reasons to be pretty By Neil LaBute; directed by Terry Kinney; sets by David Gallo; costumes by Sarah J. Holden; lighting by David Weiner; sound and music by Rob Milburn and Michael Bodeen; technical supervision by Hudson Theatrical Associates; production stage manager, Christine Lemme; fight director, Manny Siverio; general manager, Daniel Kuney.
NOVEMBER By David Mamet; directed by Joe Mantello; sets by Scott Pask; costumes by Laura Bauer; lighting by Paul Gallo; production stage manager, Jill Cordle; technical supervisers, Hudson Theatrical Associates; general manager, Richards/Climan Inc.; company manager, Bruce Klinger.
CYRANO DE BERGERAC By Edmond Rostand; translated and adapted by Anthony Burgess; directed by David Leveaux; sets by Tom Pye; costumes by Gregory Gale; lighting by Don Holder; sound by David Van Tieghem; hair and wig design by Tom Watson; technical supervisor, Hudson Theatrical Associates; production stage manager, Marybeth Abel; general manager, the Charlotte Wilcox Company.
In an age that loved gossip and mystery as much as any, it seems hardly conceivable that Jonson and Shakespeare's theatrical associates shared the secret of a gigantic literary hoax without a single leak or that they could have been imposed upon without suspicion.
(Hudson Theatrical Associates handles the special effects).
"I'm afraid that if I don't see this show or read this script I'll miss something, and it'll take me out of the running," said Lily Hung, 29, a theatrical production associate in Manhattan now working on the Broadway musical "Hairspray".
Overview: The collection includes autographed letters, photographs and theatrical ephemera associated with her career.
Hallam family, family of Anglo-American actors and theatrical managers associated with the beginning of professional theatre in what is now the United States.
Ludi scaenici, (Latin: "stage games"), in ancient Rome, theatrical performances associated with the celebration of public games (ludi publici), in which Greek dramatic forms were first used by the Romans.
Lennox Robinson, (born Oct. 4, 1886, Douglas, County Cork, Ire. died Oct. 14, 1958, Dublin) Irish playwright and theatrical producer associated with the Abbey Theatre; a leading figure in the later stages of the Irish literary renaissance.
