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which could serve as a kind of laboratory, enabling exploration of new work and performance techniques. Born from this vision was the
Guthrie Laboratory (commonly referred to as the Guthrie Lab) located in the Minneapolis Warehouse District. Wright also shared Ciulei's desire to keep the concept of a resident acting company alive, using his ensembles to great effect. Wright was able to combine critical and popular success with a series of productions that helped reestablish a large, enthusiastic and loyal audience base. Productions from this period include
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he did was to redesign the theater itself. His changes allowed more structural flexibility in the stage, granting each production a unique physical presentation. While Ciulei was not able to realize all the goals he had envisioned, he was able to maintain and advance the
Guthrie's national and international reputation as a first-rate example of American theater, and under his direction, the Guthrie experienced critical success with productions of classics such as
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Guthrie. He challenged audiences with his bold theatrical interpretations and his highly contemporary and international style. Ciulei's interest in theater didn't stop at the productions themselves. Ciulei was a designer and architect, and one of the first things
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Guthrie tapped Garland Wright, who'd previously spent time serving as Ciulei's Associate Artistic Director during the early 1980s, as Ciulei's successor. Wright shared with his predecessor Ciulei a vision for the theater which included the desire to have a second, smaller stage
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Guthrie's design arose out of Ralph Rapson's work with the Walker Art Center, and concepts the Walker was considering for a small auditorium near their museum. The result was a theater designed by Rapson, that seated 1,441 people when it first opened its doors in 1963. Its irregularly-shaped
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Dowling's artistic leadership, the Guthrie enjoyed a period of unprecedented growth. Subscriptions reached an all-time high of more than 32,000, up more than 50% from the beginning of Dowling's tenure. Dowling's time at the Guthrie Theater was marked by a return to regional touring,
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to expand on the land occupied by the theater. However, demolition started in late 2006 beginning with the common area between the old
Guthrie building and the Walker. The site has been turned into green space and an extension of the
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was taken on the road for a national tour, a first for a resident theater. Also starting in 1968, the
Guthrie established the tradition of producing plays on smaller stages within the Twin Cities area, including the
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co-productions by visiting international theater companies (WorldStage Series), collaborations with local theater companies, and his own dynamic productions of the classics.
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Guthrie's seventh artistic director. Dowling had already gained an international reputation for his tenure at Ireland's national theater, the
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put the old Guthrie building on its list of the most endangered historic properties in the United States in response to plans announced by the
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Theater, introduced Guthrie to the arts community in the Twin Cities and helped gather support that persuaded Guthrie to locate his theater in
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in 2006. The original exterior screen had been removed in 1974.
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All the Devils Are Here: How Shakespeare Invented the Villain
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showed not only interest but also eagerness for the project.
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for the scenography of the theaters and the acousticians of
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Hession, Jane King; Rip Rapson; Bruce N. Wright (1999).
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The Guthrie Theater: Images, History, and Inside Stories
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site of the first Guthrie (green lawn at right in 2008)
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Steel, Mike (October 1993). "The Not So Empty Stage".
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Quinn, Robert J. (January 2007). "Setting the Stage".
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Minneapolis Rehearsals: Tyrone Guthrie Directs Hamlet
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1341:"Designing a Life in the Theater, by Accident"
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1730:"Compelling 'Hamlet' is Traditional (review)"
1368:. New York: William Morrow and Company, Inc.
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1687:. Berkeley: University of California Press.
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1808:. Guthrie Theater. 2017.
1796:. Guthrie Theater. 1963.
1579:. New York: Grove Press.
1500:. New York: McGraw-Hill.
1365:A Terrible Liar: A Memoir
1276:"Venues: Guthrie Theater"
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1513:Guthrie, Tyrone (2008).
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1409:"Inside the New Guthrie"
1219:Minnesota History Center
479:A Streetcar Named Desire
170:Guthrie Theater at night
1470:Guilfoyle, Peg (2006).
1413:American Theatre online
1310:Engineering News-Record
1280:Minnesota Twins Tickets
1155:Mpls. St. Paul Magazine
864:Guthrie Lab (1988–2005)
800:199-seat Dowling Studio
663:design that featured a
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359:University of Minnesota
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