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THE TWO NOBLE KINSMEN Plays The Shakespeare Tavern, 3/9-4/16

By: Mar. 06, 2011
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The Two Noble Kinsmen
by William Shakespeare
Directed by Troy Willis
$12 General Admission Previews Wed March 9 (7:30pm) & Thurs March 10 (7:30pm)
Runs (in repertory with Edward III) March 11, 12, 20, 25, 27, 31 & April 2, 8, 10, 14, 16

One Play, Two Kinsmen, Three Dimensions, No Fourth Wall.

Two best friends, skilled fighters both, fall in love with the same girl while stuck in prison. Their friendship takes a beating as they try over and over to prove who is most worthy to have her. Part As You Like It, part A Midsummer Night's Dream and based on Chaucer's "A Knight's Tale" from The Canterbury Tales, The Two Noble Kinsmen leaves the outcome hanging until literally the bitter end.

Cast:

Theseus, Duke of Athens - Andrew Houchins*
Pirithous, an Athenian General - Drew Reeves*
Artesius, an Athenian Captain - Nicholas Faircloth
Palamon - Daniel Parvis
Arcite - Matt Nitchie
Valerius - Stuart McDaniel
Bavian - Paul Hester*
Herald - Christopher Rushing
Jailer/Keeper - Winslow Thomas
Wooer to the Jailer's Daughter - Paul Hester*
Doctor - Clarke Weigle
Brother to the Jailer - Stuart McDaniel
Friends to the Jailer - Christopher Rushing, Kenneth Wigley
Gerrold, a schoolmaster - Nicholas Faircloth
Hymen - Clarke Weigle

Hippolyta - Mary Saville
Emilia - Kathryn Lawson
Three Queens - Eve Butler, Erin Considine, Becky Cormier Finch
Jailer's Daughter - Amee Vyas*
Nymph - Amee Vyas*
Executioner - Nicholas Faircloth
Boys - Daniel Parvis, Stuart McDaniel
Prologue/Epilogue - Stuart McDaniel
Country men - Stuart McDaniel, Christopher Rushing, Kenneth Wigley
Country women - Eve Butler, Becky Cormier Finch, Debra Peterson
Maid - Erin Considine
Messenger - Eve Butler
Taborer - Clarke Weigle
Woman - Debra Peterson
Musicians - Daniel Parvis, Matt Nitchie, Becky Cormier Finch, Debra Peterson, Clarke Weigle, Stuart
McDaniel, Kenneth Wigley, Kathryn LawsonPerformance days & times: Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 PM, and Sundays at 6:30 PM.

Ticket Prices:

Seating areas: Main Floor Seats, Box Seats (on floor) and Balcony Seats

Regular Ticket Prices:

Thurs night:
Main: $20
Box: $17
Balcony: $12

Friday night:
Main: $28
Box: $24
Balcony: $22

Saturday night:
Main: $32
Box: $28
Balcony: $24

Sunday night:
Main: $24
Box: $20
Balcony: $15

An 8% sales tax is added on top of all purchases made at The Shakespeare Tavern.

Discount Ticket Options: $12 tickets for Previews (unless otherwise noted);. Student/Educator prices: $5 off per price level per night except in the Balcony on Thursdays and Sundays. Not valid on Saturday nights. $12 for 10am matinees. $3 off for Military, Seniors, Groups of 10 or more, except in the Balcony on Thursdays and Sundays. Promotional discount offers are not valid closing weekend of a performance.

Purchase Tickets Online for most performances at www.shakespearetavern.com

For information on:

The Shakespeare Club Program and Flex Pass: call or email The Tavern Box Office at 404.874.5299 or boxoffice@shakespearetavern.com or visit our website at www.shakespearetavern.com

Education Programs and Workshops: call or email Laura Cole, Education Director at 404-874-5299, X58 or laura@shakespearetavern.com

Volunteer Opportunities: call or email Suzanne Mercer, Volunteer Coordinator at
404-874-5299, X59 or suzanne@shakespearetavern.com

Accessibility and The Shakespeare Tavern: The Shakespeare Tavern is handicapped accessible. Please let the box office know if you have any special needs that we should be aware of in order to make your Shakespeare Tavern experience the very best we can. Our handicapped entrance ramp/parking is located directly behind our building. Once you turn onto Renaissance Parkway from Peachtree Street, you will turn right onto Courtland Street. The Tavern's back entrance will be immediately on your right once you clear the building on the corner and the traffic poles. The turn comes up quickly, so please drive slowly. Handicapped parking is directly in front of the ramp, behind our building.

Location: The New American Shakespeare Tavern is located at 499 Peachtree Street, NE, just four blocks south of The Fox Theater and directly across the street from Emory University Hospital Midtown.

Parking: In the evening, we recommend parking in the Emory University Hospital Midtown Parking Deck located directly across the street from the front doors of The Shakespeare Tavern on Peachtree Street. Parking is usually $5.

We also recommend parking in the InterPark Parking lot, located on the corner of Peachtree and Renaissance Parkway. This is a paid surface lot that should be attended. Parking is usually $5-$7.

DO NOT park on Pine Street or in the empty parking lots on Pine Street. Your car might be
booted if you park in these lots.

Food and Beverage Service: The Tavern opens one hour and fifteen minutes before the performance for food and beverage service. Chef for a Night provides a British-pub-style menu for dinner. The Tavern has a beer, wine, coffee, tea, and soft drink bar that serves Bass and Guinness on tap.

Seating and Box Office: Seating is done on a "first come, first served" basis within each designated section. Table seating is limited however all seats can accommodate food and beverages. For reservations or more information, call or email The Tavern Box Office at 404.874.5299 or boxoffice@shakespearetavern.com or order tickets on-line at www.shakespearetavern.com

 



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