Photo Flash: First Look at the Cast of Shakespeare & Company's LES FAUX PAS

The work of Jean-Baptiste Poquelin, better known to us as Molière, returns to the Rose Footprint Theatre (the Company produced Tartuffe on the Footprint last season) with a new adaptation of one of his sauciest plays, Les Faux Pas: or The Counter Plots. Director Jenna Ware, who also adapted the piece, pulls out all of the stops with this riotously funny play. Featuring a cast of 11 new-comers and Company favorites Jenne Jadow and Dana Harrison Les Faux Pas: or The Counter Plots kicks off the Bankside Festival. Press Opening is Saturday, July 6 at 5:30PM. Scroll down for a first look at the cast!

CAST: Company artist Jennie M. Jadow (The Learned Ladies 2012, As You Like It 2011) returns as Mascarille, her side-splitting role from our 2010 production of The Amorous Quarrel. She is joined by Caroline Calkins (currently Riotous Youth faculty and in A Midsummer Night's Dream at Edith Wharton's Home, The Mount; King Lear, The Venetian Twins), Dana Harrison (The Liar 2013, The Learned Ladies 2012, and As You Like It 2011), Sean Kazarian (Macbeth S&Co. NE Tour, Julius Caesar S&Co. NE Tour,Romeo and Juliet S&Co. NE Tour), Marcus Kearns (The Liar), Justin Weaks (The Venetian Twins 2011) and an equally talented ensemble of 9 other actors-many of whom have come up through the ranks of S&Co.'s lauded Education Program including, Joseph Ahmed (Riotous Youth faculty, Shakespeare & Young Company alumnus), Alexandra Allen (Education Program Apprentice), Kiki Bertocci (Riotous Youth and Fall Festival faculty and former Fall Festival participant), Max Dakin (Shakespeare & Young Company participant), and JoJo MacDonald (Shakespeare & Young Company past participant).

Multi-talented Company member and composer for Les Faux Pas, Andy Talen (Talen can be seen onstage this summer in both Love's Labour's Lost and Mother Courage), is no stranger to the popular Rose shows. He has collaborated with Ware on both The Amorous Quarrel and The Venetians Twins. With a recipe that includes pirates, clowns, sword fights, food fights, and hilariously-failed schemes, there is something for everyone in this madcap jaunt.

Tickets to Les Faux Pas: or The Counter Plots are FREE to students and $15 for adults. To view a complete schedule, receive a brochure, or inquire about other shows and discounts, call the Box Office at (413) 637-3353 or visit www.Shakespeare.org. For customized group visits-which may include artist talkbacks, tours, parties and catered events-contact the Group Sales office at (413) 637-1199, ext. 132.

Photo Credit: Enrico Spada

Photo Flash: First Look at the Cast of Shakespeare & Company's LES FAUX PAS
Sean Kazarian as Trufaldin. Costume by Stella Schwartz.

Photo Flash: First Look at the Cast of Shakespeare & Company's LES FAUX PAS
Caroline Calkins as Celie. Costume by Stella Schwartz.

Photo Flash: First Look at the Cast of Shakespeare & Company's LES FAUX PAS
Marcus Kearns as Andres. Costume by Stella Schwartz.

Photo Flash: First Look at the Cast of Shakespeare & Company's LES FAUX PAS
Joseph Ahmed as Leadner. Costume by Stella Schwartz.

Photo Flash: First Look at the Cast of Shakespeare & Company's LES FAUX PAS
Max Dakin as Ergaste. Costume by Stella Schwartz.

Photo Flash: First Look at the Cast of Shakespeare & Company's LES FAUX PAS
JoJo MacDonald as Messenger. Costume by Stella Schwartz.

Photo Flash: First Look at the Cast of Shakespeare & Company's LES FAUX PAS
Ally Allen as Jeanette. Costume by Stella Schwartz.

Photo Flash: First Look at the Cast of Shakespeare & Company's LES FAUX PAS
Brittany Morgan as Hippolyta. Costume by Stella Schwartz.

Photo Flash: First Look at the Cast of Shakespeare & Company's LES FAUX PAS
Kiki Bertocci as Pandolph. Costume by Stella Schwartz.

Photo Flash: First Look at the Cast of Shakespeare & Company's LES FAUX PAS
Dana Harrison as Anselm. Costume by Stella Schwartz.

Photo Flash: First Look at the Cast of Shakespeare & Company's LES FAUX PAS
Justin Weaks as Lelio. Costume by Stella Schwartz.

Photo Flash: First Look at the Cast of Shakespeare & Company's LES FAUX PAS
Jennie M. Jadow as Mascarill. Costume by Stella Schwartz.

Photo Flash: First Look at the Cast of Shakespeare & Company's LES FAUX PAS
Jennie M. Jadow as Mascarill. Costume by Stella Schwartz.

Photo Flash: First Look at the Cast of Shakespeare & Company's LES FAUX PAS
Cast of LES FAUX PAS

Photo Flash: First Look at the Cast of Shakespeare & Company's LES FAUX PAS
Cast of LES FAUX PAS

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Photo Flash: First Look at the Cast of Shakespeare & Company's LES FAUX PAS
Jennie M. Jadow, Justin Weaks, Dana Harrison

Photo Flash: First Look at the Cast of Shakespeare & Company's LES FAUX PAS
Sean Kazarian, Max Dakin, Marcus Kearns, Joseph Ahmed, Jennie M. Jadow

Photo Flash: First Look at the Cast of Shakespeare & Company's LES FAUX PAS
Jennie M. Jadow and Justin Weaks

Photo Flash: First Look at the Cast of Shakespeare & Company's LES FAUX PAS
Brittany Morgan and Jennie M. Jadow

Photo Flash: First Look at the Cast of Shakespeare & Company's LES FAUX PAS Cast of LES FAUX PAS

Photo Flash: First Look at the Cast of Shakespeare & Company's LES FAUX PAS
Brittany Morgan, JoJo MacDonald, Ally Allen, Dana Harrison

Photo Flash: First Look at the Cast of Shakespeare & Company's LES FAUX PAS
Sean Kazarian, Max Dakin, Marcus Kearns, Joseph Ahmed, Justin Weaks

Photo Flash: First Look at the Cast of Shakespeare & Company's LES FAUX PAS
Sean Kazarian, Max Dakin, Marcus Kearns, Joseph Ahmed, Justin Weaks

Photo Flash: First Look at the Cast of Shakespeare & Company's LES FAUX PAS
Justin Weaks and Joseph Ahmed

Photo Flash: First Look at the Cast of Shakespeare & Company's LES FAUX PAS
Max Dakin, Justin Weeks, Joseph Ahmed



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