jenny Fulton
Lighting by John Ambrosone
Sound by Christopher Walker
April 14, 1994

Picasso at the Lapin Agile
by Steve Martin
Directed by David Wheeler
Sets by Christine Jones
Costumes by Catherine Zuber
Lighting by John Ambrosone
Sound by Christopher Walker
April 28, 1994

Spring 1994

The Island of Anyplace
See original production
May 31, June 1, 2, 1994

Summer 1994

Ennio Marchetto
Written, directed, and performed by Ennio Marchetto
June 14-26, 1994

El Tricicle in Slastic
written, directed, and performed by Joan Garcia, Paco Mir, Carles Sans
June 21 - July 3, 1994

Mump & Smoot
in Caged and Ferno
written, created and performed by Michael Kennard and John Turner
July 7 - 24, 1994

TOURS:

SERIOUS FUN FESTIVAL, Lincoln Center (John Jay Theatre), New York
Shlemiel the First
See original production
July 5-10, 1994

Fall Festival 

The Reduced Shakespeare Company in The Complete History of America (Abridged)
Created and performed by Reed Martin, Adam Long, & Austin Tichenor
August 24 - September 3, 1994

Picasso at the Lapin Agile
See original production
September 6 -17, 1994

Shlemiel the First
See original production
September 21- October 8, 1994

At Zero Church Street

An Evening of Beckett: Krapp's Last Tape, A Piece of Monologue, Ohio Impromptu
by Samuel Beckett
Directed by Robert Scanlan
Sets by Lauren Ariel Bon
Costumes by Karen Eister
Lighting by John Ambrosone
Original music and sound design by Christopher Walker
September 21, 1994

Loeb Stage

The Oresteia: Agamemnon, The Libation Bearers, The Eumenides [Production Home Page]
English version by Robert Auletta from the trilogy by Aeschylus
Directed by François Rochaix
Set Design by Robert Dahlstrom
Costume Design by Catherine Zuber
Lighting Design by Mimi Jordan Sherin
Sound Design by Christopher Walker
November 25, 1994

Waiting for Godot
by Samuel Beckett
Directed by David Wheeler
Set Design by Derek McLane
Costume Design by Catherine Zuber
Lighting Design by John Ambrosone
Sound Design by Christopher Walker
January 13, 1995

Henry V by William Shakespeare
Directed by Ron Daniels
Set Design by John Conklin
Costume Design by Gabriel Berry
Lighting Design by Frances Aronson
Music and Sound Design by Bruce Odland
February 17, 1995

The Threepenny Opera [Production Home Page]
by Bertolt Brecht
Music by Kurt Weill
Book translated by Michael Feingold
Lyrics translated by Jeremy Sams
Directed by Ron Daniels
Musical Direction by Craig Smith
Set Design by Michael H. Yeargan
Costume Design by Gabriel Berry
Lighting Design by Anne Militello
Sound Design by Christopher Walker
May 12, 1995

Ubu Rock - World Premiere [Production Home Page]
by Shelley Berc & Andrei Belgrader
based on Alfred Jarry's play
Music and Lyrics by Rusty Magee
Directed by Andrei Belgrader
Set Design by Andrei Both
Costume Design by Catherine Zuber
Lighting Design by John Ambrosone
Sound Design by Christopher Walker
June 2, 1995

1995 New Stages Series

at the C. Walsh Theatre, Suffolk University

The Cryptogram - American Premiere
Written and Directed by David Mamet
Set Design by John Lee Beatty
Costume Design by Harriet Voyt
Lighting Design by Dennis Parichy
February 2, 1995

The Reduced Shakespeare Company in
THE BIBLE: The Complete Word of God (abridged)
April 18, 1995

at the Hasty Pudding Theatre

Demons - World Stage Premiere
by Robert Brustein
Directed by Francesca Zambello
Set Design by Alison Koturbash
Costume Design by Catherine Zuber
Lighting Design by John Ambrosone
Sound Design by Christopher Walker
March 30, 1995

Accident - World Premiere
by Carol K. Mack
Directed by Marcus Stern
Set Design by Allison Koturbash
Costume Design by Gail Buckley
Lighting Design by John Ambrosone
Sound Design by Christopher Walker
April 6, 1995

Summer 1995

The King Stag
See original production for full credits
Lighting adapted by John Ambrosone
Sound adapted by Christopher Walker
Production restaged by John Grant-Phillips
July 27, 1995

TOURS:

BOCA RATON, CORAL SPRINGS, LAKE WORTH, PALM BEACH, FT. LADUERDALE, (FLORIDA) Shlemiel the First, January 12 - March 12, 1995

AMERICAN MUSIC THEATER FESTIVAL, Philadelphia, PA Shlemiel the First March 23- April 2, 1995

STAMFORD CENTER FOR THE ARTS, Stamford, CT Shlemiel the First April 4-16, 1995

THE TAIPEI INTERNATIONAL ARTS FESTIVAL, Taipei, Taiwan Six Characters in Search of an Author, September 23 - 25, 1995, The King Stag, September 28-30, 1995

Fall Festival

The Late Great Ladies of Blues and Jazz
Conceived, written, and performed by
Sandra Reaves with the All Star Jazz Band
September 5-10, 1995

The American Chestnut
Created and performed by Karen Finley
September 12-17, 1995

Citizen Reno
Written and performed by Reno
September 17, 18, 25, 1995

Don't Smoke in Bed!
An Evening of 20th Century Song
Performed by Marianne Faithfull
September 19 - October 1, 1995

101 Humiliating Stories
Written and performed by Lisa Kron
September 2, 4, 6, 7, 1995

Lillian
Written and performed by David Cale
October 3, 5, 6, 7, 1995

At the Loeb Experimental Theatre

Winter Circus [Production Home Page]
A New Dance-Theatre Work
Choreographed and directed by Amy Spencer & Richard Colton
September 12-17, 1995

At Zero Church Street Performance Space 

Beckett Trio: [Production Home Page]
Eh Joe - Ghost Trio - Nacht und Tråume
by Samuel Beckett
Directed by Robert Scanlan
Video Production by Glenn Litton
Set Design by John Ambrosone
Costume Design by Karen Eister
Sound Design & Original Music by Christopher Walker
September 14-24, 1995

Loeb Stage

The Tempest [Production Home Page]
by William Shakespeare
Directed by Ron Daniels
Set Design by John Conklin
Costume Design by Gabriel Berry
Lighting Design by Chris Parry
Original Music & Sound Design by Bruce Odland
Choreography by Amy Spencer & Richard Colton
November 24, 1995

Buried Child [Production Home Page]
by Sam Shepard
Directed by Marcus Stern
Set Design by Allison Koturbash
Costume Design by Catherine Zuber
Lighting Design by John Ambrosone
Sound Design by Marcus Stern & Christopher Walker
January 5, 1996

Tartuffe [production_ home_page]
by Molière
Modern adaptation by Robert Auletta
Directed by François Rochaix
Set Design by Robert Israel
Costume Design by Catherine Zuber
Lighting Design by Mimi Jordan Sherin
Sound Design by Christopher Walker
February 9, 1996

The Naked Eye [production_ home_page]
by Paul Rudnick
Directed by Christopher Ashley
Set Design by Derek McLane
Costume Design by Catherine Zuber
Lighting Design by Don Holder
Projections by Wendall K. Harrington
Sound Design by Christopher Walker
Composer & Music Coordinator Mark Bennett
May 10, 1996 

Long Day's Journey Into Night [production_ home_page]
by Eugene O'Neill
Directed by Ron Daniels
Set Design by Michael H. Yeargan
Costume Design by Catherine Zuber
Lighting Design by Frances Aronson
Sound Design by Christopher Walker
May 23, 1996

1996 New Stages Series at the Hasty Pudding Theatre

Slaughter City - American Premiere [production_ home_page]
by Naomi Wallace
Directed by Ron Daniels
Set & Costume Design by Ashley Martin-Davis
Lighting Design by John Ambrosone
Original Sound Score by Glyn Perrin
Additional Sound Design by Christopher Walker
March 28, 1996

Alice in Bed - American Premiere [Production Home Page]
by Susan Sontag
Directed by Bob McGrath
Set Design by Laurie Olinder & Fred Tietz
Film by Bill Morrison
Costume Design by Susan Anderson
Lighting Design by John Ambrosone
Sound Design by Christopher Walker
with Compositions by James Farmer
April 11, 1996
Alice in Bed is the recipient of a grant award for New American Plays from the W. Alton Jones Foundation.

TOURS:

JOURNÈES BECKETT, Strasbourg, France: Beckett Trio: Eh joe, Ghost Trio, Nacht und Tråume April 3-4, 1996

STAMFORD CENTER FOR THE ARTS, Stamford, CT: Long Day's Journey Into Night, May 7-19, 1996

Loeb Stage

The Wild Duck [Production Home Page]
by Henrik Ibsen
New Adaptation by Robert Brustein
Directed by François Rochaix
Set Design by Jean-Claude Maret
Costume Design by Catherine Zuber
Lighting Design by Michael Chybowski
Sound Design by Christopher Walker
November 22, 1996

Six Characters in Search of an Author
See original production for full credits
Lighting adapted by John Ambrosone
Sound adapted by Christopher Walker
December 5, 1996

The King Stag
See original production for full credits
Lighting adapted by John Ambrosone
Sound adapted by Christopher Walker
Production restaged by John Grant-Phillips
December 11, 1996

Woyzeck [Production Home Page]
by Georg Büchner
New Translation by Gideon Lester
Directed by Marcus Stern
Set Design by Allison Koturbash
Costume Design by Catherine Zuber
Lighting Design by Scott Zielinski
Sound Design by Christopher Walker & Marcus Stern
January 31, 1997

The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari - World Premiere [Production Home Page]
by John Moran
Directed by Bob McGrath
Set Design by Laurie Olinder & Fred Tietz
Slide Design by Laurie Olinder
Costume Design by Catherine Zuber
Lighting Design by Howard S. Thies
Films by Anthony Chase
February 21, 1997

Man & Superman - [Production Home Page]
by George Bernard Shaw
Directed by David Wheeler
Set Design by Christine Jones
Costume Design by Catherine Zuber
Lighting Design by John Ambrosone
Sound Design by David Remedios
May 9, 1997

1996-97 New Stages Series

at the C. Walsh Theatre at Suffolk University

Punch and Judy Get Divorced - American Premiere [Production Home Page]
by David Gordon and Ain Gordon
Music by Edward Barnes
Lyrics by Arnold Weinstein, David Gordon, and Ain Gordon
Directed and Choreographed by David Gordon
Set Design by David Gordon
Costume Design by Adelle Lutz
Lighting Design by Stan Pressner
Sound Design by Christopher Walker
Musical Direction by Alan Johnson
October 25, 1996

at the Hasty Pudding Theatre

When the World Was Green (A Chef's Fable) - World Premiere Production [Production Home Page]
by Joseph Chaikin & Sam Shepard
Directed by Joseph Chaikin
Set Design by Christine Jones
Costume Design by Mary Brecht
Lighting Design by John Ambrosone
Sound Design by Christopher Walker
Music Composition by Woody Regan
March 26, 1997

The Old Neighborhood - World Premiere [Production Home Page]
by David Mamet
Directed by Scott Zigler
Set Design by Kevin Rigdon
Costume Design by Harriet Voyt
Lighting Design by John Ambrosone
April 11, 1997

TOURS:

GEFFEN PLAYHOUSE, Los Angeles, CA
Shlemiel the First
See original production
May 14 - June 8, 1997

Fall Performances

Shlemiel the First
See original production
September 9-28, 1997

Loeb Stage

The Bacchae [Production Home Page]
by Euripides
New Translation by Paul Schmidt
Directed by François Rochaix
Set Design by Jean-Claude Maret
Costume Design by Catherine Zuber
Lighting Design by Michael Chybowski
Sound Design by Christopher Walker
Movement by Amy Spencer and Richard Colton
November 21, 1997

Peter Pan and Wendy - World Premiere [Production Home Page]
a play based on the novel by J.M. Barrie
Conceived by Marcus Stern and Elizabeth Egloff
Written by Elizabeth Egloff
Directed by Marcus Stern
Set Design by Allison Koturbash
Costume Design by Catherine Zuber
Lighting Design by Scott Zielinski
Sound Design by Christopher Walker & Marcus Stern
December 12, 1997

The Taming of the Shrew [Production Home Page]
by William Shakespeare
Adapted & Directed by Andrei Serban
Movement by Amy Spencer and Richard Colton
Set Design by Christine Jones
Costume Design by Catherine Zuber
Lighting Design by Michael Chybowski
Sound Design by Christopher Walker
January 30, 1998

In the Jungle of Cities [Production Home Page]
by Bertolt Brecht
New Translation by Paul Schmidt
Directed by Robert Woodruff
Set Design by Robert Pyzocha
Costume Design by Catherine Zuber
Lighting Design by Michael Chybowski
Sound Design by Christopher Walker
February 20, 1998

The Imaginary Invalid [Production Home Page]
by Molière
Translated and Adapted by Shelley Berc & Andrei Belgrader
Incidental Music and Lyrics by Rusty Magee
Directed by Andrei Belgrader
Movement by Richard Colton
Set Design by Anita Stewart
Costume Design by Catherine Zuber
Lighting Design by Michael Chybowski
Sound Design by Christopher Walker
May 8, 1998

1996-97 New Stages Series

at the C. Walsh Theatre at Suffolk University

2.5 Minute Ride [description and links]
written and performed by Lisa Kron
January 6-18, 1998

at the Hasty Pudding Theatre Albee's Men [Production Home Page]
excerpted from the works of Edward Albee
created by Glyn O'Malley and Stephen Rowe
performed by Stephen Rowe
directed by Glyn O'Malley
March 24, 1998

Nobody Dies on Friday - World Premiere [Production Home Page]
Written by Robert Brustein
Directed by David Wheeler
Set Design by Michael Griggs
Costume Design by Catherine Zuber
Lighting Design by John Ambrosone
Sound Design by Christopher Walker
April 16, 1998

TOURS:

CHEKHOV INTERNATIONAL THEATRE FESTIVAL, Chekhov Moscow Art Theatre, Moscow, Russia: Six Characters in Search of an Author, March 26-28, 1998; When the World Was Green (A Chef's Fable) March 28-29, 1998; The King Stag, March 31 - April 1, 1998

1998 SINGAPORE FESTIVAL OF ARTS, Jubilee Hall, Singapore: When the World Was Green (A Chef's Fable) June 5-7, 1998; Nobody Dies on Friday, June 9-11, 1998

Fall 1998

How I Learned to Drive [Production Home Page]
by Paula Vogel
directed by David Wheeler
set design by J. Michael Griggs
costume design by Viola McKenthuen
lighting design by John Ambrosone
sound design by David Remedios
September 18, 1998

Nobody Dies on Friday
See original production
September 30, 1998

Subscription Season

The Marriage of Bette and Boo [Production Home Page]
by Christopher Durang
directed by Marcus Stern
set design by Molly Hughes
costume design by Karen Eister
lighting design by John Ambrosone
sound design by John Huntington
October 16 - November 8, 1999
Hasty Pudding Theatre

Phaedra [Production Home Page]
by Jean Racine
translated/adapted by Paul Schmidt
directed by Liz Diamond
set design by Riccardo Hernandez
costume design by Catherine Zuber
lighting design by Michael Chybowski
sound design by Christopher Walker
November 27, 1998 - January 14, 1999
Loeb Drama Center

The Merchant of Venice [Production Home Page]
by William Shakespeare
directed by Andrei Serban
original music by Elizabeth Swados
set design by Christine Jones
screen designs by Marielle Bancou & William Bonnell
costume design by Catherine Zuber
lighting design by Michael Chybowski
sound design by Christopher Walker
musical direction by Michael Friedman
December 11, 1998 - January 24, 1999
Loeb Drama Center

Valparaiso - World Premiere [Production Home Page]
by Don DeLillo
directed by David Wheeler
set design by Karl Eigsti
costume design by Catherine Zuber
lighting design by John Ambrosone
sound design by Christopher Walker
January 29 - March 17, 1999
Loeb Drama Center

The Master Builder [Production Home Page]
by Henrik Ibsen
adapted by Robert Brustein
directed by Kate Whoriskey & Robert Brustein
set design by Christine Jones
costume design by Catherine Zuber
lighting design by Michael Chybowski
sound design by Christopher Walker
February 12 - March 21, 1999
Loeb Drama Center

Charlie in the House of Rue - World Premiere [Production Home Page]
Created by the A.R.T. in association with the Ridge Theater
based on Robert Coover's novella of the same title
directed by Bob McGrath
set design by Laurie Olinder & Fred Tietz
costume design by Catherine Zuber
lighting design by John Ambrosone
music selections from the work of Bill Frisell
with additional music and sound design by Christopher Walker
film projection by Bill Morrison
slide projection by Laurie Olinder
April 1-25, 1999
Hasty Pudding Theatre

The Cripple of Inishmaan [Production Home Page]
by Martin McDonagh
directed by Scott Zigler
set design by Christine Jones
costume design by Catherine Zuber
lighting design by Michael Chybowski
sound design by Christopher Walker
May 14 - June 13, 1999
Loeb Drama Center

Boston Marriage - World Premiere [Production Home Page]
by David Mamet
set design by Sharon Kaitz and J. Michael Griggs
costume design by Harriet Voyt
lighting design by John Ambrosone
June 4-27, 1999
Hasty Pudding Theatre

Wake Up and Smell the Coffee [Production Home Page]
written and performed by Eric Bogosian
June 20-27, 1999
Loeb Drama Center

Fall 1999

We Won't Pay! We Won't Pay! [Production Home Page]
by Dario Fo
translated by Ron Jenkins
directed by Andrei Belgrader
set design by Anita Stewart
costume design by Evin Sanna Olsen
sound design by Christopher Walker
stage manager Chris De Camillis
September 10 - October 3, 1999
Loeb Drama Center

Loeb Stage Season

Ivanov [Production Home Page]
by Anton Chekhov
translated by Paul Schmidt
directed by Yuri Yeremin
set design by Scott Bradley
costume design by Catherine Zuber
lighting design by John Ambrosone
sound design by Christopher Walker
stage managed by Chris De Camillis
November 26, 1999 - January 22, 2000
Loeb Drama Center

The Idiots Karamazov [Production Home Page]
by Christopher Durang & Albert Innaurato
directed by Karin Coonrod
set design by Scott Bradley
costume design by Catherine Zuber
light design by Michael Chybowski
sound design by Christopher Walker
music by Petter Golub
music direction by Michael Friedman
stage managed by Anne S. King
December 10, 1999 - January 16, 2000
Loeb Drama Center

Loot [Production Home Page]
by Joe Orton
directed by Andrei Belgrader
set designed by Anita Stewart
costumes designed by Catherine Zuber
lighting designed by Michael Chybowski
sound designed by Christopher Walker
stage manager Martin Lechner
January 28 - March 15, 2000
Loeb Drama Center

Full Circle [Production Home Page]
by Charles L. Mee
directed by Robert Woodruff
set design by Riccardo Hernandez
costume design by Catherine Zuber
lighting design by Michael Chybowski
sound design by Christopher Walker
movement by Doug Elkins
puppet design by Ruth Pongstaphone
stage managed by Chris De Camillis
February 11 - March 19, 2000
Loeb Drama Center

The Ohio State Murders [Production Home Page]
by Adrienne Kennedy
directed by Marcus Stern
set design by Molly Hughes
costume design by Viola Mackenthun
lighting design by John Ambrosone
sound design by Christopher Walker
stage manager Anne S. King
March 31 - April 16, 2000
Hasty Pudding Theatre

The Winter's Tale [Production Home Page]
by William Shakespeare
directed by Slobodan Unkovski
set design by Meta Hocevar
costume design by Catherine Zuber
lighting design by John Ambrosone
musical compositions & sound design by Christopher Walker
stage managed by Chris De Camillis
May 12 - June 11, 2000
Loeb Drama Center

Spring/Summer 2000

Súgán Theatre Company production of
St. Nicholas [Production Home Page]
by Conor McPherson
directed by Carmel O'Reilly
with Richard McElvain
April 20-30, 2000
Hasty Pudding Theatre

Marcel Marceau [Production Home Page]
A special engagement celebrating fifty years of genius
June 27 - July 30, 2000
Loeb Drama Center

Fall 2000

The King Stag
See original production for full credits
Lighting adapted by John Ambrosone
Sound adapted by Christopher Walker
Production restaged by John Grant-Phillips
September 14-28, 2000
Loeb Drama Center

2000-01 New Stages Series

Nocturne [Production Home Page]
by Adam Rapp
directed by Marcus Stern
set design by Christine Jones
costume design by Viola MacKenthun
lighting design by John Ambrosone
sound design by David Remedios
October 13-29, 2000
Hasty Pudding Theatre

Loeb Stage Season

Antigone [Production Home Page]
by Sophocles
translated by Robert Fagles
directed by François Rochaix
set design by Jean-Claude Maret
costume design by Catherine Zuber
movement by Margaret Eginton
lighting design by Michael Chybowski
dound design by David Remedios
stage manager Deborah Vandergrift
November 24, 2000 - January 21, 2001
Loeb Drama Center

Three Farces and a Funeral: [Production Home Page]
The Bear - The Proposal - The Wedding - Chekhov on Ice
Adapted from the works and life of Anton Chekhov by Robert Brustein
directed by Yuri Yeremin
set design by Riccardo Hernandez
costume design by Catherine Zuber
lighting design by John Ambrosone
sound design by David Remedios
stage manager Chris De Camillis
December 8, 2000 - January 14, 2001
Loeb Drama Center

The Doctor's Dilemma [Production Home Page]
by George Bernard Shaw
directed by David Wheeler
set design by Riccardo Hernandez
costume design by Catherine Zuber
lighting design by John Ambrosone
sound design by David Remedios
stage manager Thomas M. Kauffman
January 26 - March 20, 2001
Loeb Drama Center

Mother Courage and her Children [Production Home Page]
by Bertolt Brecht
adapted by János Szász and Erzsébet Rácz, and Gideon Lester
directed by János Szász
songs by Paul Dessau, Hanns Eisler, and David Remedios
movement by Csaba Horváth
set design by Csaba Antal
costume design by Edit Szücs
lighting design by John Ambrosone
sound design by David Remedios
stage manager Chris De Camillis
February 9 - March 24, 2001
Loeb Drama Center

Richard II [Production Home Page]
by William Shakespeare
directed by: Robert Woodruff
set design by: David R. Gammons
costume design by: Catherine Zuber
lighting design by: Stephen Strawbridge
sound design by: Darren L. West
movement by Saar Magal
May 11 - June 10, 2001
Loeb Drama Center

2000-01 New Stages Series

Animals and Plants [Production Home Page]
by Adam Rapp
directed by Scott Zigler
set design by J. Michael Griggs
costume design by Jane Stein
Lighting design by John Ambrosone
sound design by David Remedios
stage manager M. Pat Hodge
March 30 - April 15, 2001
Hasty Pudding Theatre

Summer 2001

Hartford Stage production of
The Glass Menagerie [Production Home Page]
directed by Michael Wilson
set design by Tony Straiges
costumes by Judith Dolan
lighting design by Howell Binkley
original music and sound design by John Gromada
June 16 - July 8, 2001
Loeb Drama Center

TOURS:

DARTMOUTH, NH; BURLINGTON, VT; AMHERST, MA; COLOMBUS, OH; CINCINNATI, OH; ANN ARBOR, MI; ST. LOUS, MO; CLEVELAND, MS; LAWRENCE, KY; KANSAS CITY, MO; MANHATTAN, KS; CHICAGO, IL; URBANA, IL; PHILADELPHIA, PA; FAIFAX, VA:
The King Stag, October 2 - December 9, 2000

FLORIDA: WEST PALM BEACH, JACKSONVILLE, TAMPA, FT. LAUDERDALE, NAPLES, SARASOTA:
The King Stag, January 21 - February 3, 2001

CALIFORNIA: ARCATA, BERKELEY, SANTA BARBARA, LOS ANGELES; LUBBOCK, TX; TUCSON, AZ; SCOTTSDALE, AZ:
The King Stag, March 19 - April 9, 2001

LONDON, ENGLAND - Barbican Center
The King Stag, August 15 - September 2, 2001

Season Twenty-Three: 2001-02

2000-01 New Stages Series

Johan Padan and the Discovery of the Americas [Production Home Page]
by Dario Fo
translated & directed by Ron Jenkins
performed by Thomas Derrah
September 6-16, 2001
Loeb Drama Center

Loeb Stage Season

Othello [Production Home Page]
by William Shakespeare
production conceived by Yuri Yeremin
directed by David Wheeler
scenic design by Riccardo Hernanadez
costume design by Catherine Zuber
lighting design by John Ambrosone
sound design by David Remedios
original music by Samrat Chakrabarti
additional music by James Caran and Nick Niles
stage manager Thomas S. Kauffman
stage manager Deborah Vandergrift
November 23, 2001 - January 17, 2002
Loeb Drama Center

Enrico IV [Production Home Page]
by Luigi Pirandello
adapted by Robert Brustein
from a literal translation by Gloria Pastorino
directed by Karin Coonrod
scenic design by Riccardo Hernanadez
costume design by Catherine Zuber
lighting design by Christopher Akerlind
sound design by David Remedios
stage manager Victoria Sewell
December 7, 2001 - January 13, 2002
Loeb Drama Center

Stone Cold Dead Serious - World Premiere [Production Home Page]
by Adam Rapp
directed by Marcus Stern
scenic design by Christine Jones
costume design by Catherine Zuber
lighting design by John Ambrosone
sound design by David Remedios
stage manager Jennifer Rae Moore
February 1 - March 12, 2002
Loeb Drama Center

Marat/Sade [Production Home Page]
by Peter Weiss
English version by Geoffrey Skelton
verse adaptation by Adrian Mitchell
music by Richard Peaslee
directed by János Szász
movement & assistant direction by Csaba Horváth
scenic design by Riccardo Hernandez
costume design by Edit Szücs
lighting design by John Ambrosone
sound design by David Remedios
music director Michael Friedman
stage manager Chris De Camillis
February 15 - March 18, 2002
Loeb Drama Center

Lysistrata [Production Home Page]
by Aristophanes
adapted by Robert Brustein & the A.R.T. Company
original music by Galt MacDermot
lyrics by Matty Selman
directed by Andrei Serban
set design by Michael H. Yeargan
costume design by Marina Draghici
lighting design by John Ambrosone
sound design by David Remedios
music direction & incidental arrangements by Michael Friedman
stage manager Chris De Camillis
May 10 - June 9 , 2002
Loeb Drama Center
a co-production with Prince Music Theatre
Prince Music Theatre performances June 15 - July 7, 2002

2000-01 New Stages Series

Absolution - World Premiere [Production Home Page]
by Robert William Sherwood
directed by Scott Zigler
set design by Christine Jones
costume design by Karen Eister
lighting design by John Ambrosone
sound design by David Remedios
March 29 - April 14, 2002
Hasty Pudding Theatre

Summer/Fall 2002

George Gershwin Alone [Production Home Page]
music & lyrics by George Gershwin and Ira Gershwin
book by Hershey Felder
directed by Joel Zwick
June 15 - August 25, 2002
September 26 - October 12, 2002
Loeb Drama Center

Hartford Stage production of
Tea at Five [Production Home Page]
by Matthew Lombardo
directed by John Tillinger
September 8 - 22, 2002
Loeb Drama Center

Loeb Stage Season

Uncle Vanya [Production Home Page]
by Anton Chekhov
translated by Paul Schmidt
adapted and directed by János Szász
scenic design by Riccardo Hernandez
costume design by Edit Szücs
lighting design by Christopher Akerlind
sound design by David Remedios
stage manager Chris De Camillis
November 30 - December 28, 2002
Loeb Drama Center

The Children of Herakles [Production Home Page]
by Euripides
staged by Peter Sellars
costume design by Brooke Stanton
lighting design by James F. Ingalls
sound design by Shahrokh Yadegari
English translation by Ralph Gladstone
casting by Bernard Telsey Casting (Will Cantler)
stage manager Nancy Harrington
January 4-25, 2003
Loeb Drama Center

La Dispute [Production Home Page]
by Marivaux
translated by Gideon Lester
adapted and directed by Anne Bogart
featuring the SITI Company
scenic design by Neil Patel
costume design by James Schuette
lighting design by Christopher Akerlind
soundscape by Darron L. West
stage manager Elizabeth Moreau
February 1-22, 2003
Loeb Drama Center

Highway Ulysses - World Premiere [Production Home Page]
music and text by Rinde Eckert
directed by Robert Woodruff
scenic & costume design by David Zinn
lighting design by David J. Weiner
sound design by David Remedios
movement by Doug Elkins
music director Peter Foley
stage manager M. Pat Hodge
March 122, 2003
Loeb Drama Center

Pericles [Production Home Page]
by William Shakespeare
direction and movement by Andrei Serban
set and video design by Dan Nutu
costume design by Gabriel Berry
lighting design by Beverly Emmons
sound design by David Remedios
stage manager Chris De Camillis
May 10 - June 27, 2003
Loeb Drama Center

The Sound of a Voice - World Premiere [Production Home Page]
music by Philip Glass
text by David Henry Hwang
directed by Robert Woodruff
scenic design by Robert Israel
costume design by Kasia Walicka Maimone
lighting design by Beverly Emmons
sound design by David Remedios
film/projection design Burt Sun & Shalom Buberman
fight director Doug Elkins
music director/conductor Alan Johnson
stage manager Thomas S. Kauffman
May 24-28, 2003
Loeb Drama Center

Summer 2003

George Gershwin Alone [Production Home Page]
music & lyrics by George Gershwin and Ira Gershwin
book by Hershey Felder
directed by Joel Zwick
July 5-26, 2003
Loeb Drama Center

Romantique - World Premiere [Production Home Page]
by Hershey Felder
directed by Joel Zwick
set design by Yael Pardess
costume design by Michael D. Hannah
lighting design by Michael T. Gilliam
August 1-17 , 2003
Loeb Drama Center

Loeb Stage Season Lady with a Lapdog [Production Home Page] based on a short story by Anton Chekhov adapted and directed by Kama Ginkas sets by Sergey Barkhin music by Leonid Desyatnikov costumes by Sergey Barkhin lighting by Michael Chybowski sound by David Remedios English translation by Ryan McKittrick and Julia Smeliansky September 13 - October 11, 2003 The Guthrie Theatre, Minneapolis September 18 - October 10, 2004 Snow in June - World Premiere [Production Home Page] text by Charles L. Mee adapted and directed by Chen Shi-Zheng music by Paul Dresher scenic design by Yi Li Ming costume design by Anita Yavich lighting design by Rick Fisher sound design by David Remedios movement specialist Song Yang November 29 - December 28, 2003 A Midsummer Night's Dream [Production Home Page] by William Shakespeare directed by Martha Clarke scenery & costumes by Robert Israel orginal music by Richard Peaslee stage manager Chris De Camillis lighting by James Ingalls sound by David Remedios Flying by Foy January 10 - February 28, 2004 The Birthday Party [Production Home Page] by Harold Pinter directed by JoAnne Akalaitis scenic designer Paul Steinberg costume designer Gabriel Berry lighting designer Jennifer Tipton composer and sound designer Bruce Odland sound engineer David Remedios March 6-27, 2004 Oedipus [Production Home Page] by Sophocles translation by Stephen Berg & Diskin Clay directed by Robert Woodruff original music composed by Evan Ziporyn scenic design by Doug Stein assistant scenic designer Peter Ksander costume design by Kasia Walicka Maimone lighting design by Christopher Akerlind s ound design David Remedios movement by Saar Magal dramaturg Gideon Lester chorus master Pamela Murray stage manager Chris De Camillis May 15 - June 12, 2004 The Miser [Production Home Page] by Molière adapted by David Ball directed by Dominique Serrand scenic design by Riccardo Hernandez costume design by Sonya Berlovitz lighting design by Marcus Dillard sound design David Remedios stage manager Thomas Kauffman June 19 - July 11, 2004 Summer 2004 The Flying Karamazov Brothers in [Production Home Page] LIFE: A Guide for the Perplexed July 21 - August 8, 2004 Loeb Drama Center Fall 2004 Marcel Marceau and la Nouvelle Compagnie de Mimodrame Marcel Marceau: Les Contes Fantastiques [Production Home Page] September 10 - October 9, 2004 Loeb Drama Center

The Provok'd Wife [Production Home Page] by John Vanbrugh directed by Mark Wing-Davey set design by Marina Draghici   costume design by Gabriel Berry lighting design by Jennifer Tipton sound design by David Remedios movement and fights by Doug Elkins November 27 - December 26, 2004 Loeb Drama Center South African Festival • The Syringa Tree [Production Home Page] written and performed by Pamela Gien directed by Larry Moss December 30, 2004 - January 16, 2005 Loeb Drama Center • Foreign Aids [Production Home Page] written and performed by Pieter-Dirk Uys January 5-23, 2005 Zero Arrow Theatre • Nothing But the Truth [Production Home Page] written by and featuring John Kani directed by Janice Honeyman January 21-30, 2005 Loeb Drama Center the far side of the moon [Production Home Page] written, directed, and designed by Robert Lepage an Ex-Machina production February 4-27, 2005 Loeb Drama Center Dido, Queen of Carthage [Production Home Page] by Christopher Marlowe directed by Neil Bartlett set and costume design by Rae Smith lighting design by Scott Zielinski sound design by David Remedios March 5-26, 2005 Loeb Drama Center Olly's Prison [Production Home Page] by Edward Bond directed by Robert Woodruff set and costume design David Zinn lighting design Christopher Akerlind sound design David Remedios April 1-24, 2005 Zero Arrow Theatre Desire Under the Elms [Production Home Page] by Eugene O'Neill directed by János Szász set design Riccardo Hernandez costume design Edit Szücs lighting design Christopher Akerlind sound design David Remedios May 14 - June 12, 2005 Loeb Drama Center Amerika [Production Home Page] by Gideon Lester inspired by the novel by Franz Kafka directed by Dominique Serrand set design by Riccardo Hernandez costume design by Sonya Berlovitz lighting design by Marcus Dillard sound design David Remedios June 18 - July 10, 2005 Loeb Drama Center SUMMER 2005 The Syringa Tree [see above] July 15 - August 7, 2005 Loeb Drama Center FROGZ [Production Home Page] a theatrical menagerie created, designed, and directed by Carol Triffle and Jerry Mouawad An Imago Theatre production June 21 - July 31, 2005 Zero Arrow Theatre

Season Twenty-Seven: 2005-06

Carmen [Production Home Page] by Georges Bizet libretto by Henri Meilhac and Ludovic Halévy music adaptation by Bradley Greenwald directed by Dominique Serrand set design by Dominique Serrand costume design by Sonya Berlovitz lighting design by Marcus Dilliard in association with Theatre de la Jeune Lune September 3 - October 8, 2005 Loeb Drama Center The Keening - U.S. Premiere [Production Home Page] by Humberto Dorado translated by Joe Broderick & Ryan McKittrick directed by Nicolás Montero set & costume design by Alejandro Luna costumes by David Reynoso sound design by David Remedios October 14 - November 13, 2005 Zero Arrow Theatre Three Sisters [Production Home Page] from a play by Anton Chekhov adaptation by Krystian Lupa based on a translation by Paul Schmidt directed by Krystian Lupa set design by Krystian Lupa costume design by Piotr Skiba lighting design by Scott Zielinski sound design by David Remedios November 26, 2005 - January 1, 2006 Loeb Drama Center No Exit [Production Home Page] by Jean-Paul Sartre translated by Stuart Gilbert directed by Jerry Mouawad scenery by Jerry Mouawad costume design by Rafael Jaen lighting design Jeff Forbes sound design by David Remedios in association with Imago Theatre June 22 - July 9, 2006 Zero Arrow Theatre Romeo and Juliet [Production Home Page] by William Shakespeare directed by Gadi Roll set design by Riccardo Hernandez costume design Kasia Maimone lighting design by D.M. Wood sound design by David Remedios fight choreography by Rod Kinter movement by Doug Elkins February 4 - March 25, 2006 at the Loeb Drama Center Orpheus X - World Premiere [Production Home Page] music and text by Rinde Eckert video by Denise Marika directed by Robert Woodruff set design by David Zinn and Denise Marika costume design by David Zinn lighting design by Christopher Akerlind sound design by David Remedios March 25 - April 22, 2006 Zero Arrow Theatre Island of Slaves [Production Home Page] by Pierre Marivaux translated by Gideon Lester directed by Robert Woodruff set and costume design by David Zinn lighting design by Christopher Akerlind sound design by David Remedios May 13 - June 4, 2006 at the Loeb Drama Center

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