Riverside Shakespeare Company
In 1985 the Riverside Shakespeare Company presented the New York premiere of "The History of King Lear", adapted with a happy ending by 18th-century English Poet Laureate, Nahum Tate, from William Shakespeare's "King Lear". The production was directed by W. Stuart McDowell, produced by Andrew B. Harris, who had joined Riverside as its executive director at the beginning of the season.
Nalaga'at
The first production of the theater, "Light is Heard in Zig-Zag", directed by Adina Tal, was performing in Israel and worldwide with great success. The second production, "Not By Bread Alone", directed by Adina Tal and featuring an ensemble of 11 deaf-blind actors, is performing in Nalaga'at Theater since its opening. The show was also invited to perform in major theater festival in Perth (Australia), New York, Boston, Washington DC, the LIFT festival in London and the international music and theater festival in Seoul, South Korea.