ACT 1 Closes Season with MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING, 5/20-28
ACT 1 brings its successful 21st season to a close May 20-28, with Much Ado About Nothing, a Shakespearean comedy filled with wit, romance, and villainy. Brittany Carlton directs the show which is set in Messina, Italy.
Carlton's cast includes a lot of Nashville favorites: Amber Bray, Billy Rosenberg, Breck Wilhite, Doug Allen, Jack Chambers, Jeremy Maxwell, Jonathan Burgess, Katie Lane, Kelly Lapczynski, Lucas Womack, Misty Ayers-Miranda, Patrick Goedicke, Phil Brady, Randal Cooper and Russel Qualls.
Much Ado About Nothing runs for two weekends at Nashville's Darkhorse Theate, 4610 Charlotte Avenue, May 20-28. Curtain is at 7:30 p.m. Thursday through Saturday evenings, with a Sunday matinee at 2:30 p.m. on May 22. (Special signed performance on Sunday's matinee for Hearing Bridges) General admission tickets are $12 and are available through www.ticketsnashville.com or by calling (615) 726-2281. ACT 1 now takes Visa and Mastercard. Thursday evening and the Sunday matinee performances are free of charge to seventh through twelfth grade students.
For further information about ACT 1, visit the company website: www.ACT1online.com.
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