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Rehearsal archive – The Creditors, Tricycle Theatre, 2010

Photographer: Hazel Thompson The photos were taken during rehearsals of August Strindberg’s “The Creditors”, directed by Alan Rickman. Rehearsals took place ahead of the production’s tour at Brooklyn Academy of Music, USA.

📸 (remaining rehearsal and staged photos follow below, from lesser-known shots to more posed images)

Source: Russian-language fan archive alanrickman.ru

All credit goes to the original photographers and respective sources. Shared for archival and appreciation purposes.

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Il materiale di origine: Rachel Brosnahan and Oscar Isaac photographed by Catalina Kulczar for BAM Brooklyn’s production of The Sign in Sidney Brustein’s Window.

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[girasolreves]

EXCELLENT PLAY, EXCELLENT NIGHT

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ok for any of the people who went to BAM to see Oscar’s show (TSISBW), did he sign autographs for a matinee show?

(Probably not cause it’s matinee but yk a girl can dream)

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[chaoticfestninja]

Pedro with people who attended the play “The Sign in Sidney Brustein’s Window” at BAM Brooklyn yesterday. Always a nice human being!

📸 teacherparo on IG

[jmarksthespots]

[#DANCEAFRICA #DANCE #FESTIVAL] #DanceAfrica 2017: The Healing Light of Rhythm: Tradition and Beyond Artistic Director Abdel R. Salaam and Artistic Director Emeritus Chuck Davis May 26-29 2017|  BAM | 30 Lafayette Avenue Brooklyn, NY  Admission: Tickets start at $25 | Save 20% on groups of 10 or more, now until May 12, 2017. For more information, contact BAM’s Group Sales team at 718.623.7885 or [email protected]. For tickets, visit bam.org/dance/2017/danceafrica

Gather your friends and colleagues to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the nation’s largest African dance festival.

Forty years after its inauguration under the artistic direction of Chuck Davis, the nation’s largest festival of African dance returns for a special anniversary celebration. This year’s performance, under the leadership of Artistic Director Abdel R. Salaam, is a special curated program that pays tribute to the past, present, and future of the landmark festival and the transformative power of movement.

Members of Philadelphia's hip-hop based Illstyle & Peace Productions join with members of New York City's Forces of Nature and the drummers and dancers of Asase Yaa, performing a joyful collision of traditional and contemporary styles. Then, Wula Drum and Dance Ensemble—a master group of US-based Guinean dancers and musicians—present a spirited showcase of West African culture. Both ensembles are joined by the BAM/Restoration Dance Youth Ensemble.

Wula Drum and Dance Ensemble Asase Yaa Forces of Nature Illstyle and Peace Productions BAM/Restoration Dance Youth Ensemble (Brooklyn)

Lighting design by Al Crawford Sound design by David Margolin Lawson