Mr.Burns a post-electric play
March, 2015
Taming of the Shrew
Chautauqua Theater Company
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directed by Andrew Borba
costume design Janet O'Neill
scenic design Tom Buderwitz
lighting design Cecilia Durbin
sound design Steven Cahill
Bratton theater, Chautauqua Institution, CTC
Augusut 2016
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Concept:
Love, power, gender roles, and companionship reach raucous heights in Chautauqua Theater Company’s unbridled new spin on Shakespeare’s comedic battle of the sexes, The Taming of the Shrew. Closing the season, the production will feature the entire 2016 Conservatory company. “This play challenges us in today’s politically correct world,” says director and CTC Artistic Director Andrew Borba. “but that also provides us a much needed opportunity to laugh at ourselves. I promise that with the combination of the extraordinary talents of those who will be the leading classical actors of tomorrow, Shakespeare’s language, and a dash of contemporary spin--which I refuse to reveal at this time--this production will be anything but tame!”