When: Through April 13, with performances at 6:30 p.m. JULIET Hist Romeo, hist O, for a falconers voice, To lure this tassel-gentle back again Bondage is hoarse, and may not speak aloud Else would I tear the cave where Echo lies, And make her airy tongue more hoarse than mine, With repetition of my Romeos.
What: "Shakespeare in Love" presented by Nashville Repertory Theatre But love from love, toward school with heavy looks. “I think everyone will leave this show having felt a renewal of what human beings can accomplish and how love is an important part of that.” “One of the reasons I chose this show is there’s so much stuff going on in the world that’s so demoralizing and absent of love that it’s been really lovely for all of us to go to rehearsal and revel in a story that says, ‘actually people can love each other and create beautiful things in the process,’ ” Copeland said. (Wilkerson also choreographs the show’s sword fights.)įor Copeland, the story’s underlying message is simple: Love inspires.
Fennyman, the financial backer who falls in love with theater Rachel Agee as Viola’s nurse and David Wilkerson as Tilney. Other cast members include Nat McIntyre as Lord Wessex Bobby Wycoff as Mr. “And let’s face it: If you’re looking for a powerful queen, someone who can command a room absolutely but have a twinkle in her eye, then there’s no better choice than Jennifer Whitcomb-Oliva, who takes the stage as Queen Elizabeth.” I mean, what’s more universal than love, and brotherhood, and power?” Copeland said. “In a post-'Hamilton' world, the idea of diverse casting of historical characters is not new, certainly, but I was really excited to have the chance to illuminate universal aspects of the story through casting choices that included actors of color. Making the casting even more interesting is Copeland’s approach to casting the historical characters in the play. “But I hope people who may not necessarily be as familiar look at this play and get inspired to read some of his canon, maybe audition for a role in the Nashville Shakespeare Festival and become as big of nerds as I am.”
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“I’m sure the audience will have a good contingent of already-Shakespeare-lovers and theater buffs that are going to get all the puns, goofs and gags,” Leitess said. The movie Shakespeare in Love shows the business process of theater. The production features live music, stunning costumes, sword fights, a cute dog and Queen Elizabeth herself - a true celebration of the Bard’s work, says Leitess, who hopes the play inspires others to catch the “theater bug” like he did.
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