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Taymor previously worked with Theatre for a New Audience in 1986 on a production of Shakespeare's "The Tempest." She subsequently directed two more Shakespearean plays for the New York company -- "The Taming of the Shrew" and " Titus Andronicus." The director has also made film versions of "The Tempest" and "

e Lion King) will direct and longtime collaborator Elliot Goldenthal ( The Green Bird) will compose original music for a new fall 2013 production of William Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream, to be the inaugural production in Theatre for a New Audience's new permanent home in the Downtown Brooklyn Cultural Dist

settlement. A trial date is now scheduled for May 27. Vulture Julie Taymor Returning Quietly With Some Shakespeare in Brooklyn By Zach Dionne [] Julie Taymor's last theater experience was notably painful for basically everyone involved. Now she's putting all that EFTA00397044 Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark

rogram we will be launching in our new home. EFTA00397936 The other night, I attended a WNET/PBS event for the premiere of a mainstream series on Shakespeare called Shakespeare Uncovered, which will be seen by millions world-wide including the United States. Trevor Nunn was there because he hosted the ep

as there because he hosted the episode about Shakespeare's play The Tempest, which is about to be broadcast. Prominently featured in this episode is Julie Taymor's 2010 wonderful film of The Tempest. Back in 1986, I invited Julie to direct The Tempest on stage. It was her first Shakespeare production. Julie is