2002–2003 Productions
Indian Ink
by Tom Stoppard
Allegheny Cemetery
Regional premiere of Stoppard's play about legacy and loss in the British-occupied subcontinent innovatively staged by Quantum in Allegheny Cemetery. The production reunited actress Robin Walsh and director Rodger Henderson, teamed so successfully for Stoppard's Hapgood in 1998
Speaking in Tongues
by Andrew Bovell
Anything Audio Studios
Regional premiere of Australian Andrew Bovell's innovative drama about two sets of two couples. Quantum staged it in the recording complex Anything Audio Studios, with original sound and video. Directed by Van Kaplan.
Quake
by Melanie Marnich
The Gage Building
American playwright Melanie Marnich's journey play, directed by Karla Boos and staged in the vast Gage Building in the Strip District. The audience moved five times in the course of the evening.
The Threepenny Opera
by Brecht/Weill
collaboration with The Pittsburgh Opera
The Brew House
A second collaboration with the Pittsburgh Opera, Boos directed Opera Center singers and a fifteen-piece ensemble in the Brecht/Weill classic, staged at the Brew House.
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