Directors on Directing
Our distinguished panel of theatre directors – Anne Bogart, Scott Ellis and Daniel Sullivan – discuss their early influences in theatre and how that impacted their work as directors, why they have such a strong and emotional reaction to the idea of “concept” in the directing process, their opposing opinions on the role of assistants, what plays interest them and which works they wouldn’t direct, whether they each approach the process differently when directing a new work or a revival, and whether they feel directing is something that can be taught.
Original airdate – February 8, 2008.
Running time – 1:00:00.
For more information, to watch online, or to download the episode go to Working in the Theatre’s Directors on Directing program page.
You can also download directly the Directors on Directing program (mp4).
Posted on Wednesday, March 5th, 2008 at 11:11 am
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June 29th, 2008 at 2:36 pm
What other women have been awarded Tony Awards for best Direction prior to Ann Shapiro for August: Osage County?
Thank you