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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.
Visit Folger Digital Texts to view and download a free copy of Romeo and Juliet.

Click here to purchase a copy of the fully dramatized Folger Edition (unabridged) audio recording.

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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

Jan
28
Tue
Richard III, Folger Theatre
Jan 28 @ 12:15 am – Mar 9 @ 1:15 am

Folger Theatre

January 28 – March 9, 2013

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richard-iiiExploring Shakespeare’s portrait of maniacal ambition and digging into the truth about this king’s real nature, Robert Richmond returns to the Folger to direct the celebrated history play.

For the first time in Folger history, the Elizabethan Theatre will be reconfigured to allow for a production “in the round”. For more information on how this affects you, please click here for more information on seating for Richard III.

Feb
25
Tue
As You Like It, American Shakespeare Center
Feb 25 @ 6:45 am – Apr 3 @ 7:45 am

American Shakespeare Center

Now Until April 3, 2014

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To escape death, the extraordinary Rosalind, her brave cousin Celia, and one of Shakespeare’s funniest fools flee into the woods. There, in the bewitching Forest of Arden, they discover shepherds and aristocrats; country folk and lovers; and, ultimately, life, love, joy, and freedom. Shakespeare’s glorious and wise comedy reminds us of everything it is to be alive.