Photo Flash: First Look at Seattle Shakespeare's LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST
By: BWW News Desk Mar. 13, 2013
Seattle Shakespeare's LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST by William Shakespeare runs at Seattle Center's Center Theatre, opening March 15 and playing through April 7, 2013, directed by Jon Kretzu. BroadwayWorld has a first look at the cast in action below!
In this exuberant romantic comedy youthful idealism gets derailed by love. The King of Navarre and his buddies have plans to immerse themselves in their studies swearing off earthy pursuits - namely girls. After the Princess of France arrives with her ladies on a diplomatic mission, the young men's hearts melt along with their brainy resolve. Playful pranks, witty wordplay and moony wooing give way to more serious matters that reveal the cost of real love.
Center Theatre, Seattle Center, is located at 305 Harrison Street, Seattle, WA. The production runs Wednesday-Fridays 7:30 PM; Saturdays 2:00 PM & 7:30 PM; and Sundays 2:00 PM & 7:30 PM. For tickets and information, call (206) 733-8222 or visit www.seattleshakespeare.org.
Photo Credit: John Ulman
Brandon J. Simmons as Mercade
David Quicksall as Don Armado and Donna Wood as Jacquenetta
David Quicksall as Don Armado and Mickey Rowe as Moth
Kayla Lian as Rosaline, Samara Lerman the Princess of France, Rebecca Olson as Katharine, and Allie Pratt as Maria
Kayla Lian as Rosaline and Paul Stuart as Berowne
Mike Dooly as Costard and Donna Wood as Jacquenetta
Allan Armstrong as Holofernes, Kevin Bordi as Dull, and George Mount as Sir Nathaniel
Rebecca Olson as Katharine, Scott Ward Abernethy as Boyet and Samara Lerman as the Princess of France
Paul Stuart as Berowne and Jason Sanford as the King of Navarre
Jay Myers as Dumain, Paul Stuart as Berowne, Jonathan Crimeni as Longaville, and Jason Sanford as the King of Navarre
Rebecca Olson as Katharine, Allie Pratt as Maria, Samara Lerman as the Princess of France, and Kayla Lian as Rosaline
George Mount as Sir Nathaniel, David Quicksall as Don Armado and Allan Armstrong as Holofernes
Jonathan Crimeni, Jason Sanford, Jay Myers, and Paul Stuart disguised as Russians with Scott Ward Abernethy as Boyet
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