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Richmond Shakespeare Festival 2008
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The RSF 2008 is now on sale! Shows take place from June 12 - August 3, Thursday through Sunday evenings.
All performances begin at 8:00pm.
Bring a picnic! The gates open at 7:00pm, and the Festival Young Company entertains on the grounds. For telephone sales, dial 1-866-BARD-TIX (227-3849) and ask for the play you want to see! |
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Richmond Shakespeare Theatre Second Presbyterian Church |
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Our downtown season runs October through April in the chapel of Second Presbyterian Church, at Five North Fifth Street in Richmond, Virginia.
INDOOR SEASON:
(see calendar)
Previous shows this season, now closed:
"All the world’s a stage…" by William Shakespeare March 27 - April 20, 2008
(No show April 12.) For the first time in ten years, Richmond Shakespeare audiences will enjoy the company’s trademark five-actor style with the show that started it all. In 1997, As You Like It became the very first Shakespeare the company produced, playing to more than 8,000 people in small venues all across Virginia. It’s everything wonderful about Shakespeare: a beloved comedy full of music, women dressing as men, mistaken identities, romance, sheep, and one of the most famous lines ever spoken on a stage. As You Like It delves into the very meaning of love, into what fascinates us about the theatre and what intrigues us about life itself. All audiences.


Nov 29 – Dec 23, 2007
Adapted for the stage by Grant Mudge and Cynde Liffick
part of Acts of Faith |
SUMMER FESTIVAL,
2008:
The Compleat Wrks of Wilm Shakspr (Abridged)
June 12-29, 2008
Directed by Matt Ellis
As You Like It, by William Shakespeare
TWO WEEKS ONLY
July 2-13, 2008
Associate Artistic Director Andrew Hamm's immensely popular indoor production is brought to Agecroft Hall. RS will expand the cast from five actors to fourteen, and invite you back for all the fun, love, music and delightful comedy you loved so much.
BACK FOR THE SEQUEL...
People couldn't stop talking about the first one.
The crticially acclaimed team is back:
Henry IV, Part Two (The History Cycle)
July 17-August 3, 2008
Reuniting the team:
Master of Play: James Alexander Bond
Master of Verse JoAnne Zipay.
Jack Parrish returns as King Henry,
London actor Phil Brown as Prince Hal, Artistic Director Grant Mudge and Richmond's own Daryl Clark Phillips as Sir John Falstaff.
And off the bench...
Richmond favorite David Bridgewater returns to RS
for the first time in twelve years to play Pistol, and the company's own Cynde Liffick will play Doll Tearsheet.
Performances take place in the courtyard at
500 year-old Agecroft Hall in Richmond,
Virginia. 4305 Sulgrave Avenue.
Click for Directions to the Summer Festival:
Agecroft Hall - 4305 Sulgrave Rd, 23221 