One of Shakespeare's most popular comedies, Much Ado About Nothing spins a dizzying web of romantic and marital intrigue that forms a background for crackling verbal wit. Seduction, trickery and power leave you on the edge of your seat in this timeless battle of the sexes. Returning triumphant from congressional hearings, Don Pedro and his band of politicians stop at a wealthy lobbyists's estate to unwind for a weekend of partying. Filled with masquerade balls and mistaken identities, Much Ado About Nothing is Shakespeare's clever romantic comedy that shows how love brings out both the best and worst in us. After TP&co's sold out Off-Broadway run of A Midsummer Night's Dream, the "Exciting and Innovative" company returns with a bold new production of The Bard's classic rom-com.
Much Ado About Nothing runs at The Players Theatre for a limited run. Tickets are available at wwww.thethetareproject.org, at the door an hour prior to performance, or by calling 212-475-1449.
Photos by The Theatre Project/Kelly Marsh Photography
Claudio (ClaRon Hayden), Benedick (Jonathan Bethea) and Don Pedro (Eric Fletcher)
Verges (Emily Christine) and Dogberry (Bridget Dunigan)
Jonathan Bethea as Benedick trying his hand at a sonnet
Conrade (Emily Madan) and Don John (Tyler Nye)
ClaRon Hayden as Claudio sings in tribute at the funeral of Hero
Jonathan Bethea as Benedick and Brianna Hurley as Beatrice
Hero (Charlotte Pines) and Don Pedro ( Eric Fletcher) enjoy the masquerade
Hero (Charlotte Pines) and Beatrice (Brianna Hurley) have their eyes on the recent guests
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