Photos: Check Out Photos From Opening Night of PERICLES in Clark Park
With a troupe of tumbling and swirling circus performers, SCP brings to life Pericles' windswept tale of shipwrecks, chivalry and family finally found.
This summer, Shakespeare in Clark Park is back in full swing! This July 28th - August 1st, they present Pericles: Prince of Tyre at 7pm nightly. They're thrilled to be able to perform in their home base after the hiatus last summer. This outdoor presentation is free and open to the public. Distanced seating will be available, but limited. Reservations are encouraged.
Check out photos of opening night of Pericles below!
The story starts with an innocent riddle. But when clever Pericles uncovers the horrifying truth, he flees the land of Antioch and sets in motion an adventure full of love, peril and perseverance that reverberates across three nations. With a troupe of tumbling and swirling circus performers, SCP brings to life Pericles' windswept tale of shipwrecks, chivalry and family finally found. Directed by Carly L. Bodnar, with costumes by Asaki Kuruma, lighting by Sydney Norris, and scenic design by Marie Laster.
For more information about all events this summer, visit shakepeareinclarkpark.org.
Photo credit: Kyle Cassidy
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Jo Vito Ramirez, Kaitlin Chin, Elena Nahrmann (aerial), Lisa Villamil, Owen Corey, Rob Cutler
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