Category Archives: Directing

Trout Fishing in Livingston

Posted on September 14, 2014 by marcbeaudin

Trout Fishing in Livingston: A Theatrical Homage to the Writings of Richard Brautigan adapted & directed by Marc Beaudin The Caldera Theatre Company, September 2014 at Elk River Books in conjunction with The Last Best Fest featuring Bret Kinslow, Sherry … Continue reading →

Posted in Directing, Theatre | Tagged adaptations, caldera theatre company, Comedy, edna webster, Jubilee Hitchhiker, last best fest, Livingston, Poetry, Revenge of the Lawn, Richard Brautigan, the pill vs. the springhill mine disaster, Theatre, Trout Fishing in America, William Hjortsberg | 1 Comment

Chekov’s Squirtgun

Posted on July 8, 2014 by marcbeaudin

Chekov’s Squirtgun featuring The Proposal, On the Harmful Effects of Tobacco and The Bear by Anton Chekov Blue Slipper Theatre, 2013 Directed & Designed by Marc Beaudin, featuring The Caldera Theatre Company Bret Kinslow, Sherry Pikul & Aaron Schuerr Director’s … Continue reading →

Posted in Directing, Set Design, Theatre | Tagged bear, caldera theatre company, chekov, Chekov's Gun, Comedy, harmful effects of tobacco, proposal, short plays | 3 Comments

Nighttown Suidae

Posted on December 21, 2012 by marcbeaudin

Nighttime Suidie, excerpted from the “Circe” Episode of James Joyce’s Ulysses, adapted and directed by Marc Beaudin. Elk River Books‘ Bloomsday celebration at Livingston Bar & Grille, 2012.

Posted in Directing, Theatre | Tagged Bloomsday, Circe, Dublin, Elk River Books, James Joyce, Leopold Bloom, Livingston, Stephen Dedalus, Ulysses | 1 Comment