#joseph papp

[blueeyeddarkknight]

Val as Michael (bommi) Baumant in how it all began play in Juilliard 😍 🤤 😵

Source : Val's fb and the documentary

Source : lindakozlowski_official on ig

[shakespearenews]

Joseph Papp vs. Robert Moses: The saga of Shakespeare in the Park - The Bowery Boys: New York City History

PODCAST The fascinating story of the Public Theater and Joseph Papp’s efforts to bring Shakespeare to the people. (Episode #88) What started

[newyorkthegoldenage]

Joe Papp, producer of the city's first Shakespeare festival, with consulting engineer Ben Rabiner under the portable stage in Central Park, June 20, 1957. Papp's theater project brought 50 free Shakespeare performances to New Yorkers, and not just in Central Park but in every corner of the metropolis. The portable stage was patterned after Elizabethan design and packed into a trailer truck. Papp launched the project when—to everyone's amazement—30,000 people turned out for 10 Shakespeare performances at a waterfront amphitheater in the summer.

Photo: Associated Press

[gregorygalloway]

Meryl Streep (22 born June 1949) and Joseph Papp (22 June 1921 – 31 October 1991)

[ulrichgebert]

Aufgrund eines bedauerlichen Hörfehlers seiner Gouvernante, seines sklavischen Pflichtbewußtseins, und eines sein Geburtsdatum betreffenden Paradoxes soll der anschmachtenswerte Frederick (rechts mitte) noch viele Jahre als Auszubildender bei den Piraten von Penzance verbringen, obwohl er Piraterie eigentlich ablehnt, und lieber die Tochter des beispielhaften modernen Major-Generals heiraten würde. Die Viktorianer hatten eben noch Sinn für große Tragödien. Weil sie aber alle Gentlemen sind, und die Königin verehren, geht schließlich unerwartet doch noch alles gut aus.

[purelypacino]

“Another time, later in my life, I was sitting in a restaurant across the street from the New York Shakespeare Festival’s Public Theater. The actors were sitting around a table with a red-and-white checkered tablecloth and an umbrella. The sun was coming in from the shade—it looked like a Renoir painting. There were seven or eight of them, talking. I said to my friend, ‘You see them? I can’t get my eyes off that group.’ It was as though they had existed hundreds of years and you could see their roots, their background, how much like a family they were; how that was something I always wanted… I was drawn to them. Maybe that is what I want… I don’t know.” • Dreamy 1973 photo by Tony Korody.

[publictheater]

Program for Free Shakespeare in the Park’s King Richard II (1987). Directed by Joseph Papp himself, the production featured Marian Seldes as the Duchess of Gloucester, Judith Malina (founder of the Living Theatre) as the Duchess of York, and a young Tony Shaloub as Sir William Bagot.

[grundoonmgnx]

Alice Neel, Joseph Papp