Hamlet Isn't Dead to Stage Female-Led KING JOHN

Hamlet Isn't Dead's King John is a one-of-a-kind experience you won't want to miss!

The world around John crumbles as she struggles for the control she believes she deserves. This unique perspective, King John portrayed by a woman, will explore the struggles of a usurping leader within a society of sexism. Watch as she and those around her grapple with loyalty, morality, and what they are willing to sacrifice to get what they want.

King John is a story of power that corrupts, a poison in the soul to which no one is immune. The show is one of Shakespeare's least-produced plays, but Hamlet Isn't Dead's production breathes new life into centuries-old history. Don't miss the opportunity to see this rarely-told story told from a truly distinct perspective.

Hamlet Isn't Dead is also happy to partner with Artists Striving to End Poverty for this production. "ASTEP was conceived by Broadway Musical Director Mary-Mitchell Campbell and Juilliard students to transform the lives of youth using the most powerful tool they had: their art. Today, ASTEP connects performing and visual artists with underserved youth in the U.S. and around the world to awaken their imaginations, foster critical thinking, and help them break the cycle of poverty." Visit their website to learn how to get involved today! https://www.astep.org

Contact:
David Andrew Laws - Artistic Director
(530) 426-5383
hamletisntdead@gmail.com
hamletisntdead.com

Hamlet Isn't Dead Presents: King John
March 23rd - March 26th

at Westbeth Artists' Community
55 Bethune St., New York, NY

Shows Dates:
March 23rd @ 8pm
March 24th @ 8pm
March 25th @ 8pm
March 26th @ 2pm & 8pm

Run Time:
Appox. Two Hours with one intermission

For Tickets and More information, visit: http://hidkj.bpt.me/
or e-mail hamletisntdead@gmail.com

"Hamlet Isn't Dead is New York City's 286th-best Shakespeare-related theatre troupe. Founded in 2013, they are dedicated to presenting the works of William Shakespeare in chronological order, from Two Gentlemen of Verona to Two Noble Kinsmen. Their work focuses on simplicity of design and greatness of talent, believing that the stories Shakespeare told have survived the past few centuries for a reason. It's good theatre done by good actors for good audiences."

Cast and Crew:
Director: Lisa LaGrande
Assistant Director: Samantha Morrice
Stage Manager: Fiona Murray
Artistic Advisor: David Andrew Laws
Voice & Text Coach: Dayle Towarnicky

King John - Kathryn Connors
Queen Elinor - Dani Cervone
Cardinal Pandulph - Travis Klemm
Bastard - Isaac Miller
Lewis - Steven Godoy
Arthur - Leah Alfieri
Hubert - David Hentz
Constance - Brooke Reynolds
King Philip - Josh Mahaffey
Blanch - Shakiera Sarai
Salisbury - Isaac Andrew

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