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SHAKSPER 2000: Tygres Heart Shakespeare Company
From: Hardy M. Cook (editor@ws.bowiestate.edu) Date: 01/11/00
The Shakespeare Conference: SHK 11.0058 Tuesday, 11 January 2000. From: Laura Graser <graser@transport.com.criticalpath.net> Date: Monday, 10 Jan 2000 21:46:24 -0800 Subject: Tygres Heart Shakespeare Company Tygres Heart Shakespeare Company, in Portland, Oregon, hired Nancy Doherty as its new Artistic Director. She was the Producing Artistic Director of "Shakespeare in Delaware Park" in Buffalo, N.Y., and had been with that company for 19 years. Tygres Heart did a national search for an artistic director, which included a posting on this list. That was the announcement she saw. Thank you, Hardy! Many members of this list applied, and we hope we had a chance to respond to each personally. Tygres Heart Shakespeare Company, founded ten years ago by Jan Powell, is the Pacific Northwest's only full-time theater dedicated exclusively to producing the works of William Shakespeare. Our mission is to produce ferociously good Shakespeare in an intimate setting; we are resident in Portland's Winningstad Theater in the Portland Center for the Performing Arts. Our production of Romeo and Juliet (directed by Jon Kretzu) opens January 13 and runs to February 20. On February 14 and 15 we will present "The Mystery of the Sonnets," devised and performed by Keith Scales. Nancy Doherty will be directing Macbeth starting April 13 and running to May 21. Be consoled, Buffalo: a generous donor will buy a ticket for any member of "Shakespeare in Delaware Park" who shows up in Portland to see the show! Next season will open in the fall of 2000 with Measure for Measure, directed by Charles Marowitz. Mr. Marowitz is currently the Artistic Director of the Malibu Stage. His career has spanned two continents. He was a major collaborator with Peter Brook at the Royal Shakespeare Company and ran the acclaimed The Open Space in London. He was also a founding member of the LA Theater Center, and has written numerous books and articles. The 2000-01 season continues with a production of Twelth Night, directed by Jim Cox, and then Nancy Doherty will direct King Lear. Please join us.
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