Hartford Stage, located in Hartford, Connecticut

Hartford, Connecticut

Hartford is the capital of the U.S. state of Connecticut. The seat of Hartford County until Connecticut disbanded county government in 1960, it is the second most populous city on New England's largest river, the Connecticut River. As of the 2010 Census, Hartford's population was 124,775, making...

, is one of the leading resident theatres in the United States, known internationally for entertaining and enlightening audiences with a wide range of the best of world drama, from classics to provocative new plays and musicals and neglected works from the past. The theatre has earned many of the nation's most distinguished awards, including the Regional Theatre Tony Award

Regional Theatre Tony Award

The Regional Theatre Tony Award is a special non-competitive Tony Award given annually to a regional theatre company in the United States. Initially presented in 1948 to Robert Porterfield of the Virginia Barter Theatre for their Contribution To Development Of Regional Theatre, the Regional Theatre...

, the Margo Jones

Margo Jones

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 Award for Development of New Works, OBIE awards

Obie Award

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, a New York Critics Circle award, a Dramatists Guild/CBS Award and an Elliot Norton Award.

History

Founded in 1963 by Jacques Cartier, Hartford Stage began in a former grocery store warehouse on Kinsey Street. On April 1, 1964, Othello, directed by Cartier, opened the theatre, which quickly established itself as a major cultural resource for the region, producing seasons offering a range of works from Molière to Beckett to Genet. Paul Weidner, who assumed leadership of the theatre in 1968, oversaw its move to its present home-the 489-seat John W. Huntington Theatre, designed by renowned architect Robert Venturi

Robert Venturi

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. Weidner continued the theatre's dedication to both classic and contemporary works, as well as representing diverse communities with productions of Ray Aranha's My Sister My Sister and Miguel Pinero's Short Eyes, with its original cast of ex-convicts. Mark Lamos

Mark Lamos

Mark Lamos is an American theatre and opera director, producer and actor. Under his direction, Hartford Stage won the 1989 Tony Award for Outstanding Regional Theatre and he has been nominated for two other Tonys...

 became Artistic Director in 1980, bringing international recognition to Hartford Stage during his seventeen seasons with explorations of the great works of dramatic literature, most notably the plays of Shakespeare, Molière, Ibsen and Schnitzler. In January 1998, Michael Wilson

Michael Wilson (director)

Michael Wilson , currently serving as artistic director at Hartford Stage, is an American stage director working extensively in regional theatre, Broadway, and Off-Broadway....

 became the fourth artist to lead Hartford Stage, launching the Tennessee Williams Marathon, the annual production of A Christmas Carol, the annual Brand:NEW festival, and SummerStage. Darko Tresnjak

Darko Tresnjak

Darko Tresnjak is a prominent American theatre director. He has received the Alan Schneider Award for Directing Excellence, a T.C.G. National Theater Artist Residency Award, a Boris Sagal Directing Fellowship, an NEA New Forms Grant, two Pennsylvania Council on the Arts Individual Artist...

 will become the fifth Artistic Director in July 2011.

Among the plays produced at Hartford Stage are nine plays by Edward Albee

Edward Albee

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, nine by Molière

Molière

Jean-Baptiste Poquelin, known by his stage name Molière, was a French playwright and actor who is considered to be one of the greatest masters of comedy in Western literature...

, 14 by Tennessee Williams

Tennessee Williams

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, 22 by Shakespeare, and 55 World or American premieres, including works by Edward Albee

Edward Albee

Edward Franklin Albee III is an American playwright who is best known for The Zoo Story , The Sandbox , Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? , and a rewrite of the screenplay for the unsuccessful musical version of Capote's Breakfast at Tiffany's . His works are considered well-crafted, often...

, Horton Foote

Horton Foote

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, Eve Ensler

Eve Ensler

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, Alfred Uhry

Alfred Uhry

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, Christopher Durang

Christopher Durang

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, Beth Henley

Beth Henley

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, Vladimir Nabokov

Vladimir Nabokov

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, Kia Corthron

Kia Corthron

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, Israel Horowitz, William Luce, Theresa Rebeck

Theresa Rebeck

Theresa Rebeck is an American playwright, television writer and novelist. Her work has appeared on the Broadway and Off-Broadway stage, in film, and on television. Among her awards are the Mystery Writers of America’s Edgar Award.-Biography:...

, Allan Havis

Allan Havis

Allan Havis is a playwright with pronounced political themes and probes on colliding cultures. His works range from minimal language texts to ambiguous, ironic narratives that delineate the genesis, paradoxes, and seduction of evil. Several of his dramas involve Jewish identity, cultural...

, José Rivera

José Rivera (playwright)

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, Edwin Sànchez and Tennessee Williams

Tennessee Williams

Thomas Lanier "Tennessee" Williams III was an American writer who worked principally as a playwright in the American theater. He also wrote short stories, novels, poetry, essays, screenplays and a volume of memoirs...

.

Most recently, Hartford Stage has sent productions of Enchanted April and The Gershwin's Fascinating Rhythm to Broadway, Tiny Alice, Necessary Targets, The Carpetbaggers Children and Tea at Five off Broadway, and touring productions to Cleveland, Houston, Cambridge, Los Angeles, Montreal and Paris. In 1975, Hartford Stage's production of Edward Albee's All Over was aired nationally on the PBS series Theater in America, the first time one of the author's works was filmed for television. In 1988, in the first exchange between an American and a Soviet theatre, Mark Lamos staged Desire Under the Elms at Moscow's Pushkin Theater and the renowned Russian director Yuri Yeremin staged A Paper Gramophone in Hartford.

The Tennessee Williams Marathon, launched in 1999, has become a distinguished celebration of the author's range of work in productions, readings, film screenings, workshops and scholarly panels and discussions. In 2003, Hartford Stage draws national attention with the premieres of three neglected Williams' plays-Now the Cats with Jeweled Claws, The Palooka and The One Exception.

From its inception, Hartford Stage has maintained a strong commitment to community partnerships, educational programs and humanities initiatives. Reviving an old collaboration, in 2000 Hartford Stage joined with the Artists' Collective for the production Oedipus, set in modern-day Africa. Through a partnership with the City of Hartford, HUD, and Theater Communications Group, the theatre developed the Oral History Project, resulting in the piece My Hartford, developed and performed by teens from the Hartford area. The theatre continues its two highly successful education programs, InterACT and Connections, reaching Connecticut students from elementary through high school. Through an association with The President's College of the University of Hartford

University of Hartford

The University of Hartford is a private, independent, nonsectarian, coeducational university located in West Hartford, Connecticut. The degree programs at the University of Hartford hold the highest levels of accreditation available in the US, including the Engineering Accreditation Commission of...

, the theater presents provocative series of discussions and lectures. A collaboration with the Greater Hartford Arts Council's Neighborhood Studios program resulted in the Breakdancing Shakespeare project, in which local Greater Hartford high school students perform using three different forms of expression: breakdancing, rap, and Shakespeare’s language to help make the play immediately accessible to audiences of all ages. The youth troupe has currently performed Romeo and Juliet

Romeo and Juliet

Romeo and Juliet is a tragedy written early in the career of playwright William Shakespeare about two young star-crossed lovers whose deaths ultimately unite their feuding families. It was among Shakespeare's most popular archetypal stories of young, teenage lovers.Romeo and Juliet belongs to a...

(2006), A Midsummer Night's Dream

A Midsummer Night's Dream

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(2007), Antony and Cleopatra

Antony and Cleopatra

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(2010), The Comedy of Errors

The Comedy of Errors

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"" (2009), and Macbeth

Macbeth

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Hartford Stage is an important institution in the life of Hartford and Connecticut, and serves as a vital home for artists from around the country.

Directors

• JoAnne Akalaitis
  JoAnne Akalaitis
  JoAnne Akalaitis is an American theatre director and a writer and the winner of five Obie Awards for direction and founder of the critically acclaimed Mabou Mines in New York, from which she resigned after twenty years in June 1990.Akalaitis was pre-med and studied philosophy in college...
  
  
• Anne Bogart
  Anne Bogart
  -Biography:She earned her Bachelor of Arts degree from Bard College in 1974, followed by a Master of Arts degree from New York University's Tisch School of the Arts in 1977. She served as Artistic Director of the Trinity Repertory Company for its 1989-90 season...
  
  
• Mark Brokaw
  Mark Brokaw
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• Graciela Daniele
  Graciela Daniele
  Graciela Daniele is an Argentine-American dancer, choreographer, and theatre director.-Biography:Born at Buenos Aires, Daniele began her dance training at the age of seven at Teatro Colón, Argentina's equivalent of Moscow's Bolshoi Theatre...
  
  
• Michael Engler
  Michael Engler
  Michael Engler is an American theatre director, and television director and producer. His Broadway credits include Eastern Standard and I Hate Hamlet...
  
  
• Gerald Freedman
  Gerald Freedman
  Gerald Freedman is an American theatre director, librettist, and lyricist, and a college dean.Born in Lorain, Ohio, Freedman was educated at Northwestern University, where he received both BA and MA degrees. He began his career as assistant director of such projects as Bells Are Ringing, West Side...
  
  
• Richard Foreman
  Richard Foreman
  Richard Foreman is an American playwright and avant-garde theater pioneer. He is the founder of the Ontological-Hysteric Theater.-Life :...
  
  
• Doug Hughes
  Doug Hughes
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• Michael Greif
  Michael Greif
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• Peter Hunt
  Peter R. Hunt
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• Jon Jory
  Jon Jory
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• Michael Langham
  Michael Langham
  Michael Langham was an English actor and director, who spent much of his career living and working in Canada and the United States....
  
  
• Kenny Leon
  Kenny Leon
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• Irene Lewis
• Marion McClinton
  Marion McClinton
  Marion McClinton is a theatre director and playwright. He was nominated for the Tony Award for King Hedley II. He won the 2000 Vivian Robinson Audelco Black Theatre Awards, Director/Dramatic Production and the 1999–2000 Obie Awards, Direction, for Jitney, and was nominated for the Drama Desk...
  
  
• Emily Mann
  Emily Mann (director)
  Emily Mann, born April 12, 1952, is the multi-award–winning Artistic Director and Resident Playwright of McCarter Theatre in Princeton, New Jersey, where she has overseen over 85 productions....
  
  
• Marshall Mason
• Jack O'Brien
  Jack O'Brien (director)
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• Lisa Peterson
• David Petrarca
• Bartlett Sher
  Bartlett Sher
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• Daniel Sullivan
  Daniel J. Sullivan
  Daniel J. Sullivan is an American theatre and film director and playwright.-Life and career:Sullivan was born in Wray, Colorado, the son of Mary Catherine and John Martin Sullivan. He was raised in San Francisco, where he graduated from San Francisco State University...
  
  
• John Tillinger
  John Tillinger
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• David Warren
  David Warren (director)
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• Jonathan Wilson
  Jonathan Wilson
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• Yuri Yeremin

Actors

• Ellen Burstyn
  Ellen Burstyn
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• Jean Stapleton
• Richard Thomas
  Richard Thomas (actor)
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• Elizabeth Ashley
  Elizabeth Ashley
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• Phylicia Rashad
  Phylicia Rashad
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• Andrew McCarthy
  Andrew McCarthy
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• Dana Ivey
  Dana Ivey
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• Campbell Scott
  Campbell Scott
  Campbell Scott is an American actor, director, producer, and voice artist.-Life and career:Scott was born in New York City, the son of George C. Scott, an actor, director, and producer, and Colleen Dewhurst, a Canadian-born actress. He graduated from Lawrence University in 1983. His brother is...
  
  
• John Michael Higgins
  John Michael Higgins
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• Betty Buckley
  Betty Buckley
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• Rip Torn
  Rip Torn
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• Calista Flockhart
  Calista Flockhart
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• David Patrick Kelly
  David Patrick Kelly
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• Amanda Plummer
• Bradley Whitford
  Bradley Whitford
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• Mercedes Ruehl
  Mercedes Ruehl
  Mercedes J. Ruehl is an American theater, television and film actor.-Personal life:Ruehl was born in Jackson Heights, Queens, New York City, the daughter of Mercedes J., a school teacher, and Vincent Ruehl, an FBI agent. She was raised Catholic. Her father was of German and Irish descent and her...
  
  
• Rue McClanahan
  Rue McClanahan
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• Angela Lansbury
  Angela Lansbury
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• Marlo Thomas
  Marlo Thomas
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• Olympia Dukakis
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• Estelle Parsons
  Estelle Parsons
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• Lynn Redgrave
  Lynn Redgrave
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• David Selby
  David Selby
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• Kate Mulgrew
  Kate Mulgrew
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• Ed O'Neill
  Ed O'Neill
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Hartford Stage premieres

• 1964 Putting on the Agony (Joel Oliansky)
• 1969 The Waltz Invention (Vladimir Nabokov)
• 1970 The Trial of A. Lincoln (James Damico)
• 1971 A Gun Play (Yale M. Udoff)
• 1972 Rooted (Alexander Buzo)
• 1973 My Sister, My Sister (Ray Aranha), Nighlight (Kenneth H. Brown)
• 1975 Afternoon Tea (Harvey Perr)
• 1976 The Estate (Ray Aranha)
• 1977 Eve (Larry Fineberg), Past Tense (Jack Zeman), Counting the Ways and Listening (Edward Albee), A History of the American Film (Christopher Durang)
• 1978 Catchpenny Twist (Stewart Parker), They'd Come to See Charlie (James Borrelli), Mackerel (Israel Horowitz)
• 1980 Einstein and the Polar Bear (Tom Griffin)
• 1981 Is there life after high school?
  Is there life after high school?
  Is there life after high school? is a musical with a book by Jeffrey Kindley and music and lyrics by Craig Carnelia. It is loosely inspired by Ralph Keyes' best-selling book of the same name....
  
  (Jeffrey Kindley and Craig Carnelia), I, James McNeill Whistler (Lawrence and Maggie Williams)
• 1982 The Wake of Jamie Foster (Beth Henley), The Greeks (adapted by John Barton and Kenneth Cavander), The Isle is Full of Noises (Derek Walcott)
• 1983 Dog Eat Dog (Mary Gallagher)
• 1984 The Mystery Plays (John Russell Brown), The Value of Names (Jeffrey Sweet)
• 1985 No Mercy (Constance Congdon), America's Sweetheart (Alfred Uhry, Robert Waldman & John Weidman)
• 1986 Mark Twain and C.D. Warner's The Gilded Age (adapted. By Constance Congdon), Distant Fires (Kevin Heelan)
• 1989 Stand-Up Tragedy (Bill Cain), The Illusion (adapted by Tony Kushner), The Paper Gramophone (Alexander Chervinsky)
• 1991 The Snow Ball (A.R. Gurney)
• 1992 Hidden Laughter (Simon Gray)
• 1993 Martin Guerre (Laura Harrington and Roger Ames)
• 1994 Bailey's Café (Gloria Naylor)
• 1995 Clean (Edwin Sanchez), A Dybukk (adapted by Tony Kushner)
• 1997 The Gershwin's Fascinating Rhythm (Mel Marvin and Mark Lamos), Pearls for Pigs (Richard Foreman)
• 1998 Digging Eleven (Kia Corthron), Sueño (adapted. by José Rivera)
• 2000 Baptiste (William Luce), DollHouse (adapted by Theresa Reebek), Enchanted April (Matthew Barber)
• 2001 The Carpetbagger's Children (Horton Foote), Necessary Targets (Eve Ensler),
• 2002 Tea at Five (Matthew Lombardo)
• 2003 The Palooka, The One Exception, Now The Cats With Jeweled Claws (Tennessee Williams), Diosa (Edwin Sánchez), Edgardo Mine (Alfred Uhry)
• 2004 Peter and Jerry: Act I-Home Life, Act II-The Zoo Story (Edward Albee)
• 2005 The Learned Ladies of Park Avenue (David Grimm
  David Grimm
  David Ivanovich Grimm was a Russian architect, educator and historian of art of Byzantine Empire, Georgia and Armenia. Grimm belonged to the second generation of Russian neo-Byzantine architects and was the author of orthodox cathedrals in Tbilisi, Chersonesos and smaller churches in Russia and...
  
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• 2007 Nightingale (Lynn Redgrave)

Broadway

• 1974 My Sister My Sister
• 1978 A History of American Film
• 1981 Einstein and the Polar Bear
• 1982 Is there life after high school?, The Wake of Jamey Foster
• 1991 Our County's Good (Drama Critic Circle and Tony nomination), Stand-Up Tragedy
• 1997 The Three Sisters
• 1999 The Gershwin's Fascinating Rhythm (originally produced at Hartford Stage)
• 2003 Enchanted April (Outer Critics Circle John Gassner Award, Best New American Play)

Off Broadway

• 1974 My Sister My Sister
• 1989 Other People's Money (Outer Critics Circle, Best Play)
• 1991 From the Mississippi Delta, Marvin's Room (Outer Critics Circle, Drama Desk, Best Play)
• 1997 Pearls for Pigs
• 1999 The Clearing
• 2000 Sueño
• 2001 Tiny Alice (Lucille Lortel Award, Best Revival)
• 2002 Necessary Targets
• 2002 The Carpetbagger's Children (American Theater Critics Award, Best Play)
• 2003 Tea at Five
• 2007 Nightingale

On tour

• 1997 Pearls for Pigs, The Trial of A Lincoln
• 2001 The Glass Menagerie (Elliot Norton Award, Outstanding Visiting Production)
• 2002 Tea at Five

External links

• Hartford Stage official website