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Summer Cast Announcement …

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The wait is over. Casting is complete for GreenStage’s FREE Shakespeare in the Park summer season and putting this company together was the best part of this spring. You’ll see beloved GreenStage veterans alongside fresh faces making their park debut. We can’t wait for you to meet them this summer.

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The Winter’s Tale

Directed by Erin Day

Once upon a time, love and friendship ruled the lands of Sicilia and Bohemia. Until King Leontes’ jealousy sets off a series of fantastical events that consumes his wife, Hermione, and dear friend, Bohemia’s King Polixenes. Sixteen years later, a young shepherdess, Perdita, has the power to fulfill the oracle’s prophecy, reunite a family, and restore the land to peace and harmony in Shakespeare’s romantic tale of renewal, redemption, and the transformative power of time.

Cast List

Rain Anderson: Perdita

Brandon Brown: Camillo

Ryan Crome: Ensemble

Tony Driscoll: Autolycus

Lauren Erwin: Ensemble

Olivia Ockey Goodwin: Hermione

Marc “Mok” Moser: Ensemble

Eric Newman: Antigonus

Levi Redmill: Florizel

Monty Rozema: Clown

Dan Ruiz Salvatura: Polixenes

Sean Patrick Taylor: Shepherd

Nicole Vernon: Paulina

Daniel Wood: Leontes

Coriolanus

Directed by Linda Lombardi

In a deeply divided country, a fierce warrior seeks political office. But being consul requires Coriolanus use the art of compromise and flattery, not the art of war. When his pride and contempt for the people ignites the volatile relationship between the haves and have-nots, Coriolanus joins forces with Aufidius and the Volscian army. Rome’s greatest warrior becomes her greatest threat in Shakespeare’s most political play about pride, power, and identity.

Cast List

Denice Arbacauskas: Ensemble

Mary Murfin Bayley: Volumnia

Isaac Boekelheide: Ensemble

Adrian Cerrato: Cominius

Bob Downing: Menenius

Samuel Edgren: Aufidius

Zo Eisenbrey: Brutus

Tod Harrick: Ensemble

Tom Livingston: Sicinius

Huzaifah Malik: Citizen 1/Young Martius

Phillip M. Meyer: Coriolanus

Atlas Peak: Virgilia

Hannah Wang: Citizen 2/Valeria

Li Wessel: Lartius

Backyard Bard

Directed by Garth Ball

The Tempest

Exiled on a mysterious island, usurped Duke Prospero conjures a storm to shipwreck his enemies and finally get his revenge. When his daughter Miranda falls in love with a stranded prince, Prospero must choose between his past and her future. And even the sorcery of the island is no match for the power of young love. Magic, romance, and supernatural creatures cast their spell in Shakespeare’s wondrous masterpiece about redemption and the power of forgiveness.

The Two Noble Kinsmen

Nothing turns best friends into bitter rivals like a love triangle. Arcite and Palamon soon learn that the hard way when they both fall for the same woman. But before they can woo Emilia, they have to get out of prison. Condemned by Theseus but aided by the Jailer’s Daughter, the only solution is a winner-takes-all duel. Based on Chaucer’s “The Knight’s Tale,” and written with John Fletcher, Shakespeare’s final play probes the conflict between our desires and our destiny—even as it pokes fun at the lengths we go to in the name of love.