Nominally, Mr. Campo is executive director of Theater Works the daring little theater in Hartford.
He was an animating figure in one countercultural scene after another: as the editor of Neurotica; as the founder of the Crystal Palace, a daring cabaret theater in his hometown, St . Louis as a mixer, mingler and promoter in the swinging London of the early 1960s; and later as a bohemian at large.
These are real cool cats, and they help turn "Baal" into a daring evening of theater.
If they had a project that seemed too daring for commercial theater, they knew that Ms. Austin would give it space and time to develop.
A favored, even an award-winning, cult favorite flop of 1991, David Hirson's Moliere-like "La Bete," which is written in rhymed couplets, is a daring choice for Two River Theater Company in its theater in Manasquan.
The last, daring word in modern theater and modern subject matter when it opened on Broadway in 1921, this Pulitzer Prize-winning drama of a prostitute's redemption now seems all but buried in quaintness, myth and exotica.
Now in a new location -- the Columbia Street Marine Terminal in Gowanus Bay -- this historic ship has an indoor theater, where daring young men and women (though not necessarily on flying trapezes) offer a different show every Sunday in June.
After Germany was reunited, he returned to Berlin to the Berliner Ensemble, where critics praised his direction of Brecht's "Puntila and His Man Matti" as one of the theater's most daring productions.
But with the new Roundabout Theater Company production of "A Skull in Connemara," New York audiences will finally get a look at the third portion of a trilogy that established Mr. McDonagh as one of the theater's most daring and imaginative young writers and put the west Irish town of Leenane on the world's literary map.
