Sentences with phrase «whose theater company»

Shakespeare will always remain near and dear to Branagh, whose theater company starts its inaugural season at London's Garrick Theatre this fall with a new production of «The Winter's Tale.»

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We didn't need to know then - otherwise you have just another Hostel Part II - and thank God the Coens stuckc to their guns and didn't pander to the movie companies out there whose only goal is to make as much money as possible from the droves of people who forget what they saw the minute they walk out of theater, but insist that they had been entertained.

Driven by his love for the ancient texts and by his own need to find healing following the cruel and protracted deaths of his girlfriend and his father, Doerries began reaching out through his theater company to people whose lives had been devastated by forces beyond their control — members of the military and their families, health professionals, guards and prisoners inside the giant American incarceration system, individuals and towns and cities reeling in the wake of natural disaster.

As a fledgling company in the 1970s, it mounted perfor - mances in galleries and alternative spaces as well as theaters, and served for a time as the resident company at La Mama and the Public Theater — whose director Joseph Papp dubbed Mabou Mines his «black sheep.»

The college was owned by the faculty, which included Buckminster Fuller, who created his first successful Geodesic Dome at Black Mountain, Merce Cunningham, who founded the Merce Cunningham Dance Company at Black Mountain, John Cage, who taught music and produced multi-media theater pieces, artist Josef Albers, who had fled Nazi Germany after the closure of the Bauhuas and Robert Motherwell, one of America's finest artists, whose prints are for sale at Vertu.

The game was developed by a company called Sikalosoft, and featured illustrations of a baby whose eyes would become covered in red Xs when the iPhone is shaken vigorously, and featured the tag line: «On a plane, on the bus, in a theater.

But it was also shaped by the work of immersive theater company Third Rail Projects, whose best - known work Then She Fell lets 15 audience members explore a Lewis Carroll - inspired world.