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'''Frank Galati''' is a two-time [[Tony Award]]-winning and [[Academy Award]]-winning artist. He won [[Tony]]s for best adaptation and best direction of [[Steppenwolf]]'s production of ''[[The Grapes of Wrath]]'' on [[Broadway]] and his [[Oscar]] for best adaptation of ''[[The Accidental Tourist]]''. Although he is known primarily as a director of epic plays and musicals (''[[Homebody/Kabul]]'' and ''[[Ragtime]]''), he is an equally adept actor (''[[The Drawer Boy]]''). He is also an [[Associate Director]] at [[The Goodman Theatre]] and [[Professor]] of [[Performance Studies]] at [[Northwestern University]]. |
'''Frank Galati''' is a two-time [[Tony Award]]-winning and [[Academy Award]]-winning artist. He won [[Tony]]s for best adaptation and best direction of [[Steppenwolf]]'s production of ''[[The Grapes of Wrath]]'' on [[Broadway]] and his [[Oscar]] for best adaptation of ''[[The Accidental Tourist]]''. Although he is known primarily as a director of epic plays and musicals (''[[Homebody/Kabul]]'' and ''[[Ragtime]]''), he is an equally adept actor (''[[The Drawer Boy]]''). He is also an [[Theatre director|Associate Director]] at [[The Goodman Theatre]] and [[Professor]] of [[Performance Studies]] at [[Northwestern University]]. |
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Frank Galati is a two-time Tony Award-winning and Academy Award-winning artist. He won Tonys for best adaptation and best direction of Steppenwolf's production of The Grapes of Wrath on Broadway and his Oscar for best adaptation of The Accidental Tourist. Although he is known primarily as a director of epic plays and musicals (Homebody/Kabul and Ragtime), he is an equally adept actor (The Drawer Boy). He is also an Associate Director at The Goodman Theatre and Professor of Performance Studies at Northwestern University.