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ter for a New Audience "never does big budgets." 2 EFTA_R1_01730182 EFTA02565623 Ms. Taymor said she was talking over ideas fo= "Midsummer" with Es Devlin, the British set and costume de=igner who is known for big-budget spectacles like the closing ceremony for t=e London Olympic Games last summer. "M

ort Greene, Brooklyn, but it hadn't y=t been decided which Bard play she'd choose to direct. Taymor ("The Lion Ki=g") has long been associated with TFANA, beginning with a 1986 staging of "=he Tempest" and followed by "The Taming of the Shrew," "Titus Andronicus" a=d "The Green Bird," a 1996 staging o

$75 million budget, more than twice as much money as any Broadway sho= in history. Ms. Taymor said she was talking over ideas for "=idsummer" with Es Devlin, the British set and costume designer who i= known for big-budget spectacles like the closing ceremony for the London O=ympic Games last summer. "M

ollowed by "The Taming of the S=rew," "Titus Andronicus" and "The Green Bird," a 1996 staging of a Carlo Go=zi play that moved to Broadway in 2000. TFANA's new building -- the f=rst permanent home for the troupe, which was founded in 1979 -- will includ= a 299-seat mainstage and a 50-seat second space

$75 million budget, more than twice as much money as any Broadway show in history. Ms. Taymor said she was talking over ideas for "Midsummer" with Es Devlin, the British set and costume designer who is known for big-budget spectacles like the closing ceremony for the London Olympic Games last summer. "M

ollowed by "The Taming of the Shrew," 'Titus Andronicus" and "The Green Bird," a 1996 staging of a Carlo Gozzi play that moved to Broadway in 2000. TFANA's new building -- the first permanent home for the troupe, which was founded in 1979 — will include a 299-seat mainstage and a 50-seat second space.

dget, more than twice as much money as any Broadway show in history. EFTA00396526 Ms. Taymor said she was talking over ideas for "Midsummer" with Es Devlin, the British set and costume designer who is known for big-budget spectacles like the closing ceremony for the London Olympic Games last summer. "M

ollowed by "The Taming of the Shrew," 'Titus Andronicus" and "The Green Bird," a 1996 staging of a Carlo Gozzi play that moved to Broadway in 2000. TFANA's new building -- the first permanent home for the troupe, which was founded in 1979 — will include a 299-seat mainstage and a 50-seat second space.