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RED: Closing Performances and Post Mortem
It’s been over a month since RED closed at Arena Stage after 108 performances. Enough time (too much?) has passed to reflect on the experience. In short, extraordinary. The staff at Arena Stage surprised us with a cake decorated to … Continue reading
RED: Opening, Run and Routine at The Arena Stage
THE OPENING The opening at Arena went wonderfully. There was a lovely after show party in the Arena lobby with family, friends and supporters. Molly Smith was very gracious, warm and supportive of our effort when she spoke to the … Continue reading
RED: Rehearsal and Previews at Arena Stage – The Hand-off of the Baton
Finally, the day arrived when Patrick Andrews and Joe Drummond, production stage manager of RED at the Goodman made it into National Airport to get back to the play. Two nights before our first rehearsal. That same evening, the incredible … Continue reading
RED comes to DC: National Gallery Installs Seagrams Murals for RED
It is so exciting to be coming back to the play after the two month break since closing it in Chicago the end of October. Although the time was filled with holidays and a run of “A Christmas Carol” at … Continue reading
