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Theatrical Photographer (ITW #14)

Friday, March 19th, 2010

Theatrical Photographer
Theatrical Photographer T. Charles Erickson captures two-dimensional representations that become the historical record of live stage productions. Erickson grew up with a camera always by his side, from childhood through Woodstock to his first photography job at Yale University. At a Yale Repertory Theatre rehearsal for Master Harold…and the Boys he encountered [...]

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JoAnne Akalaitis (SDCF #47)

Thursday, March 18th, 2010

JoAnne Akalaitis
In this One-on-One conversation with Lincoln Center Dramaturg Anne Cattaneo, Mabou Mines founder and famed director JoAnne Akalaitis shares her wisdom with a full room gathered at Arts Connection in November, 1995. They discuss her days with Mabou Mines and the experimental theatre of the 60s and 70s, and the desire for a broader [...]

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Jessica Hecht (DSC #260)

Wednesday, March 17th, 2010

Jessica Hecht
From A View from the Bridge.
Jessica Hecht, now on Broadway as Eddie Carbone’s long-suffering but cleared-eyed wife Beatrice in the Broadway revival of A View From The Bridge, talks about her role in the play’s tragic love triangle and why her preparation for this performance was so different than her usual practice. She also [...]

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Laurence Luckinbill (TIB #34)

Tuesday, March 16th, 2010

Laurence Luckinbill
Actor Laurence Luckinbill who completed a run of Poor Murderer talks about the Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning play The Shadow Box. Despite the difficult subject matter of terminal illness, The Shadow Box success is due to excellent word-of-mouth from audiences in Los Angeles and New Haven and now Broadway.
Running time – 03:47.
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Production: A Few Good Men (WIT #163)

Monday, March 15th, 2010

Production: A Few Good Men
The production team for A Few Good Men – producer David Brown; president of the Shubert Organization, Bernard Jacobs; Serino Coyne advertising representative Linda Lehman; and general manager Stuart Thompson – talk about selecting a script by unknown playwright Aaron Sorkin; the details of general management including budget, advertising, ticket [...]

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