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Tag Archives: “Twelfth Night”
It’s Almost Showtime at the Shakespeare Summer Conservatory!
By Sloane Henry, Artistic Learning Intern The Bentley Five-week Conservatory is in full swing! We’re almost half way through and time continues to fly by. I have been stage managing for the Merry Kinsmen—the youngest group (third–sixth grade) and I … Continue reading
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Tagged "Brett Jones", "Bristol Glass", "Caitlin Volz", "Catherine Castellanos", "Cordelia Miller", "Heidi Abbott", "Macbeth", "Professional Immersion Program", "Sam Callahan", "Shakespeare Summer Conservatory", "summer camp", "The Taming of the Shrew", "theater camp", "theater", "Twelfth Night", "Two Gentlemen of Verona", Susannah Martin, Titus Andronicus.
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First actor blog of the season! Or, insights from inside the warehouse
What follows is our first actor blog of 2009. This one is by Thomas Azar, who plays Benvolio in Romeo and Juliet, currently in rehearsals. Tom also portrayed Valentine and Curio in 2008’s Twelfth Night (yes, he was one of … Continue reading
Don’t miss Stephen Barker Turner performing with the Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra!
Thursday, February 5 through Sunday, February 8, Cal Shakes Associate Artist Stephen Barker Turner—who has portrayed, among others, Orsino in 2008′s Twelfth Night, Nicholas in Nicholas Nickleby, Orlando in As You Like It, and Posthumous in Cymbeline on the Bruns … Continue reading
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Tagged "A Midsummer Night's Dream", "As You L:ike It", "Cymbeline", "Felix Mendelssohn", "Midwinter Magic", "Nicholas McGegan", "Nicholas Nickelby", "Orsino", "Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra", "Posthumous", "Stephen Barker Turner, "theater internship bay area", "Twelfth Night"
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2009 Season Designer Profile: Romeo and Juliet’s Andre Pleuss
In the months leading up to our 2009 Main Stage season, we’ll be profiling the creative minds behind the season’s productions—Romeo and Juliet, Private Lives, Happy Days, and A Midsummer Night’s Dream—in our e-newsletters. For the inaugural installment, we are … Continue reading
Main Stage 2008 polls-a-poppin’—what’s your favorite??
OK, so, don’t try to deny it: We’re halfway through November already. Some people have finished shopping for holiday gifts, while the rest of us are just starting to feel the guilt of not having started. (Or, if you’re like … Continue reading
Did you see the Bruns cat?
Did you see this little guy? The stray cat suddenly, mysteriously appeared at our amphitheater two weeks before Twelfth Night (and our season) ended, clearly lost but clean and definitely cared for. The actors, house and box office staff, and … Continue reading
Clicking Makes the Net Go Round
Today’s post is all about clickability. Click here for Twelfth Night production photos. Does video trip your trigger more than still photography? Then check out this sampling of scenes from Twelfth Night. Also on the multimedia page for Twelfth Night … Continue reading
Chad Jones interviews our Viola/Cesario/Sebastian
Confused yet? Chad Jones unravels the double/triple casting of Alex Morf in Twelfth Night (which starts previews in a matter of hours) on his Theater Dogs blog.
Where’s J-Mo? Or, What Our Artistic Director’s Been Up To.
In between drafting opening letters for the Twelfth Night program, weighing in on gala themes, and deciding our 2009 season (to be announced this Wednesday!) our fearless leader has spent the last month in the savage republic of Boston, directing … Continue reading
Better late than never: The TWELFTH NIGHT Meet&Greet podcast
The actors and creative team have cleared out of our West Berkeley rehearsal hall, moving up to the Bruns for the beginning of tech. So, no more Danny Scheie rolling around on roller skates, practicing the trombone. What am I … Continue reading