Studebaker Theater Performances
--	Shaow of a Doubt at the Performance Place, Somerville, MA 1986
	Representative Performances 1978 - present Over 1000 performances and eight tours in U.S. and to Europe and Canada, including presentations at major international festivals such as Edinburgh Festival Fringe and Gaukler Festival in Cologne and performances at Battersea Arts Centre, London, The Milkveg Theatre, Amsterdam, Emmanu-El Y Dance Series, New York, Lincoln Center Out Of Doors Series, New York, Nuarts Performing Arts Series, Boston, and the Milwaukee Performing Arts Center.   "Studebaker has come up with something special: a fluid language of visual symbols. It's something out of which they can fashion narrative and abstract pieces for a lifetime." --Christian Science Moniter Invisible Cities, Somerville, MA 1993 Invisible Cities Group site-specific performances: Things I Never Told U, ICG, Somerville, MA, 2003 Outdoor performance with live music set in a neighborhood and based on Bernard Malamud's short story, "Summer Reading." Impossible Library, ICG, Jamaica Plain, MA, 2001 Outdoor installation/performance in Forest Hills Cemetery Notes for the Next Life, ICG, Medford, MA, 1999 Outdoor installation/performance about the Mystic River Watching the Detectives, ICG, Somerville, MA and Pullman, WA, 1997 Interactive installation/performance based on Paul Auster novel Dream House, ICG, Medford/Somerville, MA 1996 Interactive installation/performance in house on memory and childhood Ghost Factory, ICG, Somerville, MA, 1995 Outdoor performance on journey into past, set above buried railway Invisible Cities, ICG, Somerville, MA, 1994 Large-scale urban performance taking place over one-square-mile of Somerville, MA, inspired by Calvino's book of the same name. "The Man Himself is spare, compelling." --Providence Journal   "It's thoughtful, visually exciting, funny and elegant, possibly Studebaker's most successful integration of full-text with movement theater to date." --David Miller, of Shadow of a Doubt The Man Himself, Perishable Theatre,Providence, RIRI Shadow of a Doubt, NuArts, Boston, 1989-1993 Commissioned by First Night, Boston; performances in the Nuarts Series, Boston and The Performing Arts Coliseum, Washington University Film noir performance piece about chaos theory for five actors and three machines with sets by sculptor David Judelson and kinetic sculpture by Arthur Ganson The Man Himself, Boston and East Coast tour, 1993 One-act play about fascism by British playwright Alan Drury Nothing At All, The Performance Place, Boston, 1992 Original adaptation of Turgenev's Fathers and Sons Elvis in Exile, The Performance Place, Boston, 1991 Original adaptation of John Berger's The Seventh Man about migrant labor Le Bourgeois Gentilehomme, Symphony Hall, Boston, 1989 Commisioned by the Handel and Haydn Society Adaptation of Moliere's farce into choregraphy to accompany performance on original instruments, conducted by Christopher Hogwood Dear Studebakers: "Thank you SO much for letting us come to the show. It was SOOO fun. I liked it so much I hope I can come again another time." --Maura, 4th grade Le Bourgeois Gentilehomme, Symphony Hall, Boston Pulcinella, Symphony Hall, Boston, 1986 Commissioned by the Handel and Haydn Society Choreographed performance set to music by Stravinsky Victorian Dreams, C. Walsh Theater, Boston; Merrimack Repertory Theater, Lowell, 1988-1989 Original theater piece about coming of age in the early 20th century, additional text by Edward Lear, music by David Ne Family Portraits, Boston Women In Theater Festival Performance Place; Wheelock Experimental Theater, Newton Arts Center, 1986-1989 Adaptation for the stage of short stories by David Leavitt Face to Face, over 500 performances of original movement theater performance, 1978-1989
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