Title: Theater am Kärntnertor
Content:  of Frédéric Chopin ; 1837 (March 9): Das Nachtlager in Granada (second version with recitatives) by Conradin Kreutzer ; 1842 (May 19): Linda di Chamounix by Gaetano Donizetti ; 1843 (June 5): Maria di Rohan by Gaetano Donizetti ; 1844 (February 3): Die Heimkehr des Verbannten by Otto Nicolai ; 1845 (November 13): Dom Sébastien (revised version) by Gaetano Donizetti ; 1845 (December 20): Der Tempelritter by Otto Nicolai ; 1847 (November 25): Martha by Friedrich von Flotow ; 1864 (February 4): Die Rheinnixen (Les Fées du Rhin) by Jacques Offenbach During its heyday, several composers conducted the theatre orchestra, including the young Franz Lachner and Ferdinando Paer.
Title: Working in the Theatre (series)
Content: Actors/Actresses ; Nathan Lane, Cherry Jones, Matthew Broderick, Lea Salonga, Phylicia Rashad, Natasha Richardson, Jessica Lange, Brian Stokes Mitchell, Jennifer Ehle, Adam Pascal ; Producers ; Emanuel Azenberg, Jeffrey Seller, Harold Prince ; Playwrights ; Edward Albee, Tony Kushner, David Henry Hwang ; Composers/Lyricists ; Mary Rodgers, David Yazbek ; Directors/Choreographers ; David Esbjornson, Julie Taymor, Moises Kaufman ; Lighting/Sound/Set/Costume Designers ; Lighting: Beverly Emmons, Jules Fisher, Natasha Katz, Howell Binkley ; Sound: David Meschter, Abe Jacob ; Scenic: David Rockwell, Eugene Lee ; Costume: Mary Peterson, Ann Roth 
Title: Theatre of India
Content: Ebrahim Alkazi ; K.V. Akshara ; Nadira Babbar ; Ram Gopal Bajaj ; Ajitesh Bandopadhyay ; Suresh Bhardwaj ; Bijon Bhattacharya ; Raj Bisaria ; Manish Joshi Bismil ; Chandradasan ; Neelam Mansingh Chowdhry ; Satyadev Dubey ; Utpal Dutta ; Arvind Gaur ; Sachin Gupta ; Safdar Hashmi ; Rohini Hattangadi ; Shafi Inamdar ; Nemi Chandra Jain ; Shyamanand Jalan ; Prithviraj Kapoor ; Shashi Kapoor ; B.V. Karanth ; Bansi Kaul ; Kader Khan ; Mohan Maharishi ; Ramesh Mehta ; Utpal Dutt ; Shaoli Mitra ; Sombhu Mitra ; Shankar Nag ; Balraj Pandit ; Kavalam Narayana Panicker ; Mrityunjay Prabhakar ; Prasanna Rathna Shekar Reddy ; Rudraprasad Sengupta ; B.M. Shah ; Naseeruddin Shah Gursharan Singh ; Badal Sircar ; Deepan Sivaraman ; Anjan Srivastav ; K.V. Subbanna ; Habib Tanvir Bhopal ; Ratan Thiyam Kumara Varma ; Sankar Venkateswaran Notable theatre directors:    
Title: Teatro Aberto
Content: João Lourenço (director) ; Irene Cruz (actress) ; Francisco Pestana (actor) ; Melim Teixeira (actor) The current management of this theater is composed of: The artistic direction of the area of theater is the responsibility of João Lourenço and the musical direction belongs to João Paulo Santos. His repertoire included classics of the universal theatre as well as pieces of contemporary theatre. As of 2009, the Teatro Aberto has produced 76 plays, 5 operas and 22 concerts in 103 performances presented in about 4,700 sessions. Among the authors and composers featured are: Dario Fo, Nikolai Erdman, Alexei Arbuzov, Bertolt Brecht, Kurt Weill, Anton Chekhov, Luigi Pirandello, Samuel Beckett, José Saramago, Georges Feydeau, Jim Cartwright, Paul Hindemith, William Shakespeare, Shelagh Delaney, 
Title: Theater Trier
Content:  The Theater Trier is the municipal theatre of Trier, Rhineland-Palatinate, offering opera and musical, dance and drama. The company dates back to 1802. The current house was completed in 1964, and needs renovation. The director (Intendant) since 2018 is Manfred Rolf Langner Since 1995, the theatre has run a series of unknown operas, initiated by Heinz Lukas-Kindermann. It included world premieres such as Zemlinsky's Sarema, Die unendliche Geschichte by Siegfried Matthus, and Fausta by Heinz Heckmann, German premieres such as The Voyage by Philip Glass, and revivals of neglected repertoire such as Karl Goldmark's Merlin and Koanga by Frederick Delius.
Title: David Wheeler (stage director)
Content:  In 1963, Wheeler founded the Theatre Company of Boston (TCB) with producer Naomi Thornton, and served as its Artistic Director until 1975. During the 1960s, TCB was one of only two resident theatre companies in Boston, along with the Charles Playhouse. While the Charles produced well-known classics by authors such as Tennessee Williams and Arthur Miller, TCB produced adventurous new works by controversial playwrights such as Harold Pinter, Samuel Beckett, Sam Shepard, Edward Albee, Bertolt Brecht, Ed Bullins, Jeffrey Bush, John Hawkes, and Adrienne Kennedy. During his tenure at TCB, Wheeler directed over 80 of these productions (among them ten by Pinter, seven by Brecht, five by Albee, nine by Beckett, two by O'Neill). Wheeler cast his plays out of Boston and New York, helping to launch the careers of then unknown young actors including Paul Benedict, Hannah Brandon, Larry Bryggman, John Cazale, Stockard Channing, Blythe Danner, Robert De Niro, Robert Duvall, Hector Elizondo, Spalding Gray, Paul Guilfoyle, Dustin Hoffman, Al Pacino, Jon Voight, Ralph Waite, and James Woods.
Title: Theater J
Content:  Zadravec’s Honey Brown Eyes, the 2009 Charles MacArthur Award for Outstanding New Play, was published in American Theatre Magazine. It has gone on to productions at The Working Theatre Off-Broadway and in smaller venues throughout the country. Theodore Bikel’s Sholom Aleichem: Laughter Through Tears, a one-man, three-musician musical which premiered at Theater J in 2008, went on to a successful run at the National Yiddish Theatre Folksbiene at Baruch Performing Arts Center in NY where Bikel was nominated for a 2010 Drama Desk Award for Solo Performance by an Actor. Subsequently, it has been produced in Los Angeles, Toronto, and toured throughout Eastern 
Title: Theater in Honduras
Content:  Eleazar Úbeda, Johel Perla, Magda Alvarado, Elisa Logan, Hermes Kings, Dax Marcell, Hermes Zelaya, Edilberto González, Guillermo Fernández QDDG, Luis Joel Rivera, José Ramón Inestroza, Rigoberto Fernández, Mario Jaén, José Luis Recinos, Armando Valeriano, Damario Kings, José Francisco Saybe, Manuel Bonilla, Reiniery Andean, Delmer López, Sandra Herrera, Oscar Lemus, Oscar Zelaya, Oscar Barahona, David Martínez, Tito Estrada, Ybis Zelaya, Lourdes Ochoa, Elena of Larios, Maricela Nolasco, Susan Arteaga, Alba Luz Rogel, Cecilia Peacock, Lucy Ondina, Leonardo Mount of Goose (a mime), Robero Becerra, Roberto Carlo Rivera, Benjamín Safe, Mariela Zavala, Felipe Acosta, Alonzo Baires, Emma Martínez, Jorge Osorto and Javier Suazo.
Title: Eye and Ear Theater
Content:  The Eye and Ear Theater Company strove to produce three plays per season, each developed through collaborations between poets, visual artists, and theater directors, usually with the assistance of other specialists. Among the company's productions are works from both contemporary and past poets. The organization's first production, City Junket written by Kenward Elmslie and designed by Red Grooms, opened in 1980 accompanied by a smaller staging of Litany by John Ashbery with sets by Alex Katz. The next season saw the production of Edwin Denby's Four Plays by Edwin Denby, a play originally written for one of Andy Warhol's uncompleted film projects, with sets designed by Elizabeth Murray and costumes by Judith Shea under the direction of Bob Holman. Also produced 
Title: Theater J
Content:  who treasure the highly professional, intimate, and supportive environment. Notable writers who have had new work premiered at Theater J include Robert Brustein (Spring Forward/Fall Back, 2006), Richard Greenberg (Bal Masque, 2006), Ariel Dorfman (Picasso’s Closet, 2006), Joyce Carol Oates (The Tattooed Girl, 2007), Mark Medoff (Tommy J and Sally, 2002), Wendy Wasserstein (Third and Welcome to my Rash) and Thomas Keneally (Either Or, 2007). Shows developed at Theater J often go on to receive follow-up productions across the country and artists with whom we have worked go on to make an impact on the theatrical world long after they leave DC. For example, 

Question: Who was the composer of Theater?
Answer: Ralph Siegel.
Ralph Siegel Jr.