The Rivals: Huntington Theatre Company.
American Theatre, November, 2005 by Erickson, T. Charles
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Nicholas Martin, DIRECTOR: The original version of this production, amazingly, was done for New York City's Acting Company, so it had to be loaded in a trunk for touring--the set pieces were on wheels, and so on. From the beginning, it was a youthful production in spirit--the design team and I always wanted to push it visually, to make it not exactly cartoony, but not to be afraid of color and high style.
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We were very daring in moving the colors forward--at no expense to the acting, I should note. Doing it on the Huntington stage was our chance to do it justice. We used the Royal ...
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