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Doug Scholz-Carlson

Artistic Director | Great River Shakespeare Festival

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  • Director | Shakespeare in Love | Great River Shakespeare Festival

    Posted by Doug Scholz-Carlson on September 4, 2018September 6, 2018

      “The play is dynamically staged with constant movement, exciting fight scenes, and nary a dull moment, even scene changes are accomplished fluidly without pause. A rotating mini stage allows for quick transitions between locations, …

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  • Fight Choreographer | Romeo and Juliet | Minnesota Opera

    Posted by Doug Scholz-Carlson on September 27, 2016April 26, 2018

    “…considerable credit should go to Doug Scholz-Carlson, whose choreography of the big fight scene looked surprisingly realistic with just a touch of the Sharks and the Jets from “West Side Story.'” -Michael Anthony, Minneapolis StarTribune

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    Posted by Doug Scholz-Carlson on February 13, 2015September 23, 2016

    To tell a story in the theater, an actor allows the audience to witness an event that does not take place. If successful, what the audience believes they have seen is not what actually happened. …

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  • Fights: Silent Night (World Premier) Minnesota Opera, Opera Philadelphia, Fort Worth Opera, Lyric Opera of Kansas City, Michigan Opera Theatre

    Posted by Doug Scholz-Carlson on May 9, 2014March 23, 2017

    “‘Silent Night,’ at the Kauffman; the best of the combined arts” “…the battle scenes were masterfully choreographed (Doug Scholz-Carlson).” –Examiner.com on the Kansas City Lyric Opera Production

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  • Fight Choreographer: Henry IV – Great River Shakespeare Festival

    Posted by Doug Scholz-Carlson on August 13, 2012September 23, 2016

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  • Romeo-and-Juliet-Palm Beach Opera

    Fights: Romeo and Juliet – Palm Beach Opera

    Posted by Doug Scholz-Carlson on March 1, 2012May 4, 2012

    Start at 1:30 to see fight video “[The] conception of the fight scene in act three was excitingly gritty,…” –Palm Beach Daily News “…the knife fights carry an edge of genuine menace and violence.” –South …

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  • Fights: Dangerous Liasons – Torch Theater

    Posted by Doug Scholz-Carlson on January 5, 2012February 13, 2015

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  • Wuther Heights - Minnesota Opera

    Fights: Wuthering Heights – Minnesota Opera

    Posted by Doug Scholz-Carlson on May 3, 2011September 23, 2016

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  • More Fight Choreography

    Posted by Doug Scholz-Carlson on February 13, 2011September 23, 2016

    Minnesota Opera Eric Simonson            Wuthering Heights Park Square Theater Joel Sass            Oliver Twist Pittsburgh Opera Eric Simonson            The Grapes of Wrath York New City Opera Thor Steingraber            The Capulets and the …

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  • The Odyssey - Park Square Theater

    Choreography: The Odyssey – Park Square Theater

    Posted by Doug Scholz-Carlson on January 15, 2011September 23, 2016

    “The scene with the Cyclops—aided by an inspired representation of the creature as a puppet that’s all claws and eye—moves with energy…” -City Pages

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