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JULIAN WEBBER - Associate Director


USA

For eight years, Julian was Artistic Director of Soho Rep, New York – a multiple Obie winning downtown theatre in Manhattan. Soho Rep produced new work by American playwrights including: Erin Cressida Wilson, Len Jenkin, Mac Wellman, David Lindsay Abaire, The Blue Man Group, Eric Overmyer and Wendy McLoud’s House of Yes with Allison Janney. He also directed at regional theatres including Yale Rep and the Actors’ Theatre of Louisville, as well as Off-off Broadway (including Serves You Rightwritten by Steve Buscemi); Off- and on Broadway ( Faulkner’s Bicyclestarring Kim Hunter). His operatic productions include From the House of the Dead, Wozzeck, Il Tabburroand Vollo Di Notteall for Long Beach Opera in California and more recently Messalinaat Battignano.


UK

Julian is Associate Director for Stephen Daldry’s award winning production of An Inspector Calls, and has been responsible for three successful national tours of the UK as well as five recasts for the West End. Julian was also Associate Director at Liverpool Playhouse, where his production of Steinbeck’s Of Mice and Mentoured nationally. He adapted and directed The Three Musketeers at the Young Vic Theatre, which was nominated for a Barclay’s Theatre Award in 2002. Most recently Julian directed the revival of The Shape of Things by Neil Labute at the New Ambassadors. He will be directing The Barber of Seville at the Bristol Old Vic in a new adaptation by Lee Hall in the spring of 2006.

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