GreenStage Presents 23rd Season of Shakespeare in the Park
By: Kelsey Denette Mar. 31, 2011
SHAKESPEARE IN THE PARK
July 8th - August 13th
Shakespeare's telling of one of history's greatest romances. Amidst the political intrigue of a Rome in transition, Antony and Cleopatra struggle to keep their own power while sharing a passion that tests their allegiances and begs the question, "What is life without love?"
The Tempest directed by Michael D. Blum
The storm is coming! Shakespeare's Prospero, an exiled Duke on a magical island, aches for revenge against those villains that sent him there. For years, Prospero's only company has been his brave young daughter, an airy magical spirit, and a horrifying monster; the storm has shipwrecked adversaries, playmates and lovers to be found by those who need them most.
July 9TH and 10TH, 2010 at Volunteer Park
GreenStage is proud to present the 11th Annual Seattle Outdoor Theater Festival! Two days of outdoor performances by local companies. Complete schedule will be available soon at www.greenstage.org/sotf. Started in 2001 as a cooperative venture between GreenStage, Theater Schmeater, and Wooden O Theatre, SOTF has become the launching pad of outdoor theater in Seattle.About GreenStage
The mission of GreenStage is to inspire audiences to engage in live theatre as part of their recreation. The company always performs for free, collecting voluntary donations after performances.
Having the distinction of being the area's longest running Shakespeare Company; GreenStage has produced 35 of the 38 plays in Shakespeare's cannon, as well as producing several new works in the Seattle Fringe Theatre Festival and the company's successful American Classics Series of plays at Magnuson Park.
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