Epstein Secrets

g to TFANA, in 1986, Horowitz invited Ta=mor to stage The Tempest for Theatre for a New Audience. It was the f=rst play by Shakespeare she directed. Goldenthal composed the original musi=. Taymor and Goldenthal later directed and composed Theatre for a New Audie=ce's productions of The Taming of the Shrew,

or a New Audience'= productions of The Tempest,The Taming of the Shrew, Titus=Andronicus and The Green Bird, which transferred to Broadway in 2=00. Goldenthal scored Taymor's film versions of The Tempe=t and Titus. He won the Academy Award for his score to Taymor4>=804os film Frida. His original two-act op

re for a New Audience's first per-anent home is designed by world-renowned architect Hugh Hardy and H3 Hardy C=llaboration Architecture. It includes the Samuel H. Scripps Mainstage (299 s=ats) and the Theodore C. Rogers Studio (50 seats). The Samuel H. Scr=pps Mainstage, the first stage built for Shakespeare and classic drama

g to TFANA, in 1986, Horowitz invited Taymor to stage The Tempest for Theatre for a New Audience. It was the first play by Shakespeare she directed. Goldenthal composed the original music. Taymor and Goldenthal later directed and composed Theatre for a New Audience's productions of The Taming of the Shrets;

simply Midsummer, to open a new theatre in New York on 19 October. The production will be a full-length version of the hour-long staging Taymor and Goldenthal worked on in 1984 for Theatre for a New Audience which is moving into a new permanent home in Brooklyn this October. Taymor directed her first Shak

re for a New Audience's first permanent home is designed by world-renowned architect Hugh Hardy and H3 Hardy Collaboration Architecture. It includes the Samuel H. Scripps Mainstage (299 seats) and the Theodore C. Rogers Studio (50 seats). The Samuel H. Scripps Mainstage, the first stage built for Shakespeare and classic drama

g to TFANA, in 1986, Horowitz invited Taymor to stage The Tempest for Theatre for a New Audience. It was the first play by Shakespeare she directed. Goldenthal composed the original music. Taymor and Goldenthal later directed and composed Theatre for a New Audience's productions of The Taming of the Shrets;

simply Midsummer, to open a new theatre in New York on 19 October. The production will be a full-length version of the hour-long staging Taymor and Goldenthal worked on in 1984 for Theatre for a New Audience which is moving into a new permanent home in Brooklyn this October. Taymor directed her first Shak

re for a New Audience's first permanent home is designed by world-renowned architect Hugh Hardy and H3 Hardy Collaboration Architecture. It includes the Samuel H. Scripps Mainstage (299 seats) and the Theodore C. Rogers Studio (50 seats). The Samuel H. Scripps Mainstage, the first stage built for Shakespeare and classic drama