PRODUCTION HISTORY

The 1990s

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1990-91
Bagley Wright Theatre

• Much Ado About Nothing by William Shakespeare
• The House of Blue Leaves by John Guare
• Two Trains Running by August Wilson, the Yale Repertory Theatre production
• Six Characters in Search of An Author by Luigi Pirandello
• The Miser by Molière, translation by Douglas Hughes
• Conversations With My Father premiere by Herb Gardner

Stage 2

• Long Day's Journey Into Night by Eugene O'Neill
• Home and Away-written and performed by Kevin Kling
• Eliott Loves by Jules Feiffer

The Other Season

• Redwood Curtain by Lanford Wilson
• Cyrus by Tim Nelson
• The Flying Karamazov Brothers as The Brothers Karamazov

Western States Tour

• The Miser

MOB Tour (Washington State)

• Takunda by Charles Smith

1991-92
Bagley Wright Theatre

• Twelfth Night by William Shakespeare
• M. Butterfly by David Henry Hwang
• Redwood Curtain premiere by Lanford Wilson
• When We Are Married by J.B. Priestley
• Hedda Gabler by Henrik Ibsen, New English Version by Douglas Hughes from a translation by Csanad Z. Siklos
• The Good Times Are Killing Me by Lynda Barry

Stage 2

• The Lisbon Traviata by Terrence McNally
• Inspecting Carol premiere by Daniel Sullivan and the SRT Resident Acting Company
• Marvin's Room by Scott McPherson

New Play Workshop Series (formerly The Other Season)

• Eye of God by Tim Blake Nelson
• The Sisters Rosensweig by Wendy Wasserstein
• Mr. Fox: A Rumination On The Life Of A Clown by Bill Irwin and Friends, featuring Geoff Hoyle

Mobile Outreach Bunch (MOB; Washington State tour)

• City of Gold by Charles Smith

(No Western States Tour this year)

1992-93
Bagley Wright Theatre

• Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare
• Inspecting Carol by Daniel Sullivan and the SRT Resident Acting Company
• Lips Together, Teeth Apart by Terrence McNally
• The Flying Karamazov Brothers in The Brothers Karamazov premiere by the Flying Karamozov Brothers
• Heartbreak House by George Bernard Shaw
• The Piano Lesson by August Wilson

Stage 2

• The Substance of Fire by Jon Robin Baitz
• Spunk-three tales by Zora Neale Hurston; adapted by George C. Wolf, music by Chic Street Man
• Eye of God by Tim Blake Nelson

New Play Workshop Series

• Displaced Persons by Keith Reddin
• Unmerciful Good Fortune by Edwin Sanchez
• Love, Langston - selected Langston Hughes poetry adapted by Loni Berry
• What To Say by Peter Sagal

National Tour

• Inspecting Carol by Daniel Sullivan and the Resident Acting Company

1993-94
Bagley Wright Theatre

• Six Degrees of Separation by John Guare
• Harvey by Mary Chase
• Oleanna by David Mamet
• Pericles, Prince of Tyre by William Shakespeare
• A Flaw in the Ointment by Georges Feydeau; translated and adapted by Lillian Garrett-Groag and William Gray
• Holiday Heart by Cheryl L. West (premiere with Syracuse Stage and Cleveland PlayHouse)

Stage 2

• Northeast Local by Tom Donaghy
• ...Love Langston adapted by Loni Berry from the works of Langston Hughes
• Silence, Cunning, Exile by Stuart Greenman

New Play Workshop Series

• Black Forest by Anthony Giardina
• The Seattle Experiments: An Evening of Fragments by Bill Irwin, Mark O'Donnell, Steve Martin, Theresa Rebeck, and David Ives

Mobile Outreach Bunch (MOB; Washington State tour)

• Conquest of Fears-Dare to Play premiere by Ted Sod

1994-95
Bagley Wright Theatre

• London Suite premiere by Neil Simon
• The Sisters Rosensweig by Wendy Wasserstein
• Dancing at Lughnasa by Brian Friel
• Jolson Sings Again premiere by Arthur Laurents
• Scapin by Molière, adapted by Mark O'Donnell
• Pretty Fire by Charlayne Woodard

Stage 2

• The Real Inspector Hound by Tom Stoppard
• In the Heart of the Wood by Todd Jefferson Moore
• Voir Dire premiere by Joe Sutton

New Play Workshop Series

• The Grey Zone by Tim Blake Nelson
• All Americans by Jamie Baker
• The Cider House Rules adapted by Peter Parnell from the novel by John Irving
• A Fair Country by Jon Robin Baitz

Mobile Outreach Bunch (MOB; Washington State tour)

• Conquest of Fears-Dare to Play by Ted Sod

1995-96
Bagley Wright Theatre

• Voir Dire by Joe Sutton [10/14-11/11/95]
• She Stoops to Conquer by Oliver Goldsmith [11/18-12/17/95]
• The Price by Arthur Miller [12/30/95-1/27/96]
• Waiting for Godot by Samuel Beckett, with Bill Irwin [2/3-3/2/96]
• Psychopathia Sexualis premiere by John Patrick Shanley [3/9-4/6/96]
• Blues in the Night conceived by Sheldon Epps [4/13-5/19/96]

Stage 2

• All in the Timing by David Ives [11/25-12/17/95]
• Buying Time premiere by Michael Weller [1/27-2/18/96]
• The Cider House Rules Part One premiere by Peter Parnell from the novel by John Irving [3/2-31/96]

New Play Workshop Series

• The Cider House Rules Part Two by Peter Parnell from the novel by John Irving [4/12-21/96]
• Neat by Charlayne Woodard [5/24-26/96]
• My Good Name by Arthur Laurents [5/31-6/2/96]
• An American Daughter by Wendy Wasserstein [6/14-16/96]

MOB (Mobile Outreach Bunch Washington State tour)

• Fitting In premiere by Maria C. Decaney

1996-97
Bagley Wright Theatre

• Uncle Vanya by Anton Chekhov [11/16-12/15/96]
• Sylvia by A.R. Gurney [12/28/96-1/25/97]
• Ballad of Yachiyo by Philip Kan Gotanda [2/1-3/1/97]
• NEAT written and performed by Charlayne Woodard [3/8-4/12/97]
• An American Daughter (West Coast Premiere) by Wendy Wasserstein [4/26-5/25/97]

Leo Kreielshiemer Theatre (opening season)

• The Cider House Rules Parts One and Two (World Premiere) adapted by Peter Parnell from the book by John Irving [1/4-2/15/97]
• Travels with My Aunt by Graham Greene, adapted by Giles Havergal [2/22-3/29/97]
• True West by Sam Shepard [4/5-5/11/97]

MOB (Mobile Outreach Bunch Washington State tour)

• Fitting In premiere by Maria C. Decaney

New Play Workshop Series

• Homecoming written and performed by Lauren Weedman [5/9/97-5/11/97]
• Alligator Tales written and performed by Anne Galjour [5/2/97-5/4/97]
• Walking Among the Dead written and performed by Todd Jefferson Moore [5/30/97-6/1/97]

35th Season-1997-98
Bagley Wright Theatre

• The Shaughraun by Dion Boucicault [10/4- 11/1/97]
• Le Cirque Invisible with Victoria Chaplin & Jean Baptiste Thierée [11/6/97-12/6/97]
• Seven Guitars by August Wilson [12/27/97-1/24/98]
• Private Eyes by Steven Dietz [1/31/98-2/28/98]
• An Ideal Husband by Oscar Wilde [3/7/98-4/12/98]

Leo Kreielshiemer Theatre

• The Notebooks of Leonardo da Vinci written and directed by Mary Zimmerman [10/11/97-11/29/97]
• A Doll's House by Henrik Ibsen [12/6/97-1/17/98]
• Valley Song by Athol Fugard [1/24/98-3/14/98]
• Alligator Tales written and performed by Anne Galjour [3/21/98 - 5/2/98]

MOB (Mobile Outreach Bunch Washington State tour)

• Homecoming by Lauren Weedman

New Play Workshop Series

• Sisters Matsumoto by Philip Kan Gotanda [04/23/98-04/25/98]
• Don Juan DeMarco by Craig Lucas, Ellen Fitzhugh and Walter Kennon [05/17/98-05/25/98]

1998-99
Bagley Wright Theatre

• Play On! music by Duke Ellington, book by Cheryl L. West [9/28/98-10/31/98]
• Pygmalion by George Bernard Shaw [11/16/98-12/20/98]
• The Beauty Queen of Leenane by Martin McDonagh [1/25/99-2/28/99]
• Design for Living by Noel Coward [3/15/99-4/18/99]

The 5th Avenue Theatre

• Fool Moon with Bill Irwin and David Shiner [10/14/98-11/1/98]

Leo Kreielshiemer Theatre

• Nixon's Nixon by Russell Lees [10/26/98-12/6/98]
• Sisters Matsumoto by Philip Kan Gotanda [1/4/99-2/13/99]
• Oh, Coward! by Noel Coward [2/22/99-04/04/99]
• Radio Mambo written and performed by Culture Clash [04/12/99 - 5/23/99]

MOB (Mobile Outreach Bunch Washington State tour)

• Homecoming by Lauren Weedman

1999-2000
Bagley Wright Theatre

• Golden Child by David Henry Hwang [9/27/99-10/30/99]
• The Game of Love and Chance by Marivaux, adapted by Stephen Wadsworth [11/8/99-12/11/99]
• The Complete Millennium Musical by The Reduced Shakespeare Company [12/15/99-1/22/00]
• King Hedley II by August Wilson [3/6/00-4/8/00]
• As You Like It by William Shakespeare [4/17/00-5/27/00]

Leo Kreielshiemer Theatre

• Wit by Margaret Edson [10/11/99-11/20/99]
• Aliens in America by Sandra Tsing Loh [11/29/99-1/15/00]
• Stop Kiss by Diana Son [1/24/00-3/5/00]

At Intiman Playhouse

• Metamorphoses adapted and directed by Mary Zimmerman [2/14/00-3/26/00]

New Play Workshops

• Clown, Clown, Clown, Clown, Clown, Clown, Clown by L. Pisoni
• When Grace Comes In by Heather McDonald

Pictured: Jean Baptiste Thierrée and Victoria Chaplin in Le Cirque Invisible