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Graphic Design: Julie Sforza
To enhance the experience of our audience,
our actors will again use body mics
this year!
For library lawn performances:
A limited number of chairs and open space will be
available,
but bring a lawn chair for guaranteed seating and comfort.
If you like, bring a snack or beverage.
(alcoholic beverages are not permitted)
For 51 Walden performances:
Masks are suggested for attendees at indoor performances
Our troupe will begin an ongoing relationship with the plays of Shakespeare's
Henriad, by presenting Richard II. This lesser known, but beautifully poetic play,
written around the same time as A Midsummer Night's Dream, follows the deposition of Richard by
his cousin, Henry Bolingbroke (later Henry IV) and begins an inherently dramatic
series of events that covers 185 years of English history.
There's drama, intrigue, betrayal and so much more; perfect for a late summer evening.
Read our program online:
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For best results, scroll down a bit after the page loads, and click on the
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that appears when you hover over the lower right-hand corrner
of the black bounding box.
Do you find the plots of Shakespeare's histories a bit hard to follow?
Then watch actor Andrew Harrington present a concise explanation of
the names and relationships in our play in this short video,
Richard II: Family Ties.
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Read an article about our production in the Concord Bridge: Read Now
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Curious about our past productions? We have complete video for the most recent six, slideshows for all but one, and cast and crew info for them all. See it here:
The World's A Stage Players: A Brief History
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