October 21, 1995: Macbeth,
presented at The Shakespeare Theatre at the Lansburgh, Washington,
D.C. Joe Dowling, Director. Ming Cho Lee, Set Designer. Marina
Draghici, Costume Designer. Howell Binkley, Lighting Designer.
Adam Wernick, Composer. John Stead, Fight Director. With Stacy
Keach (Macbeth), Helen Carey (Lady Macbeth), Jack Ryland (Duncan/Siward),
Matthew Rauch (Malcolm), Jason Patrick Bowcutt (Donalbain), Edward
Gero (Banquo), Patrick Levis (Fleance), Chris McKinney (Macduff),
Caitlin O'Connell (Lady Macduff), Floyd R. Myers, Jr. (Young Macduff),
Ted van Griethuysen (Ross), Wallace Acton (Porter/Doctor), William
Francis McGuire (Lennox), Craig Wallace (Angus), John Pasha (Menteith),
Rob Nagle (Caithness), Michael Solomon (Seyton), Leslie Silva
(First Witch), Karen Tsen Lee (Second Witch), Pilar Witherspoon
(Third Witch), and others.
November 18, 1995: Twelfth Night,
presented by the Shenandoah Shakespeare Express at the University
of Maryland, College Park, MD. Ralph Alan Cohen and Jim Warren,
Artistic Directors. Murray Ross, Guest Director. Fight Designer,
J.D. Martinez. With Scott Duff (Feste), Hep Jamieson (Viola),
Tricia Kelly (Fabian/Valentine), Philip Lortie (Sebastian/Captain),
Margaret McGirr (Olivia), Matthew McIver (Sir Andrew Aguecheek),
Thadd McQuade (Malvolio), Keith Odums (Orsino), Michelle Powers
(Maria/Priest), Paul Riopelle (Antonio/Curio), and Darius Stone
(Sir Toby Belch).
December 8, 1995: Henry V, presented
at The Shakespeare Theatre at the Lansburgh, Washington, D.C.
Michael Kahn, Director. Loy Arcenas, Set Designer. Tom Broeker,
Costume Designer. Howell Binkley, Lighting Designer. Adam Wernick,
Composer. David Leong, Fight Director. Moni Yakim, Movement Coordinator.
With Harry Hamlin (Henry V), Jack Ryland (Exeter/Montjoy), David
Sabin (Falstaff/Gower), William Francis McGuire (Pistol), Wallace
Acton (Nym/Le Fer), Eric Hoffmann (Bardolph/Bates), Nance Williamson
(Mistress Quickly/Alice), Ted van Griethuysen (Canterbury/Charles
VI), Emery Battis (Lord Chief Justice/Sir Thomas Erpingham/Governor
of Harfleur/Duke of Burgundy), Matthew Rauch (Dauphin), Jarlath
Conroy (Fluellen / Ely), Antonio Pearly McQueen IV (Boy), Vivienne
Benesch (Katherine), Harry Murphy (Westmoreland), Craig Wallace
(Williams/Translator), and others.\
January 19, 1996: The Taming of the Shrew, presented
at the Center Stage, Baltimore, MD. Jackson Phippin, Director.
Tony Straiges, Set Designer. Paul Tazewell, Costume Designer.
James F. Ingalls, Lighting Designer. Mark Bennett, Sound Designer.
J. Allen Suddeth, Fight Director. With Kate Skinner (Katharine),
James McDonnell (Petruchio), Thomas McCarthy (Lucentio), Conan
McCarty (Tranio), Evalyn Baron (Baptista), Annie Meisels (Bianca),
Michael Rudko (Gremio), Scott Rabinowitz (Hortensio), Steve Routman
(Grumio), Patrick Tull (Vincentio), Ruth F. Henry (Biondella/Widow),
and others.
February 23, 1996: A Midsummer Night's
Dream, presented by the Royal Shakespeare Company at the Kennedy
Center, Washington, D.C. Adrian Noble, Director. Anthony Ward,
Set Designer. Chris Parry, Lighting Designer. Ilona Sekacz, Composer.
Sue Lefton, Movement Coordinator. With Alex Jennings (Theseus/Oberon),
Lindsay Duncan (Hippolyta/Titania), Barry Lynch (Philostrate/Puck),
Alfred Burke (Egeus), Monica Dolan (Hermia), Daniel Evans (Lysander),
Emily Raymond (Helena), Kevin Robert Doyle (Demetrius), John Kane
(Quince), Desmond Barrit (Bottom), Mark Letheren (Flute), Howard
Crossley (Snout), Kenn Sabberton (Snug), Robert Gillespie (Starveling),
Ann Hasson (First Fairy), and others.
February 24, 1996: All's Well That
Ends Well, presented at The Shakespeare Theatre at the Lansburgh,
Washington, D.C. Laird Williamson, Director. Andrew V. Yelusich,
Set and Costume Designer. Don Darnutzer, Lighting Designer. Catherine
MacDonald, Composer. Karma Camp, Musical Staging. Brad Alan Waller,
Fight Director. With Kelly McGillis (Helena), Paul Michael Valley
(Bertram), DeAnn Mears (Countess), Philip Goodwin (Parolles),
Floyd King (Lavatch), Ted van Griethuysen (King of France), Emery
Battis (Lafew), Rob Nagle (Elder Dumaine), Stevie Ray Dallimore
(Younger Dumaine), David Sabin (Counselor/Duke of Florence), Wallace
Acton (Interpreter), Caitlin O'Connell (Widow Capilet), Carol
Halstead (Diana), Grainne Cassidy (Mariana), and others.
March 22, 1996: Macbeth,
presented by ACTER (A Center for Theatre, Education and Research)
at the Folger Shakespeare Library Theatre, Washington, D.C. With
(l. to r.) Phillip Joseph, Gareth Armstrong, Sam Dale, Sarah Berger,
and Joanna Foster. (photograph by Laurie Asprey). Visit the ACTER
home page to find out more about this remarkable organization.
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April 26, 1996: As You Like It,
presented by the Interact Theatre Company at the Folger Shakespeare
Library Theatre, Washington, D.C. Catherine Flye, Director. Ron
Kadri, Set Designer. William Pucilowsky, Costume Designer. F.
Mitchell Dana, Lighting Designer. Larry Edward Vote, Musical Director.
Brad Waller, Fight Director. With Sarah Ripard (Rosalind), Annie
Houston (Celia), John C. Hansen (Orlando), Michael Judge (Duke
Senior), Jeff Baker (Duke Frederick/Sir Oliver Martext), David
Markey (Le Beau/Jaques de Boys), Jim Zidar (Charles/Corin/Hymen),
Richard Pilcher (Touchstone), Lee Eskey (Oliver), TJ Edwards (Jaques),
Jeanne Hisle (Lady Anne), Brian McMonagle (Silvius), Stephen Murphy
(William), Madeleine Burke (Phebe), Sarah Stevenson (Hysperia),
Elizabeth Stripe (Audrey), and others.
May 17, 1996: Volpone, presented
at The Shakespeare Theatre at the Lansburgh, Washington, D.C.
Michael Kahn, Director. Derek McLane, Set Designer. Martin Pakledinaz,
Costume Designer. Howell Binkley, Lighting Designer. Catherine
MacDonald, Composer. Karma Camp, Musical Staging. Paul Dennhardt,
Fight Director. With Pat Carroll (Volpone), Wallace Acton (Mosca),
Ted van Griethuysen (Voltore), Philip Goodwin (Corvino), Floyd
King (Corbaccio), Emery Battis (Sir Politic Would-Be), Helen Carey
(Lady Politic Would-Be), Rob Nagle (Bonario), Shannon Parks (Celia),
Greg McFadden (Peregrine), Mark Povinelli (Nano), Rick Hammerly
(Androgyno), Charles Gray (Castrone), David Sabin and Eric Hoffmann
(Avocatori), and others.