Josie Rourke is the artistic director of the Donmar Warehouse theatre, where her productions include Coriolanus, with Tom Hiddleston in the title role, and The Vote, by James Graham, with a cast including Judi Dench and Catherine Tate.
Her productions include long-standing yearly events, including EDEN during San Francisco Pride and fiveTEN Oakland Pride during Oakland Pride Weekend, as well as specialty events curated specifically for the queer community, like Queer Fashion Week, EDEN Pacific Northwest (PNW), and the new week-long event EDEN Hawaii.
He became Bettis's partner in several of her productions, including "As I Lay Dying," her 1948 choreographic adaptation of the Faulkner novel.
Since 2012, Silbert has been the artistic director of Birmingham Rep, where her productions included a dance-theatre version of Woyzeck, the Enoch Powell drama What Shadows and One Love: The Bob Marley Musical.
Her productions included A Cry in the Dark, from the Australian story of a baby supposedly borne off by a dingo, Alan Bleasdale's political blockbuster GBH for Channel 4, a comedy series, Coasting, for Granada, and the Jonathan Creek whodunits (or how they dunnit) for the BBC.
During the 1960s and 70s her production included tableware: one of her early orders was for a 100-piece dinner service, but latterly she concentrated on one-off ornamental pieces, especially large bowls and plates.
Her production includes the mournful ballads of Kelley McRae, a gospel and blue-grass musician who appears onstage during the performance to punctuate, it would seem, the extent to which Ms. deBessonet sees "St.
This phase of her production includes work, such as Count On US, that indicts the U.S. and the international community for not responding to the Balkan wars with the expediency or effectiveness that could have saved tens of thousands of lives and safeguarded as many women from rape.
Her recent productions include The Seagull, Attempts on Her Life, and...Some Trace of Her.
Her recent productions include the fabulous Reasons to Be Cheerful and The Threepenny Opera.
Her more recent productions include Bob Andy and former Melodian Brent Dowe.
