After delightful programs with John Miller, Joan Darling and Jonathan Richards, and Jeffrey Horowitz, we now look forward to evenings with David Kastan, Zoe Caldwell, and Stacy Keach in New York, and to a new series of Centennial Fridays in Santa Fe.
Meanwhile we savor a 2010-11 season that opened with a September 20 GIELGUD gala in honor of F. Murray Abraham and continued with a September 21 salute to playwright Edward Albee, an October 22 conversation with writer Ammon Shea, a November 15 chat with director Brian Kulick, a December 15 gathering with Shakespeare Newsletter editors John Mahon and Thomas Pendleton, a January 24 dialogue with "new-media" pioneers Katherine Rowe and Kathleen Fitzgerald, a February 1 tea in honor of Diana Owen, head of the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust, a February 2 discussion of Bardic portraits with Stanley Wells and Paul Edmondson of the Trust and Walter Liedtke of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, a February 22 program with script consultant Russell Jackson, a March 21 exchange with historian Michael J. Hirrel, and an April 11 gathering with scholar Steven Urkowitz. On May 22 we co-hosted a staged reading of "The Last Will" by Robert Brustein. On May 23 we met with novelist Arthur Phillips. And on June 18-19 we helped produce a Tempest with Richard Clifford and Sir Derek Jacobi. For reminders about 2009-10, click here.
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