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André Bishop |
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With:
André Bishop
Lincoln Center Theater artistic director André Bishop talks about the selection of Cymbeline and South Pacific for the current season and the thread that unifies the work on the company's two stages; explains why its unlikely we'll see certain types of plays in their Lincoln Center complex; recalls his start in theatre and the ragtag early days of Playwrights Horizons, which he led for more than a decade; considers why he's perhaps less of a public figure than many artistic directors; and muses on why he's starting to feel like King Lear.
Original air date - November 30, 2007
Running Time - 58:16
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