DAI represents at NY Clown Theatre Festival
September 3, 2010

Sept. 3 - 26, the New York Clown Theatre Festival includes a workshop with Founding Artistic Director Joan Schirle (9/11,12) and several performances by Dell'Arte alumni Adriana Chavez,
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Schirle guests at U of Colorado
August 31, 2010

Founding Artistic Director and School Director Joan Schirle is directing Goldoni's "The Ingenious Chambermaid" at the U. of Colorado Boulder. Translated by DAI founders Carlo and Jane
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Dell'Arte in Colombia
August 29, 2010

Dell'Arte International represents the USA at the Festival Internacional de Teatro de Caribe in Santa Marta, Colombia, with Under The Table's "the Only Friends We Have." This trio of Dell'Arte
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Production History
1977 - 1979
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Production History
 1977 - 1979

Production History Since 1977

Performed by the Dell'Arte Company

1977: THE LOON'S RAGE

by Joan Holden, Steve Most, Jael Weisman
Music by Richard Saunders & Phil Marsh
Directed by Jael Weisman
Designers Alain Schons, Peggy Snider

Toured: California (L.A., San Francisco), Oregon, Washington; excerpt to 1980 Venice Biennale outdoor show)

1978: UNDER GLASS: Three One Acts

"Infancy" by Thornton Wilder; "'Night, Mother" by Megan
Terry, "Save Me A Place At Forest Lawn" by Lorees Yerby

Toured: California

1978: REFRIED BRAINS: Four One Acts

"Bittersweet Blues, The Scar Tissue Mystery," by Joan Schirle, "The Great Zoroasters" by Jael Weisman, "Those Cornfelds," by Georges Courteline (adapt. Weisman), and "Birds of a Feather" by Stan Laurel & Oliver Hardy

Toured: California; "Birds" to 1980 Venice Biennale

1979: INTRIGUE AT AH-PAH, A Scar Tissue Mystery

Michael Fields, Donald Forrest, Steve Most, Mara Sabinson, Joan Schirle, Jael Weisman
Music by Joe DeAndreis, Lisa Garcia
Directed by Jael Weisman
Designer: Alain Schons
Lighting by Ted Vukovich

Toured 1979 - 1983 California, Colorado, Oregon, Washington
(outdoors till 1981; remounted for indoor performances; toured in 1991 as part of the trilogy "Redwood Curtain, the Scar Tissue Mysteries)

 


 
 

 

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