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The Taming of the Shrew - 1975
The Tempest - 1989
Actors Theatre of Louisville
Anthony and Cleopatra - 1992
Actors Theatre of Louisville
Romeo and Juliet - 1994
Actors Theatre of Louisville
As You Like It - 1995
Long Wharf Theatre, CT
Othello - 1998
Actors Theatre of Louisville
The Three Cuckholds
Leon Katz - 1990
Actors Theatre of Louisville
The Triumph of Love
Marivaux - 1997
Actors Theatre of Louisville
Available Light - 1985
Beast on the Moon - 1995
Below the Belt - 1995
In Her Sight - 1997
Big Love - 2000
Cementville - 1991
Actors Theatre of Louisville
Middle Aged White Guys - 1995
Actors Theatre of Louisville
Anton in Show Business - 2000
Actors Theatre of Louisville
Keely and Du - 1994
Actors Theatre of Louisville
Good Boys - 2002
The Guthrie Theater, Minneapolis
Somebody/Nobody - 2009
The Arizona Theatre Company
Three Sisters - 1984
Actors Theatre of Louisville
Uncle Vanya - 1979
The University of Massachusetts at Amherst
Man and Superman - 1980
Theatre Cornell
Major Barbara - 1977
The Harvard Summer Repertory Theatre
The Devil's Disciple - 1976
The Harvard Summer Repertory Theatre
La Cenerentola
Gioacchino Rossini - 1994
The Kentucky Opera
The Ice Break
Sir Michael Tippett - 1979
The Opera Company of Boston
Tom Jones - 2013
Actors Theatre of Louisville
Ten Chimneys - 2011
Arizona Theatre Company
An Illiad - 2010
Seattle Repertory Theatre
1000 Clowns - 2009
The Intiman Theater
Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde - 2009
ACT Theatre, Seattle
Intimate Exchanges
Alan Ayckbourn - 2008
ACT Theatre, Seattle
Pride and Prejudice
Jane Austen - 2008
Actors Theatre of Louisville
Souvenir - 2007
ACT Theatre, Seattle
Fire on the Mountain - 2007
Actors Theatre of Louisville
The Underpants - 2006
ACT Theatre, Seattle
The Night of the Iguana
Tennessee Williams - 2005
ACT Theatre, Seattle
The Pillowman
Martin McDonagh - 2005
ACT Theatre, Seattle
The Sex Habits of American Women
Julie Marie Myatt - 2004
The Guthrie Theater, Minneapolis
Jumpers
Tom Stoppard - 2004
ACT Theatre, Seattle
Holes
Louis Sacher - 2002
Seattle Children’s Theatre
Grand Magic
Eduardo di Filippo - 2001
ACT Seattle
Inspecting Carol - 2001
Seattle Repertory Theatre
A Christmas Carol - 1999-2004
Actors Theare of Louisville
Miss Julie
August Strindberg - 1997
Actors Theatre of Louisivillle
Wilder Revisited
Thornton Wilder - 1997
Actors Theatre of Louisivillle
Tales from the Vienna Woods - 1991
Actors Theare of Louisville
My Sister in This House
Wendy Kesselman -
The School for Wives
Moliere - 1985
Actors Theatre of Louisivillle
Jest, Satire, Irony and Deeper Significance
Christian Dietrich Grabbe - 1979
Tufts University
Figaro! - 1978
Loeb Drama Center
War and Peace - 1977
Harvard’s Loeb Drama Center
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Production Notes

Produced in 1989 by Actors Theatre of Louisville. Jon Jory, Director. Ming Cho Lee, Set Designer. Allen Lee Hughes, Lighting Designer.
Costumes for Alonzo and his court were influenced by 16th C Italian Mannerist painters such as Pontormo and Bronzino. The court had duplicate distressed costumes and a set of rags to be worn at the end of their sufferings brought about by Prospero’s magic. Caliban was badly burned (supposedly from a catastrophic war that decimated the island before Prospero and Miranda’s arrival). Ariel’s silk “sleeves” were painted to flutter and blend with the cyclorama. Prospero and Miranda’s clothes were supposedly made from ship sails. Prospero’s magic cloak was canvas, painted with alchemical symbols.
Except where noted, all designs and images © copyright 1975-2010 by Marcia Dixcy Jory. All rights reserved.
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