ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 3月4日 02時02分

One evening in early February, an eager crowd attended a public dress rehearsal of Sam Gold’s new Broadway production of @menageriebwy, which opens next week. The audience faced what appeared to be a barren stage. But the exposed pipes stretching across the vast black brick wall of the theater were installed by a set designer, as was the sprinkler system. 60,000 pounds of concrete were poured to create the effect of an unremarkable gray floor. For anyone familiar with Tennessee Williams’s masterpiece, these choices will be surprising. In his stage directions, he specifies that the set consist of a threadbare living room in a grim St. Louis tenement. But the set isn’t the only thing the 38-year-old director is doing differently. Sam Gold, one of the most celebrated theater directors in NYC, is a master at gently stripping both audience and actors of their expectations, creating a sense of collective interdependence. “I’m not very interested in pretend,” the 38-year-old told @nytmag writer Sasha Weiss. “I’m interested in putting people onstage. I want people. And I want a world that reflects the real world.” @christopherandersonphoto of @Magnum Photos took this #portrait of Sam Gold. Follow him to see an outtake from the @nytmag shoot, and visit the link in our profile to read about the director’s stripped-down, radically humane approach to theater.

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