Iphigenia 2.0
By Charles Mee
Directed by Tina Landau
August 7 - October 7, 2007

With
Jimonn Cole, Will Fowler,
J.D. Goldblatt, Chasten Harmon,
Jesse Hooker, Emily Kinney,
Louisa Krause, Kate Mulgrew,
Tom Nelis, Angelo Niakas,
Seth Numrich, and Rocco Sisto

A great imperial power decides to go to war, taking an action so wrong that it sets the empire on the road to complete self-destruction. Agamemnon, the leader of the Greek army, must prove to his uncertain troops that the dangerous battle they are about to undertake is righteous and worthy by making the ultimate sacrifice himself. A radical reinvention of the classic play by Euripides that examines the costs of war and loss of innocence. (more)

Queens Boulevard
(the musical)
By Charles Mee
Directed by Davis McCallum
Choreography by Peter Pucci
November 6 - December 30, 2007

With
Amir Arison, Michi Barall,
Satya Bhabha, Marsha Stephanie Blake,
Bill Buell, Demosthenes Chrysan,
Geeta Citygirl, Emily Donahoe,
William Jackson Harper, Jodi Lin,
Arian Moayed, Debargo Sanyal,
Jon Norman Schneider and Ruth Zhang.

On his wedding day, a new husband is determined to find the perfect gift for his bride. While she waits at home, he searches for the mythical Flower of Heaven and is thrown into a series of colorful adventures on the streets of his neighborhood in Queens, New York. Inspired by a classical Indian dance drama, Queens Boulevard is a musical comedy that celebrates love, community, and life.(more)

Paradise Park
in association with
True Love Productions
By Charles Mee
Directed by Daniel Fish
February 12 - April 6, 2008

Welcome to Paradise Park, an amusement park that opens up into all of America and beyond. Meet the inhabitants of this bizarre carnival of life, including a ventriloquist, his dummy, and a teenage girl on the run. From Futureworld to Londonland, the Grand Canyon to Fred's Polynesian Dive Shop, step right up to this wild ride of fruit cake tosses, underwater ballets, square dances, and star gazing, too.(more)

Legacy Production:

Mercedes Ruehl     Larry Bryggman
in
Edward Albee's
Occupant
Directed by Pam MacKinnon
May 6 - July 13, 2008

EDWARD ALBEE’S OCCUPANT is a portrait of acclaimed sculptor Louise Nevelson -- a quest to capture a charismatic and complex artist and persona. What is the relationship between creator and creation? Who was Louise Nevelson? Only she knew. (more)

Edward Albee's Occupant is supported, in part, by The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.

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