Hamlet Isn't Dead to Present THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR

Hamlet Isn't Dead will present William Shakespeare's The Merry Wives of Windsor, December 9-16, 2017.

"It's a hilarious holiday hootenanny this December with Shakespeare's The Merry Wives of Windsor. Featuring the character Queen Elizabeth loved so much she requested his own spin-off, come watch Falstaff live, learn, laugh, and love in this spectacularly festive performance. With live music that's half-Christmas half-Mardi Gras, you won't want to miss the action, the antics, and the atmosphere of this HIDden gem, The Merry Wives of Windsor."

Show Dates:

Saturday, December 9th @ 2PM

Saturday, December 9th @ 8PM

Wednesday, December 13th @ 8PM

Thursday, December 14th @ 8PM

Friday, December 15th @ 8PM

Saturday, December 16th @ 2PM

Saturday, December 16th @ 8PM

Run Time: Approx. Two Hours with one intermission

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

Tickets: $30 ($25 online @ mwow.bpt.me)

Call (530) 426-5383 or email info@hamletisntdead.com for more information

Cast:

David Anthony Hentz as Fenton

Josh Mahaffey^ as Shallow

Kat Peña as Mistress Page

Olivia Stevenson as Mistress Ford

Toby Miller as Page

Travis Klemm^ as Slender

Andy McCain* as Ford

Briana Sakamoto* as Robin

James Michael Armstrong* as Falstaff

Keith Caram* as Simple

Noah Ruff* as Doctor Caius

Rebecca Odorisio* as Quickly

Stephanie LaVardera* as Anne Page

Crew:

Director: David Andrew Laws

Assistant Director: Sophia Carlin

Stage Manager: Laura St. Pierre

Graphic Designer: Joshua Stauffer

Production Manager: James Rightmyer, Jr

^denotes Hamlet Isn't Dead Resident Acting Company member
*denotes AEA member

Hamlet Isn't Dead is New York City's 987th-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 specific brand of theatre focuses on joy, intimacy, and clear storytelling, often enhanced with elements of live music. It's good theatre done by good actors for good audiences.

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