Griffith Park Free Shakespeare Festival's Independent Studio to Present MACBETH, 4/13-5/12
In anticipation of opening Macbeth as the centerpiece of its summer season, Griffith Park Free Shakespeare Festival is exploring Shakespeare's complex tale of inappropriate desire and dire consequences in the Independent Studio.
The production will be trying out new ideas throughout the run, and at each performance the team will be inviting you to share your thoughts and impressions, including an interactive art installation: The Nightmare Floor. Share with us your darkest dreams by writing them on the stage before the performance. Your fears will be the very ground we're walking on.
After the show, join us for a discussion about the play while you enjoy the night's signature cocktail, a cup of Witch's Brew.
The performance features Luis Galindo as Macbeth...and plenty of blood.
Macbeth will run April 13 - May 12, Saturdays & Sundays at 5:00 p.m., Tickets $20 ($15 for students) at www.iscla.org or call (818) 710-6306. All performances take place in the Independent Studio, 3191 Casitas Ave. #168, Los Angeles.
With: Richard Azurdia*, Benny Briggs, Matt Callahan, Danny Campbell, Melissa Chalsma, Joseph Culliton*, Thomas Ehas*, Luis Galindo*, Aisha Kabia*, Rudy Marquez, André Martin*, Brandon Massey, Erik Mathew*, Ashley Nguyen, Dana Pollak, Sean Pritchett*, Bernadette Sullivan*, Erwin Tuazon, Stage Manager: Laura Rin*, Assistant Stage Manager: Karen Zumsteg, Direction: David Melville
*Member, Actors' Equity Association.
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