Setting the Stage (eBook)

amp;lt;P>DAVID HAYS has taught at New York University, Columbia, Boston University, and Harvard. He then directed the National Theatre of the Deaf for thirty years. He is the author of Today I Am a Boy and coauthor with his son, Daniel, of the New York Times bestseller My Old Man and the Sea. He lives in Chester, Connecticut.</P>

<P>Acknowledgments<BR>Read This<BR>Starting Out<BR>Long Day's Journey into O'Neill<BR>Getting the Idea<BR>London, the Glorious City<BR>Yale and Green Mansions<BR>Boston Again, and Tanglewood<BR>Painting Lessons from a Virtuoso<BR>New York<BR>Broadway Briefly<BR>The Exploding Chicken<BR>Sir Tyrone<BR>The Light That Failed<BR>"Gadg" and Getting Fired<BR>Designing for Garson Kanin, and What It's All About<BR>The Pipe in the Drawer<BR>Maureen and More<BR>Good Things and Not-So-Good Things<BR>Hughie, and Strange Behavior<BR>Two Designers and Survival<BR>One Night Only<BR>Repertory, Classics, a Falling Out<BR>Too Much Control<BR>Musical Disaster and Success<BR>More Musicals and a Fantastic Preview<BR>We Knew Famous People<BR>Concrete at Last<BR>Opera Tales<BR>My Sad Ending with José<BR>Conceiving a Production<BR>Violetta and the Parade<BR>First Steps into Another World<BR>More Ballet<BR>The Grand Kabuki<BR>Japan Again<BR>Turntables and Puppets<BR>Mr. B.<BR>Finale<BR>Encore<BR>Index</P>