Erin Lewenauer now resides in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, her hometown, but for years she hopped around the U.S. and abroad. She has degrees in English, French, and Creative Writing from Vassar College and the University of Pittsburgh and has the privilege of writing for Publisher's Weekly and Rain Taxi, among other publications, and working for l'Alliance Francaise de Milwaukee. She is a dancer and a flutist.
BWW Review: Optimist Theatre Embraces Shakespeare and Its Audience
August 26, 2016
August 26, 2016
You can feel fall. The breaking of a stick. The shattering of leaves. It's unusual to fall victim to this intense experience in the aggressively muggy, unending days of August in Milwaukee. And yet you'll feel this beginning with the first chord of Optimist Theatre's production of Shakespeare's tragedy Julius Caesar, performed 12 times over 3 weekends: August 4-7, 11-13, and 18-21. Free to the public, this marks the program's 7th season, held outdoors at the Selig-Joseph-Folz ampitheater in Alice Bertschy Kadish Park.
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