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Henry V, and Portia come alive - in scenes brought to the stage - by the Muses. All are clad in , elegant costumes designed by * Marie Scavetti.
Among several theatrical ~ innovations, the cast rotates in . the major roles, giving the young actors the opportunity to experience the sense of ensemble work characteristic of professional theatre work. For example, three actors: T; Mairead McLoughlin, Austen * Cloud, and Lee Klaus play - Henry V while Preslee Thomas, Tessa Crews and Skyler Owens play Juliet.
Devin Lindsey as Macbeth, Kim Sealock as one of the witches and Trusten Murrah as the apparition add mystery add magic to the play. Zack . Huff, Justin Smith, Jessica Boutte, and Sara Smoot provide the audience with background information on the scenes. Carolina Leonard, Amanda Puskar, Heather Smith, and Taven Murrah help the audience share the joys and sorrows of the story as fairies and jesters to the royal couple Prospero, (Norman Getsinger) and Memory, (Joan Getsinger).
Always a favorite comedy scene, the Rude Mechanicals from “A Midsummer Night’s Dream, ” who just can’t learn their lines, will be played by Wes Kitchen, Georgie Nunberg, Zack Huff and Justin Smith. They close the romp .with their portrayal of stage-struck everyday workers turned actors.
Enhanced by the spectacular lighting design of Carl Aplin, Joan of Arc, played by Kori Owens, Virginie Audrain, and Jessica Boutte shows her skill in fighting the Dauphin, but loses her life in dramatic, flaming execution. Set in the fantasy of Heather Puskar’s enchanted forest, the fairies and forest folk romp through the play and use their charm to engage the audience. Youngest of all, two-year old Lily Smith appears as the changeling child while Norman and Joan Getsinger hold court as the forest royalty. With intense coaching by Joyce Abell, each actor stretches their talent as they present telling aspects of these classical plays.
A sound design by RCHS student Matt Fitzgerald sets the tone for each scene and adds musical background for the dramatic moments. A technical crew including: Stephanie Mastri, Lindy Klaus, Sara Kitchen and Haley Owens, as well as behind-the-scene support of Dayna Nunberg, Joe Boutte, and Cherl Crews.
The public is invited to attend, not only once, but several times, to experience different interpretations by different actors. All performances are at Cliff and Lucile Miller’s School House in Sperryville. Nine performances are scheduled for Fridays, Saturdays, June 15, 16, 22, 23, 29, 30 at 7:00 and Sunday matinees, June 71,24, and July 1, at 3:00 .
There is no set ticket price, though $15 for adults and $5 for young people is suggested. The Rappahannock Repertory Company believes that community involvement and support with a donation of what you can or wish to offer is the key to the growth of the Company. Please email or call (540) 937-4727 and leave a message with your name, date and number of tickets you would like. Unless you are recontacted, this will confirm your space.
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