The Hampden-based Baltimore Shakespeare Factory will open their 2019 season with Cymbeline. Set in ancient Britain, Cymbeline is among Shakespeare's final triumphs. Masterfully blending comedy, tragedy, romance, and adventure-and featuring one of the early Modern Stage's greatest female leads-Cymbeline (like its contemporary The Winter's Tale) considers the implications of jealousy run wild, and the healing powers of pardon and forgiveness.
As one of the last plays William Shakespeare ever penned, Cymbeline puts a capstone on the Bard's storied career. Shakespeare aficionados will recognize character types and plot elements from his other, more familiar plays. BSF Artistic Director Tom Delise directs, bringing the company's signature style of fast-paced, interactive theatre to the stage with a fairytale spin.
Baltimore Shakespeare Factory will present Cymbeline on its Elizabethan-style Hampden stage Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays from February 15-March 10, 2019.
Cymbeline
Directed by Tom Delise
February 15-March 10
Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00pm, Sundays at 4:00pm; Pre-show entertainment begins 30 minutes before showtime.
The Great Hall Theatre at St. Mary's
3900 Roland Avenue, Baltimore, 21211
Tickets are available on the BSF website, www.baltimoreshakespearefactory.org/
Opening Night (February 15) is pay-what-you-will! For all other performances, ticket prices are $24 for adults, and $19 for students, teachers, artists, veterans, and senior citizens (55+); admission for children and 12 and below is always free.
Each Saturday performance will be preceded by a lecture by a guest artist or academic, or a member of the BSF artistic staff. Lectures are free to attend and begin at 7pm.
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