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Staging a Spanish Classic: The House of Fools with Hugh A. Harter,Used
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About the Author John D. Mitchell is CoFounder and President of the Institute for Advanced Studies in the Theatre Arts. As author, stage director, and actor, Dr. Mitchell under the aegis of IASTA, has presented twentytwo productions directed by internationally famous master artists. Dr. Mitchell speaks seven languages, two of them Asian. He translated and produced offBroadway Phedre, Butterfly Dream, Gladiators Thirty Millions and House of Fools. He is the author of The Red Pear Garden, Wild Board Forest, Theatre: The Search for Style, and Macbeth Unjinxed (based on John Blatchleys production of Macbeth). He also translated Verlaines poems Femmes/Hombres. In collaboration with Donald Chang, he translated and adapted the Peking Opera, The Fox Cat Substituted for the Crown Prince, he was a contributor to Appreciating the Nine Five, and he coauthored the musical Live Life to the Hilt. He has produced and narrated twentyfive films on the humanities and aspects of international theatre styles. From 1944 to 1948 Dr. Mitchell was codirector of the Metropolitan Opera Broadcasts for The American Broadcasting Company. He lives in New York City, is married, and has two sons and a daughter. Product Description This timeless Spanish Morality play is an exciting and humorous 17th Century look at the follies and vices of human beings. Written by Jos de Valdivieso in 1602, the play is included with director's notes from the 1972 IASTA production and exceptional illustrations of the expressionistic costumes used in the production.
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