American Globe Theatre Presents MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING 2/25-3/20
American Globe Theatre celebrates its' 22nd season as Times Square's longest running classical theatre with MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING, the well-beloved comedy by William Shakespeare.
Artistic Director and Shakespearean author John Basil directs.
WHAT: The bard is at his fun-loving best in this raucous comedy. It is a love story full of twists, turns, deception, conspiracy, jealousy and adventure. The play begins with the men returning victorious from war and the women are waiting and ready for romance. All is going smoothly until a jealous brother sets a devastating lie in motion. Suddenly rivals Beatrice and Benedick (who are Shakespeare's poster children for the battle of the sexes) find themselves joining forces to save an innocent girl. With sparkling wit and prose, MUCH ADO illustrates the beauty and complexity of human relationships.
FEATURING: A.J. Cote', Alicia Giangrisostomi, Chris Kateff, Liz Keefe, Taylor Miller, Rainard Rachele, Ryan Rinkel, Basil Rodericks, Chris Seiler, Brian Silliman, Joseph Small, Graham Stevens, Jay Stratton, Erica Swindell, RoBert Lee Taylor, Zac Walker, Nate Washburn, Warren Watson, Amy Young
WHEN: February 25-March 20
Thurs.-Sat. @ 7:30 pm
Sunday @ 3:00 pm
TICKETS: $18
GALA on Sat. March 12 @ 6:00 pm, which includes Wine and H'ordourves, Dessert Reception & Silent Auction tickets: $60
WHERE: American Globe Theatre
145 West 46 Street, located in the Church of St. Mary the Virgin
RSVP: 212-869-9809 or www.theatermania.com
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