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2 Years In, Daniella Topol Has Reinvigorated Rattlestick Playwrights With New Vision
The artistic director refines the mission that has launched the careers of two Pulitzer Prize winners.
by OLIVIA CLEMENT,
June 24, 2018
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Meet the Directors
The New York Times: Arts&Leisure
By ERIC GRODE
Published: January 31, 2013
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DANIELLA TOPOL
PROJECTS Now, Lloyd Suh’s “Jesus in India” (Theater at St. Clement’s); next, Ari Roth’s “Andy and the Shadows” (Theater J in Washington) and Jessica Dickey’s “Charles Ives Take Me Home” (Rattlestick Playwrights Theater).
BEGINNINGS “Being the artistic program director at the Lark Play Development Center was critical to developing my directorial eye for new plays.”
AESTHETIC “There is nothing like directing the first and second production of a new play you believe in. Or directing multiple plays by the same playwright. I approach each play as a co-creation between the playwright and myself, and my productions reflect this collaborative vision.”
CHANGING TIMES “I am a director who happens to be a woman. This doesn’t mean that I am not grateful to be a part of a strong community of women directors who are ambitious and fierce and inspiring. And I feel responsible for strengthening this network of women directors for the next generation, just as the previous generation has done for us.”
DREAM PROJECT “Sheila Callaghan and I are now in the midst of co-creating ‘WATER (A Meditation On ...).’ ”
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Staging a Sisterhood
The New York Times: Arts&Leisure
By PATRICK HEALY
Published: January 31, 2013 |
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Clockwise from top left: Pam MacKinnon, Daniella Topol, Gaye Taylor Upchurch, Giovanna Sardelli, Patricia McGregor, Jackson Gay, Rebecca Taichman, Anne Kauffman, Rachel Chavkin, Jo Bonney, Leigh Silverman, May Adrales, Carolyn Cantor and Tina Landau. |
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