James Lapine

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James Lapine (born January 10, 1949 in Mansfield, Ohio) is an American theatrical director and librettist.

Theatre first became a part of Lapine’s life when he was hired at Yale University as a graphic designer in theatre. Before this he was a photographer, graphic designer and architectural preservationist.

Lapine is winner of an Obie Award, a Pulitzer Prize, and three Tony Awards for “Best Book of a Musical".

A graduate of Franklin and Marshall College, Lapine is married to screenwriter/director Sarah Kernochan.


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[edit] Libretti

[edit] Plays

  • Table Settings (1978)
  • Twelve Dreams (1978)
  • Luck, Pluck, and Virtue (1994)
  • The Moment When (2000)
  • Fran's Bed (2005)

[edit] Director

[edit] Stage

[edit] Films

[edit] References

  • Haagensen, Erik J. "The Passion of James Lapine." SHOWmusic The Musical Theatre Magazine 1994: ppgs.11-16

[edit] External links

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