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WHO'S WHO IN THE CAST

the San Francisco Opera, Los Angeles Music Center Opera, Tokyo Opera in Japan and the Orange County Performing Arts Center. Later this season, he will direct As You Like It at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival and Porgy and Bess at the Paris Opera.

DONALD EASTMAN (Set Designer). MTC debut. Productions with Tazewell Thompson include Cymbeline, From the Mississippi Delta, the Iphigenina Plays and Abyssinia. Broadway: Cuba and His Teddy Bear (with Robert De Niro). Off-Broadway: La Puta Vita Trilogy, Jungle of Cities and On the Open Road (New York Shakespeare Festival). Other Off-Broadway: Sarita, Have Little, Cuba Libre, Terra Ingognita (Intar). Principal Designer Classic Stage Company. Designs include Tower of Evil, Cabaret Verboten, and the world premiere of Ezra Pound's Elektra. Mr. Eastman was represented at Lincoln Center with Chippy, The West Texas Diaries. Regional credits include A.C.T. San Francisco, Capital Rep, Center Stage, Long Wharf, Philadelphia Theatre Company, Seattle Rep, Shakespeare at the Folger, Spoleto Festival USA, and Syracuse Stage. Donald studied at Cal Arts, Yale Drama and is a grantee of the National Endowment of the Arts. He is a recipient of an Obie Award for Sustained Excellence of Design.
JANE GREENWOOD (Costume Designer), Previously at MTC: Sylvia; After-Play; Lips Together, Teeth Apart; The Lisbon Traviata. Broadway: Once Upon a Mattress (revival); Master Class; Passion; She Loves Me; The Ballad of the Sad Cafe; The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie; Burton's Hamlet; A Moon for the Misbegotten; Same Time, Next Year; California Suite; Medea; Plenty; Heartbreak house; The Iceman Cometh; Ah, Wilderness!; Our Town. Lincoln Center Theatre: A Delicate Balance; A Fair Country; Northeast Local; The Heiress; The Sisters Rosensweig; Abe Lincoln in Illinois; Two Shakespearean Actors. Off-Broadway: London Suite; Death Defying Acts; Vita & Virginia. Film: Oleanna; Glengarry Glen Ross; 84 Charing Cross; Jacknife; Can't Stop the Music; The Four Seasons; Arthur. Awards: 12 Tony nominations, Maharam Award (Tartuffe), ACE Award ("Heartbreak House"), American Theatre Wing Design Award (The Heiress and Sylvia). Yale Drama School Faculty.
BRIAN NASON (Lighting Designer). MTC: Four Dogs and a Bone and Durang, Durang. Recently he designed the world premiere of Tennessee Williams' The Notebook of Trigorin (featuring Lynn Redgrave). Mr. Nason was nominated for a Tony Award for his work on Metamorphosis featuring Mikhail Baryshnikov. Other Broadway credits include A Month in the Country, featuring Helen Mirren (Outer Critics Circle Award Nomination for Best Design_; Arthur Miller's Broken Glass; The Threepenny Opera (featuring Sting); M. Butterfly (Associate Lighting Designer); and Cyrano, The Musical. Off-Broadway: most recently, Missing Marisa, and Kissing Christine (by John Patrick Shanley) at Primary Stages. Other productions include Grace and Glorie, The Cocoanuts, Amphigorey,

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