American Repertory Theatre
The
American Repertory Theatre is housed in the Loeb Drama Center at
Harvard University in
Cambridge,
Massachusetts. It was founded in 1980 by Robert Brustein and Robert Orchard. Its present artistic director is Robert Woodruff. The A.R.T premiered the
Pulitzer Prize winning play 'Night Mother by Marsha Norman in 1982. It's also famous for the production of Samuel Becket's
Endgame, directed by Joanne Akalaitisthat angered him by not following his staging directions and setting the play in a subway. Other directors who have worked at the A.R.T include: Anne Bogart, Andre Serban and Peter Sellars.
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