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roduction of Shakespeare's "Midsummer Night's Dream" to open the new Brooklyn home of Theater for a New Audience, an Off Broadway company where Ms. Taymor has regularly worked since its founding in 1979. "Midsummer" will be Ms. Taymor's first show since her high-profile firing from the Broadway musical

d goods when it comes to Broadway, but her trademark innovative style still has its fans. In her first directing gig since the "Spider-Man" debacle, Taymor will return to her roots by staging a new production of Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream" at Theatre for a New Audience in Brooklyn. The pr

age, which has been designed by architect Hugh Hardy. Opening night is set for November 2. In addition, the production will be seen by thousands of New York Public School students enrolled in the Theatre's 13- week, in-school residency program, The World Theatre Project promoting literacy, sparking creativity and buil

roduction of Shakespeare's "Midsummer Night's Dream" to open the new Brooklyn home of Theater for a New Audience, an Off Broadway company where Ms. Taymor has regularly worked since its founding in 1979. "Midsummer" will be Ms. Taymor's first show since her high-profile firing from the Broadway musical

d goods when it comes to Broadway, but her trademark innovative style still has its fans. In her first directing gig since the J pider-Man" debacle, Taymor will return to her roots by staging a new production of Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream" at Theatre for a New Audience in Brooklyn. The pr

age, which has been designed by architect Hugh Hardy. Opening night is set for November 2. In addition, the production will be seen by thousands of New York Public School students enrolled in the Theatre's 13- week, in-school residency program, The World Theatre Project promoting literacy, sparking creativity and build