Hamlet Isn't Dead to Present A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM

Welcome to Athens, one of the world's oldest cities! In its time this city has seen countless stories of love and betrayal, but none quite like this one. The tangled knot of four young lovers threatens to unravel the difficult preparations of a royal wedding. Elsewhere, a band of would-be actors plan to create the greatest show the world has ever seen. They all descend into the forest, but little do they know that it won't be only filled with mortal beings this night: the faerie king and queen have their own disputes to resolve!

In this production, Hamlet Isn't Dead highlights the lightness and musicality of one of Shakespeare's most beloved plays. Featuring harmonic renditions of classic and modern tunes and an immersive, playful style, this is one show that you won't want to miss! Remember, with Hamlet Isn't Dead, it's theatre you'll love, whether you like it or not.

Show Dates:

Saturday, June 25 @ 2:00PM (Preview--Open Dress)

Sunday, June 26 @ 6:00PM (Press night)

Wednesday, June 29 @ 8:00PM (Opening)

Thursday, June 30 @ 8:00PM

Friday, July 1 @ 8:00PM

Saturday, July 2 @ 2:00PM

Saturday, July 2 @ 8:00PM (Closing)

Run Time: Approx. Two Hours with one intermission

Cast:

Francis Flute: Cameron Draper

Hippolyta/Titania: Una Eggerts

Helena: Erin Etheridge

Hermia: Megan Greener*

Lysander: Matt Kleckner

Demetrius: Travis Klemm*

Nick Bottom: David Andrew Laws*

Tom Snout: Michael Luca

Peter Quince: Josh Mahaffey

Egeus/Puck: Rhys McClelland

Theseus/Oberon: Kevin Percival

Robin Starveling: Ian Fields Stewart

*denotes Hamlet Isn't Dead company member

Production Team:

Director: James Rightmyer, Jr

Stage Manager: Vanessa Joyce

General Manager/Assistant Director: Megan Mahaffey

Technical Director: Nathan Luttrull

Marketing Director: Adina Kayton

Production Coordinator: Shaina Morgan

Graphic Designer: Josh Stauffer

Hamlet Isn't Dead is New York City's 285th-best Shakespeare-related theatre troupe. Founded in 2013, they are dedicated to presenting the works of William Shakespeare in chronological order, from Two Gentlemen of Verona to Two Noble Kinsmen. Their work focuses on simplicity of design and greatness of talent, believing that the stories Shakespeare told have survived the past few centuries for a reason. It's good theatre done by good actors for good audiences.