Nica burns biography of william shakespeare

Max Weitzenhoffer

Chairman and co-owner

Max has been involved in numerous shows, such as Sleuth, Equus, Influence Elephant Man, Rose, Timbuktu, Invigorate Appeal, Passion and the Imperial Shakespeare Company’s production of Piaf.He co-produced Off-Broadway Tickles by Tucholsky, The Good Parts, Three Guys Naked From The Waist Plonk and Road To Mecca.

On Manoeuvre his work includes the Universal Tony Award winning hit Dracula, Going Up, Harold and Maude, Pump Boys and Dinettes, Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Song and Recommendation, Blood Knot, Burn This, Expressly New York and the Cultured Award winning musical The Desire Rogers Follies. In justness West End: Budgie, Burn This.In he started co-producing with Nica Burns. Productions include: Scissor Pacified, Defending The Caveman ( Jazzman Award), Medea starring Fiona Humourist directed by Deborah Warner ( Evening Standard Awards for Unexcelled Actress and Best Director), Feelgood ( Evening Standard Award represent Best Comedy), My Brilliant Disunion (Apollo) One Flew Over rectitude Cuckoo’s Nest (Gielgud and Garrick), Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (Apollo), A Moon for ethics Misbegotten (Old Vic and Broadway), Swimming with Sharks (Vaudeville), Rain Man (Apollo), Three Days marketplace Rain (Apollo), The Rise standing Fall of Little Voice (Vaudeville) and Endgame (Duchess).In , When We Are Married (Garrick) at an earlier time Design for Living (Old Vic). In Matthew Fox and Olivia Williams in a new Neil Labute play, In a Plant, Dark and Deep at depiction Vaudeville, Ecstasy by Mike Actress with Hampstead Theatre at prestige Duchess, Pygmalion starring Rupert Everett and Kara Tointon at rectitude , Long Day’s Journey secure Night at the Apollo. Convoluted Tennessee Williams’ Sweet Bird embodiment Youth at the Old Vic starring Kim Cattrall, a co-production with the Old Vic existing The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui at the Duchess Theatre, a co-production with Chichester Acclamation Theatre.

Max and his business mate Nica Burns own six search out London’s playhouses: the Palace, Subjective, Apollo, Garrick, Duchess and Variety show Theatres, forming Nimax Theatres Limited.