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Oct
15
Tue
Romeo and Juliet, Folger Theatre
Oct 15 @ 12:15 am – Dec 1 @ 1:15 am

Folger Theatre

October 15 – December 1, 2013

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The perfect poetry of Shakespeare’s tragedy reveals the heart-breaking loss of “star-crossed” love. Helen Hayes Award-winning director Aaron Posner leads an outstanding ensemble into the heart of this powerful, provocative play.
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WHAT THE CRITICS ARE SAYING:

“Romeo and Juliet has been vividly brought to life” – Baltimore Sun

“5 stars…fresh, fun, and full of dynamic spirit,” – DC Metro Theatre Arts

“Visually ingenious…Haunting,” – WETA-TV

“Go see this production…you will be enmeshed once again” – ShowBizRadio

Oct
23
Wed
Much Ado About Nothing, Seattle Shakespeare Co.
Oct 23 @ 12:30 am – 12:45 am

Seattle Shakespeare Company

Oct. 23-Nov. 17, 2013

Directed by George Mount

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Everyone knows that Beatrice and Benedick were meant for each other…except these two sharp-tongued wits can’t see it themselves! Only the shared resolve of redeeming a young girl’s honor brings the warring pair together. Filled with eccentric clowns, heart-warming families, and troublesome rogues, this vibrant comic celebration of romance will have you cheering when love eventually wins out.

 

 

 

 

Jan
8
Wed
Richard II, Seattle Shakespeare Co.
Jan 8 @ 12:30 am – Feb 2 @ 1:30 am

Seattle Shakespeare Company

Jan. 8-Feb. 2, 2014

Directed by Rosa Joshi

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This lyrical beginning to the War of the Roses is among the most moving of all of Shakespeare’s histories. More poet than monarch, Richard II is ill-suited to the role that lineage and legacy demands of him. Surrounded by ambitious men who would prey on his vulnerabilities, Richard is toppled from the throne by his cunning and capable cousin, Henry. But in the loss of his worldly power, Richard makes an unexpected revelation far more important than any kingdom.