Theatre

One of the most historied Shakespeare theatre companies in the world takes on the Bard’s comedic masterpiece, exploring two wildly different romances, each wrapped in secrets and trickery. Co-founded by Sir Patrick Stewart in 1975, Actors From The London Stage embraces theatrical simplicity at its finest. Five actors take the stage, with minimal props and costumes, and direct themselves in a performance of a complete Shakespeare play, with each actor portraying multiple roles.

One of the most historied Shakespeare theatre companies in the world takes on the Bard’s comedic masterpiece, exploring two wildly different romances, each wrapped in secrets and trickery. Co-founded by Sir Patrick Stewart in 1975, Actors From The London Stage embraces theatrical simplicity at its finest. Five actors take the stage, with minimal props and costumes, and direct themselves in a performance of a complete Shakespeare play, with each actor portraying multiple roles.

Over the course of a parent-teacher conference, a grieving mother and an emotionally unsteady elementary school teacher have a volatile interaction about the tragic suicide of the mother’s son, Gidion. As his story is slowly uncovered, the women deal with feelings of guilt and shock, culminating in a conclusion that neither want to face.

This project is the final performance of Ryan Kirby’s 500 Independent Project in Directing. Performed by Peyton Mader ‘24 and Sara Massey ‘23. Directed by Ryan Kirby ‘22. Tickets available at the box office or at go/knot.

Over the course of a parent-teacher conference, a grieving mother and an emotionally unsteady elementary school teacher have a volatile interaction about the tragic suicide of the mother’s son, Gidion. As his story is slowly uncovered, the women deal with feelings of guilt and shock, culminating in a conclusion that neither want to face.

This project is the final performance of Ryan Kirby’s 500 Independent Project in Directing. Performed by Peyton Mader ‘24 and Sara Massey ‘23. Directed by Ryan Kirby ‘22. Tickets available at the box office or at go/knot.

Over the course of a parent-teacher conference, a grieving mother and an emotionally unsteady elementary school teacher have a volatile interaction about the tragic suicide of the mother’s son, Gidion. As his story is slowly uncovered, the women deal with feelings of guilt and shock, culminating in a conclusion that neither want to face.

This project is the final performance of Ryan Kirby’s 500 Independent Project in Directing. Performed by Peyton Mader ‘24 and Sara Massey ‘23. Directed by Ryan Kirby ‘22. Tickets available at the box office or at go/knot.

Over the course of a parent-teacher conference, a grieving mother and an emotionally unsteady elementary school teacher have a volatile interaction about the tragic suicide of the mother’s son, Gidion. As his story is slowly uncovered, the women deal with feelings of guilt and shock, culminating in a conclusion that neither want to face.

This project is the final performance of Ryan Kirby’s 500 Independent Project in Directing. Performed by Peyton Mader ‘24 and Sara Massey ‘23. Directed by Ryan Kirby ‘22. Tickets available at the box office or at go/knot.

Lali and Beng are held captive. They don’t know for how long or if anyone is looking for them. Playwright Winter Miller writes a story about intimacy, surrender, and the will to live. Starring Meili Huang ‘23 and Gabrielle Martin ‘21.5 in her 700-thesis work for Acting. Directed by Madison Middleton ‘22.5.

Content warning: depictions and references to violence and self-harm

Tickets can be purchased through the College Box Office.

Lali and Beng are held captive. They don’t know for how long or if anyone is looking for them. Playwright Winter Miller writes a story about intimacy, surrender, and the will to live. Starring Meili Huang ‘23 and Gabrielle Martin ‘21.5 in her 700-thesis work for Acting. Directed by Madison Middleton ‘22.5.

Content warning: depictions and references to violence and self-harm

Tickets can be purchased through the College Box Office.

Lali and Beng are held captive. They don’t know for how long or if anyone is looking for them. Playwright Winter Miller writes a story about intimacy, surrender, and the will to live. Starring Meili Huang ‘23 and Gabrielle Martin ‘21.5 in her 700-thesis work for Acting. Directed by Madison Middleton ‘22.5.

Content warning: depictions and references to violence and self-harm

Tickets can be purchased through the College Box Office.

Lali and Beng are held captive. They don’t know for how long or if anyone is looking for them. Playwright Winter Miller writes a story about intimacy, surrender, and the will to live. Starring Meili Huang ‘23 and Gabrielle Martin ‘21.5 in her 700-thesis work for Acting. Directed by Madison Middleton ‘22.5.

Content warning: depictions and references to violence and self-harm

Tickets can be purchased through the College Box Office.