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A Midsummer Night's Dream-
by William Shakeaspeare
Directed by Melora Marshall
Theatricum’s signature production is back! Romp through the forest with
our ardent young lovers, mischievous fairies and a ragtag band of trades
people as they encounter a night filled with wonder. There’s no more
perfect setting than the leafy bower of Theatricum’s outdoor stage to
experience this delightful tale of magic and romance. Time has proven
that this passionate production leaves children, teens and adults with a
long-lasting love of Shakespeare.
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Taming of the Shrew
by William Shakespeare
Directed by Ellen Geer
Shakespeare’s infamous courting, wedding and bedding of the,
scrappy, rowdy, notorious couple,
Kate and Petruchio, rings out through the ages. Is Kate a Shrew?
Or is she a woman who speaks her mind? Is Petruchio a macho
tough guy? Or is he someone who is strong enough in heart to see
a great thing when it is in front of him.
Join us at Theatricum as
they fight, woo, and love with a glorious happy ending!
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Merlin
Written and Directed
by Ellen Geer
A brilliant and pertinent bringing forward of
the ancient Merlin legend, written for a modern audience by Ellen
Geer and played against a musical score composed by Marshall
McDaniel.
...We find the
rich, mythical, fascinating, Merlin, who has fascinated generations.
A musician,
a storyteller of past, present and future…the mystic behind all that
happens. He propels destiny.
The counselor of truth who foresees and
realizes a time of peace and to this day, slips in and out of
history.
Who was this seeker of truth with prophetic powers? This is his
story.
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The Royal Family
by
George S. Kaufman and Edna Ferber
Directed by Susan Angelo
For the first time, an actual theatrical dynasty will perform this
American
classic about a colorful family of actors. A thinly
disguised parody of the
famous Barrymore clan, this uproarious
show conveys the natural ebullience
and panache of its subjects.
Once again on our stage: art imitating life
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Tone Clusters
by Joyce Carol Oates
Directed by Mike
Peebler
presented in our S. Mark Taper
Foundation Pavillion
The
story of parents of an alleged killer.
Frank and Emily Gulick's son Carl has been arrested for the sadistic
murder of Edith Kaminsky.
They are adamant that their son is innocent, and what unfolds is
a clash between the worldly, condescending
media and two individuals' desperate attempts
to claim ownership of their own lives.
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