Additional Productions
Previously Lee Breuer mounted The Tempest for Joseph Papp's Shakespeare in the Park, starring Raul Julia.
His music-theater collaborations as author and director with Bob Telson include Sister Suzie Cinema, which premiered at The Public Theater and was televised on the PBS series, "Alive from Off Center".
Lee Breuer has directed eleven Obie Award winning productions over a period of thirty years including David Warrilow in The Lost Ones (1974); Bill Raymond in A Prelude to Death in Venice (1979); Ruth Maleczech in Hajj (1986); Yoshida Tamamatsu in The Warrior Ant (1990); Ruth Maleczech, Isabel Monk, Karen Kandel and Greg Mehrten in Mabou Mines Lear (1991); Karen Kandel in Peter and Wendy (1997); and Maude Mitchell in Mabou Mines Dollhouse (2004).
His involvement outside of the U.S., includes "Yi Sang Counts to Thirteen", which is now open-run in Korea(South)
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