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Absolutely loved this tour! It was one of the highlights of our entire trip! All of the towns we visited were beautiful and all had a unique charm. Marco our tour guide was so wonderful! He was very personable and made the tour so much fun! The lunch in Asolo was one of the best meals we had the entire time we were in Italy! And the prosecco winery was a fabulous way to end the day! Would highly recommend this tour to anyone who wants to explore the hill towns.
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Took this tour with 3 other travelers. Our tour guide Justin was terrific - great driver, made recommendations based on what we were interested in and made this day, our last in Italy for this trip : very special. Especially enjoyed the walks through Basano del Grappa and Asolo. Our lunch in Asolo on the upper deck of a Guide Michelin rated restaurant, with spectacular views of the valley below, was very special. The Prosecco tasting was also a highlight. At The Palladian villa was surprised to learn how highly decorated the interior walls were. It was a special experience for an art history buff like myself. I've seen Palladio's work in churches and large government buildings but not much of his early residential design. A rare opportunity to see a home like this. This tour was a real highlight of our 2 weeks in Italy - highly recommend it and Justin.
Great tour! ... saw amazing small towns and beautiful countryside plus, so much more!
Our guide Giovanni was excellent ... very knowledgable and fun! Highly recommend this tour!
Great tour! Our guide Marco was great. He was very knowledgable about all of the places we visited. The fact that this was a group of eight in a van made the experience much more enjoyable. All of the towns we visited were amazing. The tour was everything we expected. Having a great guide like Marco made it all the better!
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This was a fantastic tour with a great guide Marco. Well worth doing. Some magical places seen and some great food, grappa,wine and proseco tasted
Ensure you have the correct times that the Motoscafi depart as the time varies from Rialto to San Marco
Really good value for money!!! Fabulous knowledgeable guide in Daniel - knew so much history! So many stunning beautiful views and fantastic wine tasting - highly recommended!!
We had a very enjoyable and informative day. Our guide Justin was excellent. He made it a great experience and was very good at answering questions. I would highly recommend this tour.
An excellent trip with a personable, knowledgeable and friendly guide/driver. Good to escape the bustle of Venice and visit an authentic restaurant for lunch. Prosecco vineyard setting was simply stunning!
What a wonderful day, and a great break from fighting through the tourist masses in Venice! We visited Marostica, Bossino my favourite and had lunch in Asolo at own expense, then stopped at a villa in Maser with amazing frescoes. All three towns are absolutely charming, and so worth a visit. This tour is a great way to access these places, as it's not easy to get here without a car. Definitely recommended - one of my favourite days in Italy!
Absolutely AMAZING!!! We had a such a great day with Giavanni. He was informative and kept the group on schedule without being pushy. He also gave us options on how we spent our time. The day we went it was extremely hot, he would get the van cooled down for us before we got in. He had a ton of knowledge of the area and his love for Italy was strong. This was such welcomed break from the busy tourist towns. If you can't decide if it is worth it, please go and see for yourself. It was one of our best days of vacation.
This tour was amazing! Daniel was very knowledgeable and interesting. The van was a bit squishy for 8 people but we had a good group so it didn and #39;t cause any problems.
This is one of the most beautiful areas we've seen! Our guide, Giovanni, greeted us as we arrived at the appointed spot, shared his expert knowledge with humor and charm, understood our needs, and gave us ample time to explore and take pics. From the gorgeous scenery to the grappa and prosecco tastings to the quite delicious and lovely lunch, we made memories that will make us smile whenever we think of northern Italy. Thank you for a beautiful day! Barbara
Our guide, Giovanni from Avventure Bellissime made our day thoroughly enjoyable, and we highly recommend this tour! He was extremely informative and knowledgeable, as well as friendly and considerate - and fun. The hill towns are beautiful, and our day was capped off with a delightful Prosecco tasting. Although lunch wasn't included, we opted to share a meal with Giovanni in a restaurant he recommended - wonderful local food and service, and a relaxing way to learn even more about the culture and people. All in all, a wonderful, entertaining day - and well worth the time and money.
We loved our visits to the small towns and Villa Barbero, the grappa and prosecco tasting, and lunch in Asolo. Giovanni informed and entertained us with his knowledge and wit. It was a long day and well worth it.
Marco was an excellent guide and the trip was very interesting.
This was my last day in Italy and it was a perfect finale. Giovanni was great well informed, entertaining and thought provoking. Each town was delightful, and the prosecco tasting was a fun and relaxing way to end the day. The scenery was spectacular, the company delightful and the experience was charming.
Loved this tour! My husband and I were very happy. We saw 3 different towns and things in between. Whenever we saw a beautiful town on a hill, we went there, it seemed. Our guide and driver Justin was very knowledgeable and was also very happy to take our pictures against the beautiful scenery. Justin took us to a sweets shop in Marostica that had cheap and delicious desserts and coffee, and also sampled grappa at Poli in Bassano free. The prosecco vineyard was great! Sampled 4 or 5 different varieties and heard from the owner about the vineyard that has been in his family for 500 years.
My husband and I had been on a cruise prior to this excursion and would rank this tour at the top of all our experiences on our 2 week trip. Absolutely recommended!
I think this tour is a must for anyone who visits Venice. It was wonderful! It was a long day but the places we visited were just spectacular. It was also great to escape the hustle and bustle of Venice and breath in the country air. At the restaurant which was recommended by our guide we had one of our best meals in Italy. It was very inexpensive too. Thank you to our driver/guide Justin for a wonderful day.
We had a wonderful day. Would highly recommend this tour.
Marco, our driver and guide, was fantastic - very knowledgeable, humorous, accommodating! It was great to see so many interesting and beautiful places in the Veneto countryside. The grappa and protect tastings were a bonus.
This was a great trip! Our guide was very personable and extremely informative. The town's you visit are amazing and we enjoyed the Prosecco. This tour gave us the opportunity to get outside of Venice and see the countryside.
Best way to see the country side, Marco was a great guide, shared a lot of information about the villages we visited. Grappa and Prosecco part of the tour was outstanding. Lunch at a rustic restaurant in a small village was truly a foodie experience.
Amazing tour and amazing towns
Excellent Itinerary.Surprised at the beauty, helped by excellent weather.
Marco is a very friendly and helpful tour driver
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Capitão is very nice a lot of people around , nice drinks and great food, they also have tthe beer towers wich was very nice, deffinilly a great spot in Iguassu, the price was fare and grea music...
Amazing night with great music, food and friends. The service was incredible, with friendly staff. Atmosphere was inviting and very clean. Would come back in a heartbeat
If you're looking for a sports bar (and by sports, I mean futbal), a place with a variety of foods to meet a variety of tastes, or a place to be around a lively group of Brazilians, Capitao Bar is worth a visit. Capitao Bar has fast wireless, large screen TVs (did I mention these folks like futbal), and a...
To be fair, good music and a very pleasant place to have a beer ... but we were disappointed with the food and service ... we ordered a plate of cold cuts ... an olive came already eaten ... the cheeses especially the gorgonzola were really odd ... the quail egg was rubbery. ... and finally, the palm heart was...
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Been here with my girlfriend a while ago after visiting the falls. It is a nice looking place with friendly waiters. There was dance music on and the beer tasted good :).
We had appetizers and drinks. Very good relaxing place with good quality food and service. People come in groups, the place was full.
we had very good appetizers and cold beer , nice escondidinho , grat servise ..good locarion ........................inexpensive
Visited during holidays in Foz on a couple of occasions. Decent food and during happy hour they do good deals but get in before 8pm. Big screen TVs all over and they love their football here. Give it a go.
Cold beer and nice seafood platter (tilapia, squid and king prawns). Football and a good atmosphere. This is a good place to pass a Saturday afternoon and evening.
Great place for a dinner or happy hour with friends or family. Great food with good service and reasonable prices. pleasant and well located.
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Demolition of the Grade II listed decorative building and its replacement with a Post- Modern design follow a battle spanning five decades and two generations. Lord Palumbo, the former chairman of the Arts Council, took over the plans for the site at No 1 Poultry from his father, and the final design for the site was the work of the late Sir James Stirling.
Last week, the project manager, Alstadt Bau, announced that demolition of the Mappin & Webb building will start in late May. Construction of the Stirling building should be completed in 1996.
The battle for No 1 Poultry began in 1958, when Lord Palumbo's late father, Rudolph, bought the first freehold of the site. He spent the next 25 years acquiring 12 other freeholds and 345 leaseholds to form a wedge-shaped site for redevelopment. It was Lord Palumbo himself who commissioned the German-born Modernist Mies van der Rohe to design a skyscraper for the site. It, too, incurred the Prince of Wales's wrath - he described it as 'a glass stump more suited to downtown Chicago'.
At first it seemed that Palumbo would nevertheless get it built, for in 1969 the City Corporation gave conditional approval. However, after a protracted battle it was turned down at a public inquiry 15 years later. Palumbo, determined not to give up, then relinquished that design and commissioned Sir James Stirling, who is best known for the Staatsgalerie in Stuttgart.
A second public inquiry followed in 1988, and consent was given to demolish eight listed buildings. Then followed a lengthy High Court battle with conservationists, ending three years ago when the House of Lords finally approved Palumbo's plans. After one more public inquiry, on the closure of a narrow road on the site, only the fine details remain to be worked out - including the future of four outstanding mid- Victorian terracotta panels depicting the Lord Mayor's Show procession.
The planning permission given for the Stirling building included a condition that the panels should be preserved. They are to be removed and refurbished and will be relocated over the public walkway through the building. The interiors of two pubs - The Shades and The Green Man - may also be re-used.
An excavation of the site and a search for human remains will be carried out because the buildings stand on the site of the old Church of St Benet Sherehog. (Photographs omitted)
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Always and forever alone,
she layed in bed with nothing to do.
Everyday that passed was relatively the same as the last.
It was routine at this point to say the least,
but she kept her hopes up on some kind of change about to happen
at any time.
She may be wreckless now,
but she's living by her own terms now.
Sick of it all,
Why be cautious if there's no one to be carful for?
Stupid reason sure,
but really,
she could hold herself when there was someone.
This time she's letting herself whither away;
starving herself again
cutting herself again
giving herself bruises again
doing inhalants again.
Doing whatever she feels like should be done.
She wasn't ashamed at all.
Not even a little.
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Quite depressing, but at the same time understandable. I somewhat relate to the feeling of living entirely for yourself and no one else. We are each individual entities after all, right?
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The end of the world is only the beginning as an odd band of survivors pull together to construct a modern-day castle amid the burning ruins of suburbia lost. As undead hordes and strange otherworldly monsters ravage what's left of civilization, things begin to go from worse to weird as each survivor's dark past unfolds, revealing that reality might be more than anyone ever thought, and that an ancient force from the outer dark has finally arrived to conquer. Stephen King's The Stand meets Lost in an epic confrontation between good and evil that spans history, time, and space.
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This being my first Audible audiobook, I was excited to hear the story in a voice outside of my own. The voice quality was superb in tone and inflection, helping bring Cole's written word to life. The Red King is an imaginative tale and the audiobook version resonated. I loved listening so much that I did so twice. I used credit to get this Audible selection for free/discounted and it was worth it. Having the story read aloud allowed me to relax and let my mind engage with the imagery, character and plot development.
"Good start to a series"
Zombie apocalypse mystery. There's something strange behind the appearance of zombies, but this book only hints at it. Two of the point of view characters are deeply involved in it--one on the side of whoever is behind the infection and one who is trying to get to the bottom of it. At least, that's the idea I got. The rest of the point of view characters are simply trying to survive, to find safety and build a new life in the ruins of the old. But those hints of something human-controlled behind the horror adds an extra dimension to the story.
I liked Holiday. Flawed and immature though he is in the beginning, he changes more during the story than any other. He represents all of us, the every-man caught up in events far beyond his understanding. His struggles both to survive and to overcome his weaknesses makes for a compelling story.
I have never listened to anything else Guy Williams has performed, but he does an excellent job with The Red King. I've been an Audible member since 2001, so have heard more than my share of narrators. Guy Williams handles everything extremely well. I cannot imagine anyone being disappointed with his performance.
Yes, but I don't want to include spoilers in this review. Let's just say it involved Holiday.
I'm not a particularly big fan of zombie novels but found The Red King an entertaining ride. I highly recommend it for fans of zombie novels and of post apocalyptic stories.
"simply enthralling"
Nicole is a versatile writer who has given us some great horror and yet it's apocalyptic. brilliant fun sad and hopeful
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I loved this first book in the Apocalypse Wyrd series.I stayed up late reading this story & immediately purchased Dark Knight (book 2).I also purchased all the other authors books in The Wyrd series.This is an amazingly well written book with a unique storyline.The author creates a well developed world and characters I care about.I highly recommend this book to every fan of the post apocalyptic and zombie genres.The narrator does a good job and has a pleasant voice.
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"Fantastic Novel Brought to Life with the Narration"
If you are a fan of zombie fiction, then The Red King: Wyrd, Book 1 by Nick Cole is a must read for you. If you are NOT a fan of zombie fiction, you still need to read it. And especially so if you appreciate nerve-wracking, post-apocalyptic novels and the exploration of such worlds.
Cole has multiple story lines going on, from survivors, to special ops guys, to mysterious insiders. There's a lot of mystery going on in The Red King, such as the origin of the relentless zombies, and I'm looking forward to learning some answers.
Nick Cole never lets his readers down. He knows how to write action scenes, but more importantly, he knows how to draw readers in and have empathy for his characters. He is a fantastic stylist, and if you've never read The Wasteland Saga or Soda Pop Soldier, you need to put them on your reading list.
The narrator, Guy Williams, does a fantastic job with the story, bringing it to life in a way that may leave you looking over your shoulder, hoping against hope that the zombies aren't coming after you!
Librarian with chronic migraines which cuts into reading a LOT so I listen and it is awesome for me keeps me in the blogging/reviewing game.
"Awesome stategic Zombie"
There is no other, yet
When Holiday knows he screwed up for the last time and there is no fixing it this time.
This is a strategic roller coaster ride you won't want to miss
"A Refreshing Zombie Tale"
A seemingly Romero-style zombie story with sci-fi/fantasy elements and military action. The story is well-paced and the characters well-written. Guy Williams' narrative style reminded me a bit of Rod Serling from The Twilight Zone which added to the atmosphere.
I can't wait for the sequel. Honestly, this would make an excellent TV show or miniseries.
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"As Unexpected as Ever"
Many great books are done a disservice by poor narration, but not this one. As always, Nick Cole immerses me in his characters and this audio version made that even more real . And, like most of Cole's stories, it's really hard to describe. Let's just say, expect the unexpected.
Yes indeed. I usually listen to a book while at the gym but this was one I couldn't wait until I got up the will go back and torture myself. So I did myself a favor and just listened to this one without much interruption.
"Excellent stuff!"
Absolutely brilliant from start to finish!!
In my opinion this audiobook, is the biggest roller-coaster ride that I have been on. Yeah its an apocalypse story, with the living dead, but its the best one that little old me has read (there has been a few, believe me!).
It grabs you really tight by the short 'n' curlys.
A huge bow to Nick Cole! Everything that he writes is in his own unique style.
Everytime I sit down to listen, I'm drawn in. before I know it it's been an hour and I'd only intended to listen to one chapter. Good writing, good reading.
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We kick off the season with the beloved annual Washington tradition, Free For All, bringing back STC favorite Ethan McSweeny with The Tempest. In McSweeny's glittering production, Prospero's magical island explodes with life, hosting sprites, goddesses and fools that hold court and delight all ages. The Free For All production of The Tempest will feature STC Affiliated Artist and Broadway veteran Patrick Page as Prospero. STC will also welcome back Sara Topham as Ariel, last seen as Hippolyta/Titania in McSweeny's A Midsummer Night's Dream, and Affiliated Artist Edward Gero as Alonso, King Of Naples.
Prospero, the deposed Duke of Milan and now a powerful magician, raises a great storm to wreck the vessel bearing his betrayers onto the shores of the mysterious island he has made his home. There, attended upon by his daughter, a magical sprite and a villainous prisoner, Prospero leads them through a mysterious dream on the course from vengeance to reconciliation. Trickery and magic, romance and revenge set the stage for Shakespeare's crowning masterpiece.
Performances run August 16 through August 28. Run time: 2 hours, 20 minutes.
Tuesday & Wednesday: 7:30 p.m.
Thursday & Friday: 8:00 p.m.
Saturday: 2:00 p.m. & 8:00 p.m.
Sunday: 2:00 p.m. & 7:30 p.m.
Each summer, with the help of a group of community-minded sponsors, the Shakespeare Theatre Company presents two weeks of FREE performances of a Shakespearean classic. Here's how to get your tickets:
Gifts starting at $200 allow Friends to secure reserved seating in advance, receive program recognition and access our Patrons Lounge which includes complimentary beverages and snacks!
For each performance, a select number of seats are given away to lucky lottery winners. See below for details.
Every day STC will make at least 200 tickets available to the public in our ticket line at Sidney Harman Hall beginning two hours prior to curtain. Limit is two tickets per person. Remember to get there early! The line usually starts forming about four hours before curtain up.
Our Facebook and Twitter fans can tell you from experience that we like giving stuff away. Start following STC and keep an eye out for chances to secure VIP seating for the Free For All and updates on ticket distribution.
STC: The Tempest, A Midsummer Night's Dream. NEW YORK: Broadway: Wonderful Town, A Class Act; Off-Broadway: York Theatre: Fanny Hill (Drama Desk nomination), Jolson & Co. (Drama Desk nomination), Ionescopade, Yank!. NATIONAL TOURS: Kiss Me, Kate (Helen Hayes nomination), Doctor Dolittle. INTERNATIONAL: London: Kiss Me, Kate (Olivier Award nomination). REGIONAL: Shakespeare Festival St. Louis: A Midsummer Night's Dream (Titania); Goodspeed Musicals: Guys and Dolls (Adelaide); Signature Theatre: Side By Side By Sondheim (Helen Hayes nomination); Ogunquit Playhouse: Witches of Eastwick; Paper Mill Playhouse/Seattle Fifth Avenue: Damn Yankees; Goodspeed Opera House: City of Angels; Paper Mill Playhouse: Peter Pan, She Loves Me; Playwrights Horizons: Far From Heaven. TELEVISION: Madame Secretary, Great Performances: Kiss Me, Kate (West End production), South Pacific (starring Reba McEntire). AWARDS: Winner of 2011 Noël Coward Competition. OTHER: Recordings: Ten Cents a Dance. WEB: nancyanderson.name.
NEW YORK: Lincoln Center Education: A Tale Told by an Idiot. REGIONAL: Olney Theatre Center: Hay Fever; Mosaic Theatre: Promised Land; Theatre J: G-D's Honest Truth; Studio Theatre: Moment (u/s); Folger Theatre: Julius Caesar (u/s); Cincinnati Shakespeare Company: The Grapes of Wrath, Sense and Sensibility. TRAINING: STC's Academy for Classical Acting at The George Washington University: MFA in Acting.
STC: The Tempest, The Winter's Tale (Free For All). NEW YORK: Off-Broadway: The Clurman Theatre: The Glass House; SPF at The Public: We Declare You a Terrorist; TACT: Incident at Vichy; Lortel: Catch-22; Second Stage: Sympathetic Magic; Tectonic Theater Project: The Nest; WPA & Lortel: Boys in the Band; CSC: Tower of Evil. REGIONAL: Mark Taper Forum/Woolly Mammoth Theatre: Appropriate; Barrington Stage: Much Ado About Nothing; The Old Globe: Brighton Beach Memoirs/Broadway Bound, Life of Riley; Intiman: To Kill a Mockingbird; Long Wharf: A Month in the Country, Rag and Bone; Vermont Stage: True West; The Wilma Theatre: Arcadia; Pittsburgh Public: The Dybbuk; Hartford Stage: Reckless. FILM: A Cure for Wellness (upcoming), SALT, The Adjustment Bureau, Henry's Crime, Sorry, Haters!, The War Within, The Magic Helmet. TELEVISION: House of Cards, Mindhunter, Homeland, Blue Bloods, Fringe, Babylon Fields (pilot), The Law & Order canon. TRAINING: Juilliard, Member of AEA since 1989.
STC: STC Education: A Mini-Summer Night's Dream, The Tiny Tempest. REGIONAL: Kentucky Shakespeare Theatre: The Tempest, Macbeth, The Taming of the Shrew, Living History; Theatre Prometheus: Macbeth, Good Kids; Creative and Performing Arts Center: For Colored Girls....FILM: Water. TRAINING: University of Louisville: BS in Theatre Arts.
STC: The Tempest, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Measure for Measure. REGIONAL: Studio Theatre: Moment, Hedda Gabler; Alley Theatre: Journey's End; Cincinnati Playhouse: A Christmas Carol; St. Louis Repertory Theatre: The Heidi Chronicles; Alabama Shakespeare Festival: Romeo and Juliet, Cymbeline, The Count of Monte Cristo; Arkansas Repertory Theatre: The Compleat Wrks of Wllm Shkspr, Hamlet, Henry V, Death of a Salesman, The 39 Steps; Orlando Shakespeare Theatre: Hamlet, The Importance of Being Earnest, Pride & Prejudice, A Midsummer Night's Dream, All's Well That Ends Well, Charm; Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival: A Midsummer Night's Dream; Oldcastle Theatre Company: Three Days of Rain; Premiere Stages: The Shape of Things; Theatresquared: Rabbit Hole, The 39 Steps. TELEVISION: Guiding Light, American Genius. TRAINING: University of Arkansas: BA in Theatre.
STC: The Tempest, The Government Inspector (Osip), The Servant of Two Masters (Brighella/Porter). NEW YORK: Broadway: Boeing Boeing (u/s, appeared); Off-Broadway: Theatre for a New Audience: The Killer; Vineyard Theatre: The Internationalist; The New Group: Aunt Dan and Lemon; The Public Theater: Two Noble Kinsmen; Roundabout Theatre Company: Juno and the Paycock. REGIONAL: Syracuse Stage: To Kill A Mockingbird, Weston Playhouse Theatre Company: Uncle Vanya; Yale Repertory Theatre: A Doctor In Spite of Himself, The Servant of Two Masters, Accidental Death of an Anarchist; Berkeley Repertory Theatre: A Doctor In Spite of Himself, Accidental Death of an Anarchist; Hartford Stage/Alley Theatre: The Scene; Intiman Theatre: The Lady From The Sea. FILM: The Royal Tenenbaums. TELEVISION: Mozart in the Jungle; Unforgettable, Mercy, Rescue Me, Boston Legal, Law & Order, Law & Order: SVU. TRAINING: New York University Tisch School of the Arts Graduate Acting Program: MFA.
STC: The Tempest, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Pericles. NEW YORK: Off-Broadway: Public Theater: The Good Person of Szechwan, Twelfth Night; Signature Theatre: Kung-Fu; New York City Center Encores: Lost in the Stars. REGIONAL: The Old Globe: The Scottsboro Boys, Macbeth; American Conservatory Theatre: The Scottsboro Boys; Arena Stage: Ruined; New York Stage and Film: When the Lights Went Out; Yale Repertory Theatre: Good Goods; Centerstage: The Rivals; Barrington Stage Company: Best of Enemies; Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey: All's Well that Ends Well; Signature Theatre: One Red Flower, Yemaya's Belly; WSC Avant Bard: Death and the King's Horseman; Williamstown Theatre Festival; The Kansas City Repertory Theatre; Eugene O'Neill Theater Center; Hangar Theatre; Chautauqua Theater Company. TELEVISION: The Onion Sports Dome, Elementary, Flesh and Bone. TRAINING: NYU Graduate Acting Program: MFA. WEB: @cliftonsanactor on Twitter, @cliftonduncanactor on Instagram.
STC: The Tempest. NEW YORK: Off-Broadway: Kirk Theater: Heat Lightning; Aquila Theatre Company: Cyrano de Bergerac. TOURS: Aquila Theatre Company: Much Ado About Nothing, Cyrano de Bergerac. REGIONAL: Signature Theatre: The Threepenny Opera; Folger Theatre: Richard III; Totem Pole Playhouse: Almost, Maine, Travels With My Aunt, Honus and Me, Suite Surrender, It Could Be Any One of Us, Sherlock Holmes, The Final Adventure, Murder in Green Meadows, Lone Star; Little Theater on the Square: Sanders Family Christmas; N.Y. Fringe: M (an adaptation of Macbeth).
STC: Over 70 productions including King Henry IV in Henry IV, Part 1 and 2, Bolingbroke in Richard II, Hotspur in Henry IV, King in Henry V, York in Henry VI, Buckingham in Richard III, Macduff in Macbeth , The Bastard in King John. NEW YORK: Lincoln Center: Bull Durham Musical Lab; Classic Stage Company, South Street Theatre. REGIONAL: Arena Stage: Antonin Scalia in The Originalist, Mark Rothko in RED; Goodman Theatre: Mark Rothko in RED, Gloucester in King Lear; Ford's Theatre: Scrooge in A Christmas Carol, Vandergelder in Hello, Dolly!; Round House Theatre: Tommy in The Night Alive, Nixon in Nixon's Nixon (Helen Hayes nomination), Salieri in Amadeus; Studio Theatre: American Buffalo, Shining City; Signature Theatre: Sweeney in Sweeney Todd; Olney Theatre; Theater J; Barter Theatre. FILM: Die Hard 2, Striking Distance. TELEVISION: House of Cards, TURN: Washington's Spies. AWARDS: 4 Helen Hayes Awards, 16 nominations; 2015 Lunt-Fontanne Fellow; 2006 Emmy Award for Before Dinosaurs (Narrator, PBS). TEACHING: Associate Professor of Theater, George Mason University; STC's Academy for Classical Acting at The George Washington University.
STC: The Tempest, Coriolanus and Wallenstein in repertory. NEW YORK: Broadway: The Tempest. Off-Broadway: Roundabout Theatre Company: McReele; NY Shakespeare Festival: Antony and Cleopatra (dir. Vanessa Redgrave), Troilus and Cressida; The Drama Dept.: Hope Is the Thing with Feathers; Lincoln Center Directors Lab: 'Maid. REGIONAL: Actors Theatre of Louisville (Humana Festival): Residence; Repertory Theatre of St. Louis: All The Way; Dorset Theatre: Intimate Apparel; Cleveland Play House/The Old Globe: The Whipping Man (West Coast premiere); TheaterWorks Hartford: Race; PlayMakers Repertory Company/Syracuse Stage: Angels in America; Actors Theatre of Louisville: Spunk; Crossroads Theatre Company: Lost Creek Township (Regional Tony Season); Cape Fear Regional Theatre: Fences. FILM: Against the Current, Last Ball, He Got Game (dir. Spike Lee), 13 Conversations About One Thing, I'm with Lucy. TELEVISION: Forever, A Gifted Man, Ugly Betty, Oz, Law & Order, Law & Order: CI, The Electric Company, The X-Files. AWARDS: St. Louis Critics Circle Awards for Best Ensemble and Best Production for All The Way; San Diego Critics Circle "Craig Noel" Award Nominee, NAACP Theatre Award Nominee for The Whipping Man. TEACHING: UNCSA: Summer Acting Intensive. TRAINING: The North Carolina School of the Arts: BFA; STC's Academy for Classical Acting at The George Washington University: MFA.
STC: The Tempest (Ensemble). STC/ACA: Love's Labour's Lost (King of Navarre), The Maid's Tragedy (The King). REGIONAL: Grassroots Shakespeare Company: The Winter's Tale (Leontes), Romeo and Juliet (Friar Lawrence), Pericles (Simonides/Antiochus); Sundance Summer Theater: Annie Get Your Gun (Frank); Hale Center Theater Orem: Big Fish (Edward Bloom), Peter Pan (Capt. Hook), South Pacific (Billis), Civil War (Bill), Crazy for You (Lank); Hale Center Theatre: She Loves Me (Kodali); Utah Repertoire Theatre: What the Bellhop Saw (Stan). AWARDS: Mark Twain Comedic Scholarship Award (KCACTF National 2014), Founders Award for Excellence in Unarmed Stage Combat (SAFD 2014). TRAINING: STC's Academy for Classical Acting at The George Washington University: MFA; Utah Valley University: BS in Theatrical Arts.
STC: The Critic & The Real Inspector Hound (u/s). NEW YORK: Off-Broadway: The Berenstain Bears Live! The Flea: The Mysteries. REGIONAL: American Theater Company: Rent, Williamstown Theatre Festival: The Comedy of Errors. TRAINING: Northwestern University: BM in Vocal Performance and Theatre Studies.
STC: The Tempest. NEW YORK: Broadway: Big Fish (puppetry); St. Ann's Warehouse: Taylor Mac's A 24-Decade History of Popular Music (puppetry, upcoming), Labapalooza; Public Theater: La Divina Caricatura (workshop). REGIONAL: In the Heart of the Beast Puppet and Mask Theatre: Tracing Fault Lines; Rod Serling Conference: It's a Good Life (director/design); Delaware Theatre Company: The Diary of Anne Frank. OTHER: Literary Fellow, Geva Theater Center.
REGIONAL: Olney Theatre: Carousel, The Little Mermaid; Studio 2nd Stage: Mary-Kate Olsen is in Love; Adventure Theatre MTC: James and the Giant Peach; NextStop, Monumental Theatre, Arts on the Horizon, Reduxion Theatre, Oklahoma Shakespeare in the Park, Cimarron Opera. TRAINING: University of Oklahoma: BM in Vocal Performance. WEB: suzannelane.com.
STC: The Taming of the Shrew, Othello, A Midsummer Night's Dream (2015 Free for All), The Tempest, Tartuffe. NEW YORK: Brooklyn Academy of Music: Throne of Blood; Joe's Pub at The Public: The Unfortunates. REGIONAL: Round House Theatre: The Night Alive; Arena Stage: Equivocation; The Kennedy Center: Welcome Home, Jenny Sutter; Shakespeare Center of Los Angeles: Romeo and Juliet; Berkeley Repertory Theatre: Tartuffe; South Coast Repertory: Tartuffe; Center Theatre Group: End of the Rainbow; 12-Year Company Member of Oregon Shakespeare Festival: Love's Labor's Lost, Julius Caesar, Merchant of Venice, King Lear, The Tempest, Twelfth Night, The Cherry Orchard, Equivocation (World Premiere), Oedipus Complex (World Premiere). INTERNATIONAL: Five-Year Company Member of Misery Loves Company (Prague, CZ): As You Like It, Cloud Nine, Angels in America, The Age of Reason (World Premiere). FILM: Innocent Sleep, Persuasion, Harrison's Flowers. TELEVISION: Grey's Anatomy, Shameless, Major Crimes, The West Wing. TEACHING: STC Affiliated Teaching Artist, Georgetown University, Southern Oregon University, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Los Angeles High School Shakespeare Project. TRAINING: The Groundlings, SITI Company at Skidmore College Summer Intensive (dir. Anne Bogart), Pacific Conservatory for the Performing Arts: Two-Year Actor Training Program. WEB: gregorylinington.com.
STC: The Tempest. NEW YORK: Off-Broadway: Brooklyn Academy of Music: The Master Builder; 59e59: In the Summer Pavilion; Off-Off Broadway: Wheelhouse: Romeo and Juliet; PS122: Exit/Interview; REGIONAL: Hartford Stage: The Crucible; Chautauqua Theater Company: You Can't Take It With You; Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey: The Tempest; The Alliance Theatre: The Heart is a Lonely Hunter. FILM: Ambition's Debt, Moments, William's Christening. TRAINING: NYU Graduate Acting Program: MFA. WEB: Web Series: COHAB, cohabtheseries.wix.com/cohab; rachelmewbron.com.
STC: Affiliated Artist; Coriolanus (Coriolanus), Othello (Iago), Macbeth (Macbeth), Hamlet (Claudius; 2008 Free For All). NEW YORK: Broadway: Casa Valentina (Valentina), A Time to Kill (Rufus Buckley), Spring Awakening (Adult Men), Cyrano de Bergerac (De Guich), Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark (Osborn/Green Goblin; Drama Desk and Outer Critics Circle nominations, Richard Seff Award), A Man For All Seasons (King Henry; Outer Critics Circle nomination), How the Grinch Stole Christmas (The Grinch), The Lion King (Scar), Julius Caesar, A Christmas Carol, Beauty and the Beast (Lumiere); Off-Broadway: Public Theater Shakespeare in the Park: Cymbeline (Cymbeline); Carnegie Hall: The Sound of Music; Hadestown (Hades), Richard II, The Duchess of Malfi, Rex. REGIONAL: 25 years including Associate Artist of The Old Globe; roles including Cyrano, Malvolio, Richard III, Hamlet, Henry V, Autolycus, Antony, Brutus, Benedick, Mercutio. TELEVISION: Elementary, Flesh and Bone, The Good Wife, Law & Order: SVU, One Life To Live, All My Children. AWARDS: Helen Hayes Award, Emery Battis Award, Joseph Jefferson Award, Matador Award, Princess Grace Statue Award, Utah Governor's Medal for the Arts.
STC: The Tempest. NEW YORK: Lincoln Center Theater: Celia, A Slave (Yale Drama Series). Off-Broadway: Classic Stage Company: The Heir Apparent; Mint Theater Company: Donogoo; Public Theater: ROW. REGIONAL: NJ Symphony, Chautauqua Theater Company, The Alliance Theatre, Georgia Shakespeare, Out of Hand Theater, Theater Emory, Synchronicity Performance Group. FILM: The Adventure, Bad Friends, Triasumite. TELEVISION: House of Cards, Blindspot, Forever, Royal Pains, Unforgettable, Drop Dead Diva, Past Life. AWARDS: Rosemarie Tichler Fund Award Recipient (2014). OTHER: Big Apple Circus Clown Care company member (2007-2010). TRAINING: NYU Graduate Acting: MFA; Emory University: BA in Theatre Studies. WEB: davequayonline.com.
NATIONAL TOURS: Conserving Up Comedy. REGIONAL: Synetic Theater: Romeo & Juliet, Hamlet, Twelfth Night; PG Shakes: Tempest, A Midsummer Night's Dream; Metropolitan School of the Arts: Nutcracker. OPERA: Washington National Opera: Ring Cycle (Flyer/Super Bear); Urban Arias: Photo Op! (dir. Alan Paul). AWARDS: Helen Hayes Award for Best Ensemble for Twelfth Night. TEACHING: Our Lady of Good Counsel High School. TRAINING: Winthrop University: BA in Theater, BA in Dance.
STC: The Tempest, Measure for Measure. REGIONAL: Asolo Repertory Theatre: Josephine, Guess Who's Coming to Dinner, All the Way; Ford's Theatre: FORD'S 150: The Lincoln Tribute; Center Stage: Amadeus; Studio Theatre: CARRIE: The Musical; Keegan Theatre: Hair; Capital Fringe Festival: Disco Jesus and the Apostles of Funk; Dominion Stage: Spring Awakening. WEB: KedrenSpencer.com.
REGIONAL: Shakespeare Festival St. Louis: A Midsummer Night's Dream (Hermia); The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis: Safe House; TRAINING: Webster University: BFA in Acting.
STC: A Midsummer Night's Dream (Original, 2015 Free For All, 2016 Macao). BROADWAY: Roundabout Theatre Company: The Importance of Being Earnest (Gwendolen). OFF BROADWAY: Red Bull: The Changeling (Beatrice-Joanna). REGIONAL: The Old Globe: Twelfth Night (Olivia); McCarter Theatre: Travesties (Cecily); Hartford Stage: The Tempest (Miranda), Hedda Gabler (Thea). INTERNATIONAL: Toronto: Skylight (Kyra); London: Intimate Apparel (Mrs. Van Buren, UK premiere), Love Me Do (Dorothy, world premiere); Stratford Shakespeare Festival (Canada): Romeo and Juliet (Juliet), Blithe Spirit (Ruth), The Misanthrope (Célimène), Twelfth Night (Olivia), Les Liaisons Dangereuses (Madame de Tourvel), Peter Pan (Wendy), The Importance of Being Earnest (Gwendolen), Fuente Ovejuna (Laurencia), An Ideal Husband (Mabel), King Lear (Cordelia), The Glass Menagerie (Laura), London Assurance (Grace), As You Like It (Rosalind), Noises Off (Brooke Ashton), Henry VIII (Anne Boleyn), Agamemnon (Cassandra), All's Well That Ends Well (Diana); Belfry Theatre: The Turn of the Screw (The Governess); Neptune Theatre: Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (Maggie); Theatre Aquarius: Amadeus (Constanze). FILM/TELEVISION: Eloise at Christmastime, The Importance of Being Earnest, Twelfth Night.
STC: Affiliated Artist; productions since 1987 include: Henry IV, Part 1 (Owen Glendower), Henry IV, Part 2 (Justice Shallow), The Winter's Tale (Antigonus/Old Shepherd, mainstage, 2014 Free For All), A Midsummer Night's Dream (Peter Quince, mainstage, 2015 Free For All), All's Well That Ends Well (King of France), Strange Interlude (Henry Leeds), Mrs. Warren's Profession (Mr. Praed), Twelfth Night (Malvolio), Major Barbara (Andrew Undershaft), Love's Labor's Lost (Holofernes, mainstage and RSC), Don Carlos (Philip II), King Lear (Lear), The Tempest (Prospero). NEW YORK: Broadway: Romulus, Inadmissible Evidence. REGIONAL: Folger Theatre: The Clandestine Marriage; Studio Theatre: The Steward of Christendom, Life of Galileo, Rock 'n' Roll, A Number, The Habit of Art, The Apple Family Plays. INTERNATIONAL: Battersea Arts Centre (London): Life of Galileo; Arcola Theatre (London): Broadway from the Shadows; Trafalgar Studios: Lovely and Misfit (Mr. Paradise). AWARDS: Seven Helen Hayes Awards; The Will Award; Drama Critics Award (NYC); Richard Bauer Award for Outstanding Contribution to Washington Theatre. TEACHING: Aesthetic Realism of Eli Siegel; Columbia University; University of South Carolina; Manchester Municipal University (U.K.).
STC: Taming of the Shrew (u/s). OTHER: SUNY Purchase College: Mud, River, Stone (Joaquim), Romeo & Juliet (Tybalt). TRAINING: SUNY Purchase College: BFA in Acting.
STC: Affiliated Artist; The Tempest, A Midsummer Night's Dream (2015 Free For All and 2016 Macao Arts Festival), Much Ado About Nothing (2013 Free For All), The Merchant of Venice, Ion, Major Barbara, The Persians; Harman Center Opening Gala; Associate Director 1993–1997. NEW YORK: Broadway: John Grisham's A Time to Kill, Gore Vidal's The Best Man (Outer Critics Circle and Drama Desk Awards, Tony Award nomination); Off-Broadway: John Logan's Never the Sinner (Outer Critics Circle and Drama Desk Awards); Playwrights Horizons: 100 Saints You Should Know (world premiere); Page 73 Productions: 1001; Primary Stages: Rx (world premiere), Sabina; National Actors Theatre: The Persians; Flea Theatre: Fulfillment (world premiere). INTERNATIONAL: Gate Theatre, Dublin: A Month in the Country, An Ideal Husband, A Streetcar Named Desire (Irish Times Award for Best Direction); Stratford Shakespeare Festival: Pirates of Penzance, Dangerous Liaisons. REGIONAL: more than 70 productions at theatres around the nation including the Guthrie Theater, Goodman Theatre, Dallas Theater Center, Arena Stage, Studio Theatre, The Old Globe, Denver Center Theatre Company, South Coast Repertory, Center Stage, Prince Music Theater, George Street Playhouse, Westport Country Playhouse, The Wilma Theater, Pittsburgh Public Theater, Alley Theatre, Signature Theatre, American Theatre Company, Chautauqua Theater Company. OPERA: Washington National Opera: Better Gods (world premiere). ARTISTIC LEADERSHIP: Chautauqua Theater Company, Artistic Director 2004–2011; National Actors Theatre, Associate Director, 2003–2005; George Street Playhouse, Associate Artistic Director, 2000–2004; New Dramatists, Resident Director; 2001–2002. BOARD MEMBERSHIPS: Executive Board, Stage Directors & Choreographers Society, 2005-present, Treasurer 2009-2015. TRAINING: Received the first ever undergraduate degree in Theatre and Dramatic Arts from Columbia University. WEB: EthanMcSweeny.com.
STC: The Tempest, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Much Ado About Nothing, Richard III, Tamburlaine, Edward II, Henry V, Richard II. NEW YORK: Labyrinth: Muscles in our Toes, Sunset Baby; Women's Project: Collapse; LCT3: All-American; Roundabout Theatre Company: The Dream of the Burning Boy, Ordinary Days; Atlantic Theater: Oohrah!; Partial Comfort: The Bereaved; Clubbed Thumb: punkplay. REGIONAL: Alliance Theatre, Asolo Repertory Theatre, Berkshire Theatre Festival, Cleveland Play House, Dallas Theater Center, George Street Playhouse, Glimmerglass Festival, Goodman Theatre, Guthrie Theater, Milwaukee Repertory Theatre, Long Wharf, Shakespeare & Co., Trinity Repertory Company, Two River Theater, Westport Country Playhouse, Washington National Opera, The Wilma Theater, Yale Repertory Theatre. AWARDS: Helen Hayes: Much Ado About Nothing; A Midsummer Night's Dream (nom), Richard III (nom); Connecticut Critics Circle (The Intelligent Design of Jenny Chow). OTHER: with Ethan McSweeny: The Gate: A Streetcar Named Desire; Primary Stages: Rx; Center Stage: Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?; Old Globe: In This Corner; Chautauqua Theater Company: A Raisin in the Sun, Fifty Ways, Love's Labour's Lost, Death of a Salesman, The Glass Menagerie, The Just. AFFILIATIONS: Member of Wingspace Theatrical Design and Contributing Editor for Chance Magazine. TEACHING: Yale School of Drama: Design Department. TRAINING: Rhode Island School of Design: BFA; Yale School of Drama: MFA.
STC: Affiliated Artist; The Tempest, A Midsummer Night's Dream (mainstage, 2015 Free For All), Julius Caesar (mainstage, 2011 Free For All),The Merchant of Venice, Richard II, Romeo and Juliet, Antony and Cleopatra, Tamburlaine, Richard III. NEW YORK: Off-Broadway: Shakespeare in the Park: Love's Labour's Lost; Signature Theatre: Dance and the Railroad; Primary Stages: Happy Now?. REGIONAL: Arena Stage/Oregon Shakespeare Festival: Sweat; Washington National Opera: La Boheme; Studio Theatre: Bachelorette, Venus in Fur; Glimmerglass Opera: Candide; The Old Globe: The Last Goodbye; McCarter Theatre Center: The How and the Why; Williamstown Theatre Festival: Six Degrees of Separation; Yale Repertory Theatre: The Winter's Tale, dance of the holy ghosts; Berkshire Theatre Festival: Waiting for Godot; Chautauqua Theater Company: The Winter's Tale. TRAINING: Yale School of Drama: MFA.
STC: Othello, The Tempest, The Winter's Tale (2014 Free For All, mainstage), Cymbeline, Twelfth Night, Julius Caesar, The Silent Woman. NEW YORK: Broadway: The Last Ship, Rocky (Tony® nomination), The Gershwins' Porgy and Bess (Tony® nomination), Superior Donuts, Top Girls, 110° in the Shade (Tony® nomination), Talk Radio, Shining City, Awake and Sing (Tony® nomination), Well, Rabbit Hole, In My Life, The Light in the Piazza (Tony Award®, Drama Desk Award, Outer Critics Circle Award), Reckless, The Tale of the Allergist's Wife, Seven Guitars (Tony® nomination), among others. INTERNATIONAL: Hamburg, Germany: Rocky the Musical; Athens and Epidaurus Festival: Kafeneion. OPERA: Washington National Opera: Norma (dir. Anne Bogart); San Francisco Opera: Dolores Claiborne. AWARDS: Obie Award for Sustained Excellence, Michael Merritt Award for Design and Collaboration.
STC: The Tempest. NEW YORK: Broadway: Hamilton, Bright Star, Mothers and Sons, Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella (Tony® nomination), The Performers, Magic/Bird. Off-Broadway: The Vineyard Theatre: The Landing; Playwrights Horizons: Far From Heaven. Over thirty Broadway productions as a former founding principal of Acme Sound Partners. OTHER: Audio Consultant for Carnegie Hall's Isaac Stern Auditorium. AWARDS: Five additional Tony® nominations for The Gershwins' Porgy and Bess, Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo, Fences, Hair and In the Heights.
STC: Live Mix Engineer: The Tempest, Henry IV Parts 1 & 2, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum. NEW YORK: Broadway: First Wives Club (Asst. Audio; pre-run tryout, Chicago). NATIONAL TOUR: Million Dollar Quartet (Asst. Sound Designer); Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella (A1/Sound Engineer). REGIONAL: Western Playhouse: Miss Saigon (Sound Designer). Studio Theatre: Silence! The Musical (Sound Engineer). OTHER: Member of International Alliance of Theatrical and Stage Employees. TRAINING: Virginia Commonwealth University: BFA. WEB:
STC: The Tempest. NEW YORK: Off-Broadway: Transport Group: Crossing Brooklyn (Kleban Prize); The Zipper Theater: Alice Unwrapped; New York Musical Theatre Festival: The Mistress Cycle (3 Jeff Awards nominations); New York Theatre Workshop: Songs from an Unmade Bed (Drama Desk nomination for Best Musical); Theatreworks USA: Arthur's War, Island of the Blue Dolphins. REGIONAL: Weston Playhouse Theatre Company & ASCAP/Dreamworks Musical Theatre Workshop: Saint-Ex; Chicago Shakespeare Theater: Elizabeth Rex (Jeff Award nomination), As You Like It (Jeff Award nomination); TheatreWorks/Palo Alto: Silent Sky. INTERNATIONAL: Aria Entertainment's Page to Stage Festival, London, UK: The Mistress Cycle; Empire Theatre, Toowomba, Queensland, Australia: Songs from an Unmade Bed. OTHER: Commissions: Chicago Shakespeare Theater: Summerland (book & lyrics by Sean Barry; story by Laura Eason); Playwrights Horizons: Alice Bliss (book by Laura Harrington, lyrics by Adam Gwon, dir. Mark Brokaw). AWARDS: Jonathan Larson Performing Arts Foundation Award, Constance Klinsky Prize from Second Stage Theatre Company, National Art Song Award (for The Mistress Cycle), National Music Theatre Network Director's Choice Award (for The Mistress Cycle), Meet the Composer Grant (for work with the Broadway Theatre Institute), Frederick Loewe Award (for The Hotel Carter), Weston Playhouse Theatre Company New Musical Award (for Saint-Ex). TRAINING: NYU: MFA in Graduate Musical Theatre Writing. Harvard College: AB in Music. WEB: jennygiering.com.
STC: The Tempest. NEW YORK: Director: New York Musical Theatre Festival: The Greenwood Tree; Assistant Director: Circle in the Square: Glory Days. REGIONAL: Signature Theatre: Director/Choreographer: Jelly's Last Jam, La Cage Aux Folles, West Side Story, Cabaret, Soon, Sunday in The Park With George, Threepenny Opera, Tender Napalm, Dreamgirls, Dying City, Xanadu, Really Really, The Hollow, Side by Side by Sondheim, Art, |title of show|, See What I Wanna See; Choreographer: Company, Sweeney Todd, Dirty Blonde;Associate Artistic Director. Director: Round House Theatre: Ordinary Days; Ford's Theatre: The Laramie Project. Director/Choreographer: The Kennedy Center: Snow White, Rose Red (and Fred!); Everyman Theatre: Let Me Sing And I'm Happy; MetroStage: tick, tick…BOOM!; Catholic University of America: La Boheme, Candide. Co-Director/Choreographer: Studio Theatre: Jerry Springer: The Opera; Reefer Madness (2008 Helen Hayes Award, Outstanding Musical and Direction of a Musical). Choreographer: MetroStage: Jacques Brel is Alive And Well…; Studio Theatre: Grey Gardens, Adding Machine. TRAINING: Carnegie Mellon University: BFA in Directing.
STC: The Tempest. NEW YORK: Off-Broadway: New World Stages: The Woodsman (co-dir. with Claire Karpen); Theatre for a New Audience: King Lear (dir. Arin Arbus); The Public Theatre: King Lear (dir. Daniel Sullivan); Gotham Chamber Opera: El Gato Con Botas (dir. Moises Kaufman); The New Group: Mercury Fur (dir. Scott Elliott); Naked Angels: Sea Wife (dir. Liz Carlson); Stu42: Miss Lilly Gets Boned (dir. David Chapman), My Base, Scurvy Heart (dir. Moritz Von Stupenhagel); Stable Cable Company: Nibbler (dir. Stephen Brackett); Making Books Sing: Wringer (dir. Stephen Brackett); 59E59: The Woodsman (co-dir. with Claire Karpen); Glass Bandit Company: The Little Mermaid (dir.); new place players: Midsummer (dir.). AWARDS: 2016 OBIE winner for "his sensitive puppet design" for The Woodsman; Recipient of the 2014 Jim Henson Foundation Grant. OTHER: Co-Founder and Artistic Director of Strangemen & Co. WEB: strangemencompany.com.
STC: More than 70 productions over 15 seasons. ACADEMY FOR CLASSICAL ACTING: 22 productions of Shakespeare and Jacobean plays. REGIONAL: Ford's Theatre, Arena Stage, Virginia Opera, Charlotte Repertory Company, Aurora/Magic Theaters; People's Light and Theatre Company; Shakespeare Santa Cruz; North Carolina Shakespeare Festival. PUBLICATIONS: Articles in The Voice and Speech Review, Shakespeare in the Twentieth Century, Shakespearean Illuminations, Shakespeare Survey, Shakespeare Quarterly, Shakespeare and the Arts, The Voice and Speech Review: Associate Editor for Heightened Text, Verse and Scansion. TRAINING: Yale University: MA, MPhil, PhD (English); Central School of Speech and Drama/The Open University (London): Advanced and Post-Graduate Diplomas in Voice Studies. TEACHING: Academy for Classical Acting; University of California, Santa Cruz; Guilford College; Kirkland College.
STC: The Taming of the Shrew, 1984 (children), Othello, The Critic and The Real Inspector Hound, Kiss Me, Kate, Salomé, A Midsummer Night's Dream (Free For All), Tartuffe, Dunsinane (supernumerary), Man of La Mancha, The Metromaniacs (STC and The Old Globe), The Tempest, As You Like It, The Winter's Tale (Free For All), The Merry Wives of Windsor, Two Gentlemen of Verona, Much Ado About Nothing, The Merchant of Venice. Other Casting Experience (McCorkle Casting, Ltd.): NEW YORK: Broadway: Belasco Theatre: End of the Rainbow (dir. Terry Johnson), Booth Theatre: High (dir. Rob Ruggiero); Off-Broadway (partial): Barrow Street Theatre: Tribes (dir. David Cromer), Our Town (dir. David Cromer), The Acting Company, Marjorie S. Deane Little Theater: Freud's Last Session (dir. Tyler Marchant), Cherry Lane Theatre: A Perfect Future (dir. Wilson Milam), SoHo Playhouse: The Irish Curse (dir. Matt Lenz), Beckett Theatre: An Error of the Moon (dir. Kim Weild); NYC Other: Lincoln Center Institute: Hamlet, Fly, Sheila's Day. NATIONAL TOURS: The Acting Company, Riverdance. REGIONAL: Alley Theatre, Center Stage, Barrington Stage Company, The Broad Stage, Contemporary American Theater Festival, Crossroads Theatre Company, George Street Playhouse, The Guthrie Theater, Pittsburgh Public Theater, TheaterWorks Hartford. RADIO: BBC Radio: The Piano Lesson (dir. Claire Grove). TELEVISION: Sesame Workshop: The Electric Company, Pilot: 27 East. FILM: Columbia Pictures: Premium Rush (dir. David Koepp), Choice Films: Junction (dir. Tony Glazer). TEACHING: Guest Lecturer, Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University, BFA and MFA acting students.
STC: The Taming of the Shrew, Othello, The Critic and The Real Inspector Hound, Kiss Me, Kate, Salomé, Tartuffe, Man of La Mancha, The Metromaniacs, The Tempest, As You Like It, Private Lives, Henry IV, Part 1 and 2, The Importance of Being Earnest, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, Measure for Measure, Coriolanus, Wallenstein, Hughie, A Midsummer Night's Dream, The Government Inspector, The Merry Wives of Windsor, The Servant of Two Masters, Strange Interlude, The Two Gentlemen of Verona, Much Ado About Nothing, The Heir Apparent. REGIONAL: STC/McCarter Theatre Center: The Winter's Tale; Center Stage: Caroline, or Change, Cyrano, Around the World in 80 Days; Yale Repertory Theatre: Lulu (dir. Mark Lamos); Williamstown Theatre Festival: The Front Page, The Physicists, The Corn Is Green; New York Shakespeare Festival: Macbeth (dir. Moisés Kaufman). INTERNATIONAL: National Theatre: Les Blancs (dir. Yaël Farber). OTHER: Yale School of Drama: Tarell McCraney's In the Red and Brown Water (U.S. premiere); TEACHING: Catholic University of America; Eugene Lang College at the New School. TRAINING: Yale School of Drama: MFA in Dramaturgy & Dramatic Criticism.
STC: The Taming of the Shrew, Othello, The Critic and The Real Inspector Hound, Tartuffe, The Metromaniacs, The Tempest. NEW YORK: 59E59: C.O.A.L. (Confessions of a Liar); New York International Fringe Festival: Magic Kingdom, The More Loving One (Best Overall Production of a Play); Marymount Manhattan College: Columbinus; August Strindberg Rep Theatre: Mr. Bengt's Wife; Atlantic Acting School: A Midsummer Night's Dream; HERE Arts Center: Ingmar Bergman's Persona; Classic Stage Company: MacB**h (workshop); Outhouse Theatre Co: Mercy Thieves (U.S. Premiere), The Boys (U.S. Premiere); Lincoln Center Theater Director's Lab: MacB**h (workshop). REGIONAL: Opera House Arts: Antony and Cleopatra; SUNY Purchase College: The Miser. INTERNATIONAL: The Aliens by Annie Baker (Sydney Premiere); 4 Minutes, 12 Seconds (Australian Premiere). OTHER: Red Bull Theater (Associate Artistic Producer), Lincoln Center Theater Directors' Lab (member). TRAINING: The Julliard School. WEB: craigbaldwin.net.
NEW YORK: Broadway: SDCF Observer, A Time to Kill (dir. Ethan McSweeny). REGIONAL: Assistant Director: Goodman Theatre: Smokefall (dir. Anne Kauffman); Court Theatre: A Long Day's Journey Into Night (dir. David Auburn); Northlight Theatre: Mothers and Sons (dir. Steve Scott). OTHER: Chicago: Director, Piccolo Theatre: Private Eyes; The Side Project: Lysistrata; AstonRep Theatre Company: Les Liaisons Dangereuses; Dead Writers Theatre Collective: Game of Love and Chance (Remount), House of Mirth; Open Door Repertory Company: Game of Love and Chance, Six Dance Lessons in Six Weeks; Proud Kate Theatre Project: The Ruby Sunrise, November, Dumb Waiter; G&S Opera Company: HMS Pinafore. TRAINING: Northwestern University. WEB: charliemariemcgrath.com
STC: The Taming of the Shrew, The Critic and The Real Inspector Hound (also at the Guthrie Theater), Kiss Me, Kate, Tartuffe, Man of La Mancha, The Tempest, A Winter's Tale (2014 Free For All), Henry IV, Parts 1 and 2 (in rep), A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, Measure for Measure, Wallenstein and Coriolanus (in rep), A Midsummer Night's Dream (Mainstage and 2015 Free For All), The Government Inspector, The Merry Wives of Windsor, Strange Interlude, Much Ado About Nothing, The Heir Apparent, All's Well That Ends Well. REGIONAL: Arena Stage: Let Me Down Easy; Seattle Repertory Theatre: An Ideal Husband, A Doll's House, Play On!, As You Like It, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Peter Brook's The Tragedy of Hamlet, Golden Child, Don Juan, Purgatorio, The Search for Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe (with Lily Tomlin); American Conservatory Theater: The Rivals, The Circle, The Government Inspector, Edward Albee's At Home at the Zoo, Vigil; Berkeley Repertory Theatre: Journey to the West, An Almost Holy Picture, Having Our Say; Regional Tour: Let Me Down Easy, Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992 (both with Anna Deavere Smith). TRAINING: Oberlin College: BA.
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When I was there about four years ago, there was a bunch of beach camping going on the peninsula west of town. I think you would not be allowed to do this on the beach east of town, where everything is luxury.
I tried parking my Vanagon for the night down the beach to the east (where I thought I was going to be isolated and left alone) but was told by private security within 10 minutes that it was private property. I spent that night on a quiet side street right in town.
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Tomatoes Au Gratin
|2 Tablespoon, chopped
|1 Small, peeled
|1 1⁄2 Tablespoon
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|2 Pinch
|Beefsteak tomatoes
|Extra virgin olive oil
|2 Tablespoon
|To Taste
1 Preheat the oven to 320°F.
2 Grease a cookie sheet with oil.
3 Chop the parsley very finely along with the garlic and transfer to a bowl.
4 Chop the capers coarsely and place in the bowl.
5 Add 1/4 cup of the breadcrumbs and mix well.
6 Stir in 1 1/2 tbsp oil and a generous pinch each of oregano and freshly ground black pepper.
7 Rinse the tomatoes and cut horizontally in half.
8 On the prepared cookie sheet, place the tomatoes, cut side up.
9 Sprinkle with a little salt.
10 Cover each cut surface with some of the prepared mixture.
11 Sprinkle the top of each tomato with a little oil and cover with a layer of plain breadcrumbs.
12 Bake in the oven for 25-30 minutes.
13 Place the tomatoes under a very hot broiler for the last 3 minutes to brown the topping.
14 Serve at once.
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Serving size
Calories 122 Calories from Fat 75
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 8 g12.5%
Saturated Fat 0.64 g3.2%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 204.5 mg8.5%
Total Carbohydrates 11 g3.6%
Dietary Fiber 2.6 g10.3%
Sugars 4.7 g
Protein 2 g4.9%
Vitamin A 40.6% Vitamin C 52.6%
Calcium 6.2% Iron 7.1%
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Last week, we took a look as Teles President Peter Hernandez and a few other Teles agents weighed in on the Chinese economy. Their conversation ranged from an overview of the economy to what motivates buyers and developers to do business in the United States. The conversation was illuminating, producing insights into the current state of the market, and showcased the deep knowledge of the business that Teles brings to the table.
This week, Hernandez sat down for a wide ranging conversation with Realtor Mag. The same topic was explored, but the piece is a deeper dive into the factors driving foreign investment in the U.S. This time, Hernandez brings his extensive knowledge to bear on the "Chinese Beverly Hills," his predictions for the future of the Chinese economy, and how realtors here at home can capitalize on the continuing boom – or coming bust.
First, Hernandez gave an overview of the state of the Chinese economy. While it's true that the growth rate has slowed to 7 percent, it's still outpaces the globes five other leading economies by two or even three times. Additionally, the Chinese are now exploring what used to be traditionally western ventures in particular, entertainment. Hernandez says that experts predict $8.2 billion in revenue from Chinese box offices in 2016 alone, so there's plenty of liquid cash still in the mix.
"All we hear about is the gloom and doom of the stock market," says Hernandez. "But China has fast become a country of opportunists no longer shy about integrating with the West. India did it long ago. So rather than seeing China heading for disaster, I view [the slowing of the growth rate to 7 percent] more like a restructuring — a market correction."
Still, a slowdown in the economy is taking place, but that isn't all bad. And in some cases it's good for US housing markets. Chinese investors see American property as a safe place to put their money. That's played out in an especially big way over the last year. "There's no arguing the fact that Chinese buyers have been our biggest spenders, spending more than double two years ago," Hernandez says. "Chinese purchases in overseas commercial real estate jumped 49 percent last year, according to Jones Lang LaSalle. China's market woes have provided impetus for more Chinese to invest in the U.S. housing market."
Hernandez has some insights into how Teles has tapped into that flow of cash. Like most everything else in professional life, the secret has been networking, though this time with a high tech twist.
"Teles has gained a competitive advantage in working with Chinese buyers, as well as international buyers," says Hernandez. "And here's how we did it: Our CEO and Chairman Peter Loewy…understood early on that international sales requires a personal and targeted approach. So he created a database of international relationships with advisers representing attorneys, business managers, architects, notaries, emissaries, and other professionals around the world who receive our property offerings, and they pass them along to their clients when relevant. Since curating this international gateway network and database, Teles Properties has facilitated more than $1 billion in listings and direct sales to overseas clients in just the last four years."
So the tools are in place. But how does the individual agent make the most of working with overseas clients? Naturally, Hernandez has some insights into that as well. "Working with Chinese buyers requires a different mindset, such as taking into account cultural beliefs and traditions," says Hernandez. "There are also common cultural practices one should observe in order to avoid situations that may cause a Chinese buyer to back out. In addition to understanding the principles and importance of feng shui, lucky numbers, auspicious dates and years, it is critical to understand rank, seniority, and Chinese attitudes regarding personal space." Continues Hernandez, "Chinese people typically do not greet with a hug. They go out of their way to show respect to elders and avoid causing feelings of shame or embarrassment. In other words, they are tactful in declining an offer of any kind."
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I'm so happy, I'm over the moon
I now actually know I'm a baffoon.
I finally have proof I've lost the plot
And that my intuition is completely shot!
My imagination has been under no control
And sleepless nights have taken their toll.
I now know I should keep my mouth shut
For very little sense has been coming out.
So now I know I'm a cartoon
An official self-made loony toon.
God has definitely been playing with my mind
I pray that one day, the truth I will find!
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Your thoughts are damn poetic
I truly enjoy your golden lyric
Your ideas are giving thrill
I pray to strengthen your will.
A poem to make a person smile
And fall to the floor in a laughter pile
A break from the ordanary one in a while
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On my Verizon Galaxy Note II and 3, all I had to do was plug in a GSM
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Spicy Orange Lamb Stir Fry
|Lamb cutlets
|1 Pound
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Dry sherry
|3 Tablespoon
|Reduced sodium soy sauce
|2 Tablespoon
|1 Teaspoon
|Crushed red pepper
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|2 Teaspoon
|Vegetable cooking spray
|Vegetable oil
|1 Teaspoon
|Water chestnuts
|8 Ounce, drained (1 Can)
|Sweet red pepper
|1 Medium, seeded and cut into cubes
|Green onions with tops
|4 , cut into 1-inch pieces
|Orange rind
|1 Tablespoon, grated
|Ginger root
|1 Tablespoon, minced
|Hot cooked rice
|2 Cup (32 tbs), without salt or fat
2) Remove excess fat from cutlets.
2) Cut curlets into thin strips, and keep aside.
3) In a lerge bowl, combine water, sherry, soy sauce, sugar, and crushed red pepper.
4) Add reserved cutlet strips.
5) Cover and let stand 20 minutes.
6) Drain cutlet strips and reserve the marinade.
7) Combine marinade and cornstarch, stirring until smooth.
8) Keep aside.
9) Coat a wok or skillet with cooking spray; add oil.
10) Allow to heat at medium-high (325°) for 2 minutes.
11) Add strips; srir-fry 5 minutes.
12) Remove strips from wok, and set aside.
13) Add water chestnuts and next 4 ingredients to wok; stir-fry 1 minute.
Return strips to wok.
14) Add reserved marinade.
15) Cook, stirring constantly, until thickened.
16) Serve the lamb over hot cooked rice.
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Calories 458 Calories from Fat 201
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 22 g34.3%
Saturated Fat 9.8 g49.1%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 398.1 mg16.6%
Total Carbohydrates 43 g14.2%
Dietary Fiber 2.4 g9.6%
Sugars 3.1 g
Protein 19 g38.9%
Vitamin A 23.2% Vitamin C 81.6%
Calcium 2.4% Iron 14%
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I'm basically a manga person. so don't prefer watching long running series, my favorites would be : NGE movies, Beck Mongolian Chop Squad, Gintama, Berserk, One Piece, Rainbow, Vagabond, 20th Century boys...
other interests - I waste most of my time on Youtube digging sorts of stuff, anything interesting which would keep me occupied...
PS-ing... and of course Socializing..
preferred Music genre - thrash metal and Rock let's see...
what i like doing the most - wasting time on watching an anime series and reading mangas, marathoning
anime and manga series, reviewing an anime/ manga series, discussing about an anime/ manga series, having virtual crushes on anime/ manga girls like dorks, going hyper about some same old anime/ manga series...
'Photoshop' and 'Cookery' are the only two things which i suppose i like other than anime/ manga shit.... ah no.. wait.... i like Simpsons, Family Guy, Friends, Two n a Half Men, How i met your mother shits too..
I love SHONEN JUMP ! I'm a JUMP-TARD...
Q. What is 'Jump-tard' ?
Ans. the term Jump-tard is derived from the name of a weekly published
Japanese manga magazine : 'Shounen Jump'.... The Shounen Jump universe or so
called Jumpverse is equivalent to Marvel or DC universe of the US comics... Series constituting the Jump verse should be familiar to any regular anime/manga fan.... yes Dragonball, Naruto, Bleach, YuYu hakusho, One Piece, Death
Note, Kochikame, Black Cat, Gintama, Toriko, Fairy Tail, Hunter x Hunter, Katekyo
Hitman Reborn, D.Gray man etc are a part of it... and thus any regular manga fan
always getting hyped about the Jump verse is regarded as a 'Jump-tard'..
current top three series on my list -
1. One Piece
2. Gintama
2. Berserk
.. 'nuff with personal shits :P
Favorite Quote : "You think you can just escape? Walk out of this world like it's some bad movie? It's too easy to make like a bird. To flap your wings as you chicken out after causing all these problems. The tough part's walking. Taking what comes along and walking right through it. That's what real people do."
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in all the IBs registered in the R&Is from 2000 to 2006. I'm a little crazy
about these midsize guys and noticed that more and more people are working
with them, and there are more and more that are fertile. Here's the stats in
the R&Is so far:
2000 = 36
2001 = 37
2002 = 44
2003 = 44
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2005 = 68
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After all the hard freezes we had, the irises in the little South Bed up
against the house are starting to bloom again. PROTOCOL just opened a bloom
today, and there are more stalks in the clump. Just behind it is CLARENCE
with 6 buds. Both are pod instead of pollen fertile so I can't cross them. I
had bloom before the freezes but didn't cut and bring in the stalks, so
that's my loss. Same with the bed up against the house on the East side. But
it's recovering too. We had a couple of inches of rain over the weekend but
today is perfect weather-wise so I'm eager to get out and mow. If I do trim
the foliage I think I'll wait till the end of the week and see what really
needs it. The Main Bed for sure. But Linda's right, I shouldn't cut them,
just pull off the dead foliage. That might not show up for a couple of
weeks, come to think of it...but whenever. I had kept the beds clean over
the winter so this is all new growth.
Down in the Main Bed, down the hill from the back yard where it's cold, all
the foliage has fallen flat. But I felt a stalk in a GOLDEN BOW (IB HIST)
plant. It's almost always the first to bloom in that bed and has made a big
clump in the last several years. The bed was made in 1997 so those irises
have stood the test of time except for the ones I planted in this
My potted seedlings on the front porch are in fine shape.
I had several SDBs bloom before the freezes but not enough to suit me! I
noticed that RED HEART looks different here than in the picture Judy Book
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i came across a railroad track
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Status: Finished
Genre: Poetry
wow. that was really good. a solemn, eerie journey when you use rail road cars to represent parts of your life. glad you're happy again. clear road ahead!
that was a wonderful write, M-phish! alvin??? no ! Moonphish it is! why the name change daaling?
Ah, so wonderful to jump back into the special realm of 'moonphish' by reading a poem like this...obviously, we've been real messed up here in Staten Island. But, I digress. This brought tears to my eyes. Truly. Thank you for happy (yet strangely sad) tears :):):)
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