A World Premiere! Creating a brand-new play for the theatre is an exciting and involved process. Having had such success with Paul Slade Smith’s previous plays; Unnecessary Farce, The Outsider and The Angel Next Door…
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Ever wondered how theatrical designers translate their vision from concept to reality? Back in January, North Coast Rep brought together some of their favorite designers and asked them just that! First, hear from Set Designer…
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For over three decades, Marty Burnett has been the creative force behind North Coast Repertory Theatre’s scenic design, crafting more than 250 consecutive sets. His career began in 1981 with an award-winning debut of One…
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Q. What is your background re: costume design and what made you fall in love with the craft? A. I knew I wanted to be a costume designer since I was 14 years old, I…
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I believe that laughter connects us. I believe that it heals. What an honor then to bring this brilliant comedy to life at North Coast Rep! I first encountered A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and…
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How fleeting is a lifetime? How quickly does it pass? What makes a life extraordinary — the milestones we celebrate, the tragedies we endure, or the small, quiet moments in between? In Birthday Candles, Noah…
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Sometimes you fall in love with some characters. Or you fall in love with a community of actors. Or you fall in love with a theatre. Sometimes, if you’re very fortunate, you fall in love…
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It is said that a play takes place in three times at once. When the story is set; When it is written; and the moment it is performed. When Heidi Schreck developed this mostly autobiographical…
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I admit I love the theatre – drama, comedy, musicals – you name it! Beyond the story and beyond the acting, I’m always fascinated by what makes a live performance so special. I could easily…
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As the child of immigrants, I’ve witnessed firsthand the challenges of building a new life in America. The struggle to adapt to this country — its language, culture, and customs — is something I’ve seen my parents…
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