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> From: "Shakespeare Theatre Company" <STCBox@ShakespeareTheatre.org>
> Date: July 18, 2012 5:07:25 PM EDT
> To: ericschwerin@yahoo.com
> Subject: STC Enews: Richard Schiff to appear in Hughie
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> Richard Schiff to debut in O'Neill's Hughie
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> Emmy Award-winning actor Richard Schiff will make his STC mainstage debut in Eugene O'Neill's Hughie during the 2012-2013 Season, replacing the previously announced production of George Bernard Shaw's Man and Superman.
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> Richard Schiff (The West Wing) will be directed by Tony Award winner Doug Hughes (Broadway's Doubt), who previously directed STC's 2002 production of The Little Foxes.
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> Read more on Asides Online.
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> Private sale going on now for STC subscribers and donors
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> Call us at 202.547.1122 to take advantage of your benefits!
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> During the private sale, subscribers and donors can:
> Purchase additional tickets for the 2012-2013 Season.
> Purchase tickets to the STC Presents Series.
> Become a Friend of Free For All to reserve Free For All seats.
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> Move seats, show by show.
> Reserve tickets for this summer's Free For All.
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> A Lansburgh Theatre update from STC's Managing Director Chris Jennings
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> "All continues to go well in STC's fight against a 700% rent increase by the Lansburgh," Chris Jennings says. "We have been successful in enjoining Lansburgh Theatre, Inc. from taking any action against us while we work toward having this dispute heard in court."
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> Read his full statement on Asides Online.
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> Frankenstein screening added due to demand
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> Director Danny Boyle's (127 Hours, Slumdog Millionaire) production of Frankenstein returns to Sidney Harman Hall on Tuesday, August 7, Sunday, August 12 and Monday, August 13.
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> In the two versions, Benedict Cumberbatch (Sherlock Holmes) and Jonny Lee Miller (Dexter) alternate roles as the Creature and Victor.
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> Tickets to each HD screening are $20; buy more than one and pay only $16 per show. Get tickets.
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> Become a Friend of Free For All
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> Time is running out for reserved seating! Join us as a “Friend of Free For All” and enjoy premium, reserved seating, without waiting in line.
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> This year's Free For All will feature a restaging of Michael Kahn's 2010 production of All’s Well That Ends Well.
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> A limited number of Friends of Free For All tickets remain. Donate now to reserve yours.
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> From our friends at Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company
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> By examining the price we pay for our high-tech toys, Mike Daisey opened a Pandora's Box in the world of technology and production. The Agony and Ecstasy of Steve Jobs returns to Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company through August 5—stronger, sharper, and more important than ever.
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> Get your tickets to this limited-run engagement today!
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