Antigone
Antigone by Sophoclesadapted by Emily Mann Cleveland Play House Designed bySara Ryung ClementCourtney O’Neill Karin OlsonMegan Culley
Antigone by Sophoclesadapted by Emily Mann Cleveland Play House Designed bySara Ryung ClementCourtney O’Neill Karin OlsonMegan Culley
The House of Bernarda Alba by Federico García Lorcaadapted by David Hare New York University/Atlantic Theater SchoolAtlantic Theater Company – Stage 2 Designed byAlice TavenerDavid ArsenaultMegan LangJeanne Wu
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Translations by Brian Friel Yale Dramatic Association, The University Theatre Set in 1833 Ireland, Friel explores love and identity in a time of revolution. Designed byAnna LacavitaSharath PatelBen PilatDaniel Zimmerman
Lulu by Frank Wedekind, adapted and translated by Curt Columbus The Wedge Stage, The Hangar Theatre Lulu crawls, seduces and bounces her way from husband to husband in Wedekind’s classic story that explores the heart-rending struggle between our desires and our needs. Featuring:Jack BentonDane CastleLara GoldMatt LentsClaire MorrisonAdam PattersonDavid Rubin Designed by:Mike Yerges (sets)Mira Vekley
The Metamorphoses Sub He by Mary Zimmermanadapted by Lauren Keating The Matthews Studio, The McCarter Theater Center The myths of Ovid come alive in this tale of transformation and re-awakening. Featuring:The members of The McCarter Theater’s Young Actors Studio
Measure For Measure by William Shakespeare The New Lions Theatre Company, in association with The Sage Theatre Claudio is taken prisoner, just after his sister, Isabella, devoted herself to the service of a nunnery. He sends word for Isabella to come home and plead for his life. Set to make her official vows, Isabella must
Comedie of Errors by William Shakespeareadapted by Lauren Keating New Lions Productions, with the NYC Parks and Recreation Department An outdoor, touring production of Shakespeare’s classic caper – with the women running the show and the men running after them. In the midst of the mix ups, prat falls, dances and fights, Shakespeare shows us