Epstein Secrets

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

nce has played in more than 20 different venues across Manhattan and B=ooklyn. Theatre for a New Audience is near the BAM Peter Jay Sharp B=ilding, Harvey Theater and Fisher Building as well as the Mark Morris D=nce Center and BRIC ARTS I Media House and UrbanGlass ReNEWal Project curre=tly under construction

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

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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.

nce has played in more than 20 different venues across Manhattan and Brooklyn. Theatre for a New Audience is near the BAM Peter Jay Sharp Building, Harvey Theater and Fisher Building as well as the Mark Morris Dance Center and BRIC ARTS I Media House and UrbanGlass ReNEWal Project currently under construction

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.

nce has played in more than 20 different venues across Manhattan and Brooklyn. Theatre for a New Audience is near the BAM Peter Jay Sharp Building, Harvey Theater and Fisher Building as well as the Mark Morris Dance Center and BRIC ARTS I Media House and UrbanGlass ReNEWal Project currently under construction