Tony Taccone - Theater Credits

Theater Credits

  • Honour, Berkeley Repertory Theatre - director
  • Continental Divide, Berkeley Repertory Theatre - director
  • Surface Transit, Berkeley Repertory Theatre - director
  • Cloud Nine, Berkeley Repertory Theatre - director
  • Homebody/Kabul, Berkeley Repertory Theatre - director
  • Culture Clash in AmeriCCa, Berkeley Repertory Theatre - director
  • The Oresteia, Berkeley Repertory Theatre - director
  • Ravenshead, Berkeley Repertory Theatre - director
  • Pentecost, Slavs!, Berkeley Repertory Theatre - director
  • The Caucasian Chalk Circle, Berkeley Repertory Theatre - director
  • Endgame/Act Without Words, Berkeley Repertory Theatre - director
  • Volpone, Berkeley Repertory Theatre - director
  • The Convict’s Return, Berkeley Repertory Theatre - director
  • Major Barbara, Berkeley Repertory Theatre - director
  • Serious Money, Berkeley Repertory Theatre - director
  • Waiting for Godot - director
  • Othello, Oregon Shakespeare Festival - director
  • Pentecost, Oregon Shakespeare Festival - director
  • Coriolanus, Oregon Shakespeare Festival - director
  • The Cure at Troy, Oregon Shakespeare Festival - director
  • The Birthday Party and Execution of Justice, Berkeley Repertory Theatre
  • Waiting for Godot (1989) - director
  • Angels in America, Parts One and Two, Mark Taper Forum (1992) - director
  • Brundibar (2006), New Victory Theater - director
  • Zorro in Hell (2006) - director
  • Wishful Drinking (2008), Berkeley Repertory Theatre - director
  • Taking Over, (2009) - director

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