Michael Grandage

Rothko's 'Volcanic' Character Explored In Play 'Red'

Times | Posted 11.22.2011

Read More: Rothko Play, Rothko Life, Michael Grandage, Alfred Molina, Theater, Mark Rothko, Plays, Rothko, Red, New York, Biography, Performance, Arts News

The most astonishing sequence in "Red," John Logan's 2011 Tony Award-winning play about a tumultuous moment in the career of Mark Rothko, the master A...

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Stage Door: King Lear

Fern Siegel | Posted 07.15.2011

Read More: Donmar Warehouse, Entertainment, Theater, Gina McKee, Shakespeare, Bam, Derek Jacobi, Off-Broadway, Michael Grandage, Arts News
Fern Siegel

Set on a bare stage at BAM's Harvey Theater, King Lear, as directed by Michael Grandage, is a straightforward, accessible production of the popular Shakespeare play.

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First Nighter: Important "Red" Alert on Broadway

David Finkle | Posted 05.25.2011

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David Finkle

Red insists that art matters; so does Red matter in all its dark, dramatic hues.

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