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An exuberant cast of the young, and the young at heart, gleefully performed an ingenious script of the works of Shakespeare, written and directed by Charlene JamesDuguid, at The SchoolHouse in SpenyviDe this past weekend. For two more weekends you have the opportunity to see The Rappahannock Repertory Theater create the excitement of the old bard. Muses, witches and elves will dance their way into your hearts. The compelling performance of Macbeth by Devin Lindsay and skilled stage combat by the cast will leave you on the edge of your seat. Performances by Norman and Joann Getsinger are an inspiration to us all! You will feast your eyes on the costumes and set design by Marie Scavetti. Produced by Heather Puskar and supported by many volunteers, this is a community performance not to be missed. Performances are at 7 p.m. on Friday and Saturday nights and at 3 p.m. on Sunday afternoons. No set admission fee. Your donation will be appreciated.
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