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May
23
Fri
Shakespeare’s Will, Shakespeare and Co.
May 23 @ 12:15 am – Aug 24 @ 1:15 am

Shakespeare & Company 

May 23–August 24, 2014

Elayne P. Bernstein Theatre

by VERN THIESSEN

directed by DANIELA VERON

featuring KRISTIN WOLD 

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May
28
Wed
Cymbeline, Folger Theater
May 28 @ 12:15 am – Jun 1 @ 1:15 am

Folger Theatre

May 28 – June 1, 2014

Directed by Noah Brody and Ben Steinfeld

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Hay Fever, Stratford, Ontario
May 28 @ 5:00 am – Oct 11 @ 6:00 am

Stratford Festival

May 28 – Oct 11, 2014

By Noël Coward

Directed by Alisa Palmer

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Stage star Judith Bliss, her novelist husband and their two grown children have each invited houseguests for the weekend. But as the Blisses indulge their artistic eccentricities in a hilarious whirlwind of flirtation and histrionics, the guests begin to wonder if they’ve landed in a madhouse – and if they can survive the weekend with their own wits intact.

 

 

 

Cymbeline – Washington D.C.
May 28 @ 6:00 pm – Jun 1 @ 7:00 pm
Jun
20
Fri
The Servant of Two Masters, Shakespeare and Co.
Jun 20 @ 12:15 am – Aug 23 @ 1:15 am

Shakespeare & Company 

June 20–August 23, 2014

Rose Footprint Theatre

by CARLO GOLDONI

adapted and directed by JENNA WARE

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Julius Caesar – Shakespeare’s Globe, London
Jun 20 @ 4:45 am – Nov 2 @ 5:45 am

Julius Caesar

by William Shakespeare

Directed by Dominic Dromgoole

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FRIENDS CLOSE, ENEMIES CLOSER

When Caesar returns to Rome from the wars a virtual dictator, Brutus and his republican friends resolve that his ambition must be curbed – which in Rome can mean only one thing: the great general must be assassinated. But once the deed is done, the idealistic conspirators must reckon with the forces of a new power bloc, led by Mark Antony and Caesar’s nephew Octavius. When their armies close at Philippi, will Caesar’s ghost be avenged?

Opposing dictatorship and republicanism, private virtue and mob violence, Shakespeare’s tense drama of high politics reveals the emotional currents that flow between men in power.

This production will employ Renaissance costumes and staging.