Up-coming events
the comedy of errors by william shakespeare
Maggie’s Farm Theater is proud to announce its first play of the season...
The Comedy of Errors is a madcap tale of mistaken identity, where The Bard's glorious poetry and vaudevillion hijinx meet! Where funny blazers, rimshots, and rhymed couplets hold center stage. Antipholus (played by Michael Spegar) and his servant Dromio (played by Erin Denman), both of Syracuse, arrive in Ephesus, which turns out to be the home of their twin brothers, Antipholus of Ephesus (played by Cherri Macht) and his servant, Dromio of Ephesus (played by Ryan Newton Harris). Get ready for some highbrow, lowdown good fun as Maggie's Farm Theater presents Shakespeare's classic romp, The Comedy of Errors!
PERFORMANCES
October 6-23, Thursday, Friday, Saturday at 7 p.m, and Sunday at 5 p.m
General admission is $15-$18 and are available on Brown Paper Tickets, weekdays at the Lenox Office, or at the door
Lenox Little Theater, door #10, free parking is available in the back
The Comedy of Errors is a madcap tale of mistaken identity, where The Bard's glorious poetry and vaudevillion hijinx meet! Where funny blazers, rimshots, and rhymed couplets hold center stage. Antipholus (played by Michael Spegar) and his servant Dromio (played by Erin Denman), both of Syracuse, arrive in Ephesus, which turns out to be the home of their twin brothers, Antipholus of Ephesus (played by Cherri Macht) and his servant, Dromio of Ephesus (played by Ryan Newton Harris). Get ready for some highbrow, lowdown good fun as Maggie's Farm Theater presents Shakespeare's classic romp, The Comedy of Errors!
PERFORMANCES
October 6-23, Thursday, Friday, Saturday at 7 p.m, and Sunday at 5 p.m
General admission is $15-$18 and are available on Brown Paper Tickets, weekdays at the Lenox Office, or at the door
Lenox Little Theater, door #10, free parking is available in the back
About the director
Bryan Bevell is an actor and director currently living in Minnesota. He is probably best known for his work at the renowned Fritz Theater in San Diego, where he served variously as actor, director, producer, artistic director, associate artist, and advisor from 1992-2001. Bryan also helped conceive and create the long running new play festival, The Fritz Blitz of New Plays which ran from 1994-2008. His local directing credits include Lobby Hero (Jungle Theatre), Good Clown, Bad Clown (Illusion Theatre), The Sea-Wolf (Hardcover Theatre), The Designated Mourner (Intermedia Arts), Gangster No. 1 (ESC), Fnu Lnu (Mpls Fringe), The Fever (Bedlam), The Grand National (ESC), and Copenhagen (Workhouse Theatre).
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