Archive for the 'Much Ado' Category

16 Sep

Kudos to the Director

Kudos to the director for Much Ado About Nothing. The direction was one of the best I have seen. Pacing and all the small details really made this production one of the best I have seen. Cast was wonderful and … Continue reading

16 Sep

What a Hoot!

What A Hoot! Much Ado was a perfect example of why we call such works “plays”, and the performers “players”. Can’t remember when I have laughed so much. The Saturday 9/13 performance was full of the energy of interaction between … Continue reading

13 Sep

Much Ado absolutely amazing

The play and the cast of Much Ado were absolutely amazing, especially Cat Thompson and Darren Bridgett. We thoroughly enjoyed the performance. I haven’t laughed so hard in a long time! The leads truly gave all their energy into their … Continue reading

08 Sep

A new Shakespeare fan

I thought you might like to hear a story. Julia, my seven year old daughter, who participated in your Shakespeare camp this summer as Don John, just got back from seeing Much Ado with her father. When they came into … Continue reading

08 Sep

Much Ado Brilliant

Just had to thank you for the enjoyable and fun evening we had tonight watching “Much Ado”. We had a jolly good laugh, my 8 year old included! I couldn’t think of a part poorly played. Each lent something of … Continue reading

03 Sep

Refreshing Much Ado

I just wanted again to tell you how much fun I had on Saturday night. We sometimes get locked into the “glass wall” of TV and movies, where things are all recorded on some media, and the action and dialogue … Continue reading

02 Sep

GREAT Much Ado

Last night (Saturday) was a GREAT performance by a GREAT cast.  You chose cast members well for their parts and it seemed like they all had their hearts in the performance (and the work).  I am NOT a Shakespeare devotee … Continue reading

02 Sep

MUCH ADO a delight for the whole family

Much Ado : I saw the preview, close to perfection but Beatrice’s drunk scene should be eliminated (not in character, no textual support); I suggest center stage front, very quiet, gives her soliloquy so as to express how deeply she … Continue reading

02 Sep

Great MUCH ADO – but a bit racy!

Great performance of Much Ado…but a little less skin, please! There are little ones in the audience! NOTE: From the Producer – The moment in question will be changed for Family Day and Student Matinees.

30 Aug

First time participant will be back for more.

First time participant. I don’t think Ive ever seen a live Shakespeare play. Things I enjoyed. The overall lightness of the cast while at the same time its serious business. A delicate balance that was struck well. The music within … Continue reading

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