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• COMEDY ON THE BRIDGE and BRUNDIBAR
• Libretti by Tony Kushner adapted from Adolf Hoffmeister and Vaclav Kliment Klicpera
• Music by Hans Krasa nad Bohuslav Martinu
• Production Design by Martin Sendak and Kris Stone
• Directed by Tony Taccone
• February 10-March 5, 2006
• University Theatre (222 York Street)

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Joe Gallagher as Brundibar in BRUNDIBAR.  Photo ©  Carol Rosegg, 2006	Martin Vidnovic as The Policeman in BRUNDIBAR.  Photo ©  Carol Rosegg, 2006	Joe Gallagher as the evil organ grinder Brundibar in Maurice Sendak and Tony Kushner's BRUNDIBAR.  Photo (c) Carol Rosegg, 2006
Geoff Hoyle as The Dog in BRUNDIBAR.  Photo ©  Kevin Berne, 2005	Devynn Pedell as Aninku and Aaron Simon Gross as Pepicek in BRUNDIBAR.  Photo ©  Kevin Berne, 2005	Anjali Bhimani as The Sparrow and Angelina Reaux as The Cat in BRUNDIBAR.  Photo © Kevin Berne, 2005
Image from Brundibar © Maurice Sendak 2003	Brother and Sister Pepicek and Aninku.  Image from Brundibar © Maurice Sendak 2003	The evil organ-grinder Brundibar.  Image from Brundibar © Maurice Sendak 2003
The set design for BRUNDIBAR.  Production design by Maurice Sendak with Kris Stone.	Poster for BRUNDIBAR at Terezin, in watercolor by unknown artist, dated 1944.	Brundibar, the children’s opera adapted by Tony Kushner and Maurice Sendak, was originally performed by these children at Terezín, the Nazi’s “model ghetto” in Czechoslovakia.

 

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