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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

ction at the new base. The new theatre has been designed by architect Hugh Hardy and will contain two spaces: a flexible 299-seater inspired by the Cottesloe at the National Theatre as well as a 50-seat studio. In a statement, the company said: "It is a uniquely flexible space which combines an Elizabetha

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

ction at the new base. The new theatre has been designed by architect Hugh Hardy and will contain two spaces: a flexible 299-seater inspired by the Cottesloe at the National Theatre as well as a 50-seat studio. In a statement, the company said: "It is a uniquely flexible space which combines an Elizabetha