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Red Bull Theater

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Red Bull Theater was founded in 2003 by Jesse Berger with a production of Shakespeare’s Pericles. Red Bull Theater has been acclaimed by The New York Times as “a dynamic producer of classic plays.”[1] In its 15-year history, Red Bull Theater has produced 16 Off-Broadway Productions and over 150 Revelation Readings of rarely seen classics, serving 5,000 artists and providing quality artistic programming to an audience of 65,000. The company’s unique programming has received ongoing critical acclaim, and has been recognized with Lortel, Drama Desk, Drama League, Calloway, Off Broadway Alliance, and Obie nominations and Awards.

Red Bull Theater is named for Red Bull Theatre, the rowdy Jacobean playhouse that illegally performed plays in England during the 12 years of Puritan rule, and was the first London theater to reopen after the Restoration. This bold spirit is central to our identity. With the Jacobean plays of Shakespeare and his contemporaries as our cornerstone, Red Bull Theater is New York City’s home for dynamic performances of great plays that stand the test of time. The company also produces new works that are in conversation with the classics.

References[edit]

  1. Times, The New York (2011). "Theater Listings: Jan. 28 — Feb. 3". The New York Times. ISSN 0362-4331. Retrieved 2018-03-04.


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