A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM To Feature LGBTQ Storyline at Shakespeare on the Deck
Shakespeare on the Deck's A Midsummer Night's Dream is back featuring an LGBTQIA+ focused storyline. This electrifying and sold out production returns to the DECK- where four runaway lovers go to meet, gender defying fairies dispute, and a group of hard working women rehearse a play. Amongst these unlikely groups runs a mischievous Puck, armed with a wicked sense of humour and love potion capable of making anyone fall for the first person they set eyes upon. What could go wrong?
Staged in this uniquely personal setting, Artistic Director Mikey Mulhearn, promises to invoke and ignite the rowdy spirit of 1605 in this naughty, tender, and transgressive piece. The production features Music by Jon Chamberlain, Fight Direction by Celina Surniak, Make-up by Kristin Andersson, Movement by Kesley Dougherty, and Stage Management by Jessica Morrison. Graphic Design by Taylor Wichrowski.
This isn't your Grandma's Shakespeare....but she'll still love us. Our Mission at Shakespeare on the Deck is to celebrate and enhance our understanding of ourselves and others through affordable, communal, and innovative experiences of classical theatre.
Performance: August 22nd at 8pm
Deck Opens: 7pm
Tickets: FREE
All tickets at shakesonthedeck.com
Run Time: 2 hours with one 15 minute interval
Location: The Sundeck of The Kimpton Everly Hotel
1800 Yucca Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90028
Parking: Ample street and metered parking is available within the area
$9 validation with the hotel valet is available with purchase of a ticket.
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