Okay, it's been a long time since I've seen a director with so many projects lined up for one season. Look at this!
October 7 - After the Blast at LCT3
November 1 - The Wolves at the Mitzi E. Newhouse
January 11 - Miles for Mary at Playwrights Horizons
January 30 - At Home at the Zoo at the Signature Theatre
Spring - Peace for Mary Frances at The New Group
June - Mary Page Marlowe at Second Stage Theatre
I mean, am I crazy or is this an insane amount of work? Granted, two shows are re-stagings, but that still requires a tremendous amount of work. Of course, it couldn't happen to a more talented director, but damn girl!
Sign me up for all!
Which production, other than The Wolves is a re-staging?
Miles for Mary is also a restaging.
This is a lot, but it's not a particularly crazy schedule.
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Lileana Blain-Cruz has had very similar schedules and got 5 Critics Picks in one season.
Mostly amused she has three Marys in one season.
M.O.A.I. said: "Mostly amused she has three Marys in one season."
I agree that's a pretty crazy coincidence. 2 would be amusing but 3 is actually very surprising!
Maybe it's because I spend a lot of time in the regional theater world, where it's common for actors, directors, designers etc to pull double/triple duty, but six shows spaced out over the course of a full season doesn't seem particularly overwhelming to be. Good on her for getting all that work, though; she's certainly one of the more interesting young directors out there.
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