Tag Archives: Nan Bauer

10/3: Jig Saw: The Look, Part 1

Posted on October 3, 2013 by Shiva

When I started to think about directing onstage, I wanted to do a period show, preferably one set in New York. All along, two sources of inspiration kept popping into my mind. #1: Kay Thompson’s Eloise at the Plaza, indelibly … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged 1930s play, Ann Arbor plays, Central Park, comedy, community theater, Dawn Powell, Eloise, Jig Saw, Nan Bauer, New York View of the World, Saul Steinberg, set design, women playwrights, Ypsilanti theater | Leave a comment

10/2: It Begins!

Posted on October 2, 2013 by Shiva

Welcome to the Jig Saw blog. Over the next 10 weeks, I’ll be chronicling the production of this show by the great and underappreciated writer, Dawn Powell. Why Jig Saw? (Which, by the way, Powell referred to in her diaries … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: Nan Bauer

10/3: Jig Saw: The Look, Part 1

10/2: It Begins!

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