Behold: A Folk Music Cantata at Sweet Tea Shakespeare

Behold: A Folk Music Cantata

Our celebration of the winter season—part Gospel, part Sweet Tea magic—is an evening of communion meant to warm your hearts and focus your minds on Advent and Christmas. Featuring Andrew Peterson’s folk cantata Behold the Lamb of God rounded out with songs both traditional and new, Behold tells Old and New Testament stories with simplicity and grace, examining the lines between belief and disbelief during this time of joy and reflection.

Thursday, Friday, Saturday, December 6-8 & 13-15, 2018
7pm, Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, 1601 Raeford Road
Pay What You Will
ADVANCE RESERVED SEATING for season ticket holders and season sponsors - Email tickets@sweetteashakespeare.com to claim your place.

Beer and tea are available for purchase onsite, as will wine and seasonal cocktails.

Outside food and drink are not permitted.

Changes due to inclement weather will be announced on our website and Facebook page.

Parking is available onsite at Holy Trinity Episcopal Church.

Behold Cast List:
Music Director: Jacob French
Musicians: Dean Dibling, Jacob French, Rob Brown, Katelyn Brummel, Gabe Terry, Nick Miller.
Singers: Hannah Duncan, Jessica Osnoe, Marie Lowe, Tyler Graeper, Jennifer Czechowski, Joyce Borum, Nathan Pearce, Evan Bridenstine, Linda Flynn, Jeremy Fiebig, Tohry Petty, Traycie Kuhn- Zapata, Taj Allen.

About Sweet Tea Shakespeare:

MISSION STATEMENT
Sweet Tea Shakespeare celebrates the wonder of language, story, and stagecraft by engaging a diverse community with accessible, imaginative, magical theatre, inspired by Shakespeare and the early modern spirit, heightened by music, presence, familiarity, and fellowship.This season marks the fifth anniversary of Sweet Tea Shakespeare bringing great classic theater to Fayetteville and the surrounding communities.

About Sweet Tea Shakespeare:
Sweet Tea Shakespeare imagines, enacts, and embraces theatre in the spirit of Shakespeare and early modern performance as it seeks to employ the ingenuity and drive behind Shakespeare’s own company in all its endeavors.Sweet Tea Shakespeare imagines, enacts, and embraces theatre in the spirit of Shakespeare and early modern performance as it seeks to employ the ingenuity and drive behind Shakespeare’s own company in all its endeavors.



Ages: All Ages Welcome