Stage Voices
by Steve Capra
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“The best work usually comes out of the formation of a like-minded group of people who for a couple of years — maybe four or five, a dozen years at the most — act together because they've got a shared idea of what theater should be.”

 

Michael Blakemore was Associate Artistic Director of The National Theatre, London, for several years, after which time he joined The Royal Shakespeare Company. His best known work includes A Day in the Death of Joe Egg and Copenhagen, both highly honored and critically lauded. His many honors include two Drama Desk Awards and a in 2000 he won Tony Awards for both Best Director of a Play (Copenhagen) and Best Director of a Musical (Kiss me, Kate). He was awarded the Officer of the Order of British Empire in 2003.
 

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