Trinity Rep Releases Line-up for 07-08 Season

 On March 5, 2007, Trinity Rep  announced its 44th Season will begin with a bold new staging of Adrian Hall's adaptation of All The King's Men, a classic tale of political power and intrigue, and conclude with a new romantic musical written by Curt Columbus entitled Paris by Night.  

Also on tap are Shakespeare's drama Richard III and Noel Coward's comedy Blithe Spirit, Kathleen Tolan's mother-daughter drama Memory House and D. Salem Smith & Laura Kepley's Some Things Are Private, which is the latest collaboration from the creative team from last season's Boots on the Ground.
 
"In planning my second season, I wanted to continue to challenge, enlighten and entertain local audiences, while featuring the unique artistry of our singular resident acting company.  These plays represent a wide range of genres all anchored by the exploration of themes of power - ranging from grand political intrigue to small family battles played out in America's living rooms." said Trinity's Artistic Director, Curt Columbus.

"Another exciting development for this upcoming season is the arrival of Michael Gennaro as our new Executive Director.  Michael has incredible experience in the American regional theater, on and off Broadway, as well as internationally.  His addition to the Company will take Trinity to exciting new places in the coming years.", Columbus added.

Trinity's 44th Season, as announced, follows:
 
All the King's Men by Adrian Hall, adapted from Robert Penn Warren's novel
Directed by Brian McEleney
September 14 -October 21 in the Dowling Theater

 
Memory House by Kathleen Tolan
November 30 - January 6 in the Dowling Theater

 
Richard III by William Shakespeare
Directed by Kevin Moriarty
January 25 - March 2 in the Chace Theater

 
Some Things are Private co-created by D. Salem Smith & Laura Kepley
Written by D. Salem Smith
Directed by Laura Kepley
February 15 - March 23 in the Dowling Theater

Blithe Spirit by Noel Coward
March 28 - April 27 in the Chace Theater

 
Paris by Night book & lyrics by Curt Columbus
Music by Andre Pluess & Amy Warren
April 25 -June 1 in the Dowling Theater

                                               
It was also announced that Company member Fred Sullivan, Jr. will direct Trinity Rep's 31st annual all-new production of Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol November 16–December 30, 2007 

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