Throughout the 1960s the Guthrie found critical acclaim in its productions of "Henry V", "St. Joan", "Caucasian Chalk Circle", "Three Sisters" and "The House of Atreus". In 1968 the production of "The House of Atreus" was taken on the road in a national tour that was a first for a resident theater. Also starting in 1968, the Guthrie began a tradition of producing plays on smaller stages in the Twin Cities area, including the Crawford-Livingston Theater in St. Paul and The Other Place.