In this spontaneous romp, the brilliant and resourceful heroine, Rosalind, and her friends, exiled from the confines of city life to the Forest of Arden, are free to explore new identities, friendships, and (of course) love. Nancy Bell’s production is romantic, lusty, funny, and full of heart and longing for a sweeter life. Featuring live music and new songs from St. Louis indie singer-songwriter Beth Bombara, with a lavish gilded age setting. Performance schedule: Tuesday-Sunday, nightly at 8 p.m. at Shakespeare Glen in Forest Park. Cast: Riley Carter Adams, Caroline Amos*, Kathryn Bentley*, Beth Bombara, CB Brown, Greg Cuellar*, Ricki Franklin, Sam Golden, Michelle Hand*, Isaiah Henry, Wali Jamal*, Joneal Joplin*, Lenny Mephisto, Joel Moses, Jeremy Reidy, Jasmine Cheri Rush, Bianca Sanborn, Christian Thompson* and Molly Wennstrom.
- William Shakespeare
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Twelfth Night (5/31/23-6/25/23)
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King Lear (6/2/21-6/27/21)
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The Graduate
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Chicken & Biscuits
The Black Rep (1/8 - 1/26) | |
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