Notable English stage director takes over Globe's Shakespeare
festival   The Old Globe has two things to celebrate this month
---- its 75th anniversary and the arrival of Adrian Noble, new
artistic director of the Summer Shakespeare Festival.  Noble,
who spent more than two decades with England's Royal Shakespeare
Company (including 13 years as artistic director), is directing
two of the festival productions, Shakespeare's "King Lear" and
Alan Bennett's "The Madness of George III," and is overseeing
Ron Daniels' direction of Shakespeare's "The Taming of the
Shrew." Daniels directed the hip-hop musical "Kingdom" at the
Globe last year.  A repertory company of 26 actors (including 13
students from the Globe's MFA program at the University of San
Diego) will perform all three plays, which will rotate in
repertory six nights a week Saturday through Sept. 26 on the
Globe's outdoor Lowell Davies Festival stage. Starring in the
title role of "King Lear" is Robert Foxworth, the film and
television veteran who was see