By William Shakespeare
Directed by Liana Olear
A contemporary take on Shakespeare’s wittiest comedy examines love, responsibility, and careful use of social media.
Performances
Friday, January 31st – 8pm
Saturday, February 1st – 8pm
matinee Sunday, February 2nd – 2pm
Friday, February 7th – 8pm
Saturday, February 8th – 8pm
Cast
| Navarre | Justin Bigelow |
| Longaville | Laurel Miller-Sims |
| Dumaine | Joshua Engel |
| Berowne | Peter Eichman |
| Costard | Linda “Spencer” Dye |
| Don Adriano de Armado | Richard S. Huffman |
| Moth | Christine Evangelista |
| Boyet | Bill Bodie |
| Princess | Megan Parlett |
| Maria | Holly Trout |
| Katharine | Malia Murray |
| Rosaline | Claudia Bach |
| Sir Nathaniel | Nathen Rosen |
| Holofernes | Sean Eustis |
| Jaquanetta | Erin Nealer |
Crew
| Director | Liana Olear |
| Assistant Director | Alan Duda |
| Apprentice Director | Erin Nealer |
| Stage Manager | Kevin Newcomb |
| Set Design | Erin Nealer |
| Lighting Design | Jeff Poretsky |
| Producer | Joshua Engel |
| Sound Design | Linda “Spencer” Dye |
| Projection Design | Melissa Schick |
| Cotumes | Linda “Spencer” Dye |
| Something | Samuel Kopel |
| Publicity | Malia Murray |
| Light Board Operator | Matt Etner |
| Social Media | Wes Dennis |
| Sound Board Operator | Samuel Kopel |
| Photography | Rachel Duda |
| Videography | Alan Duda |
How can that be true love which is falsely attempted?
The Rude Mechanicals 