Director Trisha Pancio Armour
Trisha has directed and assisted
on a number of Portland area productions including directing
The Rep's productions of
The Front Page and
Vanities and Assitant
Directing / Stage Managing their production of
Born Yesterday. She has
also directed Twelve Angry Men
and Brighton Beach Memoirs for
Mt Hood Rep's readers theatre series. Other
favorite projects include Under Milkwood for Ironclad Productions (Director),
Honey in the Horn and Nickel and Dimed for Artists Repertory Theatre
(Assistant Director) and The Carpetbaggers Children for The Portland
Civic Theatre Guild. In addition to her
creative work, Trisha is the Marketing and Audience Services Manager for
Artists Repertory Theatre. She also manages the love, care, and feeding of
Jack, (and Jack's daddy John).
About The Author
Jean Anouilh (June 23, 1910 – October 3, 1987) was born in Bordeaux and had
Basque ancestry. He started his career as a jobbing writer in the
film industry. In 1931, his first play, L'Hermine, flopped, but he
followed it up with a string of others. Anouilh was an extremely private man,
and very little is known about his private life except for what can be deduced
from reading his plays. It is known that he married Monelle Valentin, an
actress. He has a very long career, and is not associated with one specific
school of dramatic thought. His plays are vastly different from each other.
Some are classic farces with dark twists, some adaptations of Greek myths,
and some explorations of life and love. He was an outstanding writer with a
unique ability to craft a wide spectrum of brilliant masterpieces.
Jean Anouilh died in Lausanne, Switzerland.
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Director Trisha Pancio Armour
