2017 Spring Season

Shows

The Two Gentleman of Verona

Hungry Hearts Tour | April 12 – June 11, 2017

When long-distance love tangles the heartstrings of the play's title characters, it takes two clever women, a pair of devoted servants, and a dog to make things right. Shakespeare tries out some of his most popular ideas for the first time in this early comedy. Jealous lovers, a cross-dressing heroine, and a daring escape into the forest make The Two Gentlemen of Verona simultaneously a familiar and completely refreshing trip.

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Romeo and Juliet

Hungry Hearts Tour | April 13 – June 10, 2017

With its ravishing language and uproarious comedy, Romeo and Juliet celebrates love's triumph and its trivialities. Verona's walls embrace the volatility of youth as well as the wisdom and restraint that often escapes young and old alike. Thumb-biting, dance, and swordplay share the stage with sonnets, bawdy wit, and soul-searching speeches in this profoundly human and always surprising treasure.

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Our Town

Hungry Hearts Tour | April 13 – June 9, 2017

A moving look at life in the small town of Grover's Corners, Our Town examines what it means to grow up. Through three acts: "Daily Life," "Love and Marriage," and "Death and Eternity," Thornton Wilder studies the deeply personal yet remarkably universal lives of the Webb and Gibbs families. This poignant American tale explores friendship, love, and death, but most importantly, what it truly means to live.

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Goodnight Desdemona (Good Morning Juliet)

Hungry Hearts Tour | April 26 – June 10, 2017

What if you could give Shakespeare's tragic couples a "happily ever after"? Constance Ledbelly, scholar and self-defined "old maid," is about to find out, after being dragged head-first into the worlds of Othello and Romeo and Juliet. To get back home, Constance must decode an ancient text while fending off overzealous lovers, navigating Cyprus and fair Verona, and discovering the truth about herself. Delight in this new-ish play that critics have called: "lots of clever fun"; "full of brilliance, wit, insight, and theatricality"; and "a dazzling romp."

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