Georgia Shakespeare Presents LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST, Opens 6/25
Shakespeare's romantic comedy continues our 25th Anniversary Summer Festival. Love's Labour's Lost by William Shakespeare is directed by Janice Akers
The King of Navarre and three of his gentlemen swear off the company of women to commit themselves to three years of devout study. But when the French Princess arrives at court with her ladies-in-waiting... Well, you know what they say about the best laid plans.
One of Shakespeare's most resonant romantic comedies, Love's Labour's Lost perfects a formula that the modern sitcom and cinema strives to achieve.
Love's Labour's Lost opens this Friday, June 25.
$12 preview performance on Thursday, June 24.
Buy tickets online now, or call our Box Office at 404.264.0020.
Starring Associate Artists Brad Sherrill and Carolyn Cook, the show also features Georgia Shakespeare favorites Daniel Thomas May, Courtney Patterson, Park Krausen, Neal A. Ghant, and newcomer Brian Kurlander as the King of Navarre.
Love's Labour's Lost runs in repertory with Shrew: the Musical and King Lear through August 8. Visit our website to see a full rep schedule.
Opening Night Celebration
June 25 at 8:00 p.m.
Join us after Friday night's Opening Night performance for a meet-the-company reception on the terrace of the Conant Performing Arts Center.
Sip wine and nosh on dessert while chatting with the cast and crew of
Love's Labour's Lost and celebrating 25 years of Atlanta's best artists telling the world's greatest stories with Georgia Shakespeare.
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