This weekend and the next are your last chances for catching 3rd Act Theatre Company’s Drunk Classics: Much Ado About Drinkin’. A Shakespearean comedy with a drunken twist adapted by Kate Adams and directed by Dakota Lee Bryant, the cast of eight is ready to engage. The rules are simple: patrons vote on one cast […]
Much Ado About Nothing
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A Bethany theater gives aspiring actors of all ages and experience levels a place to hone their craft
Founder Audra Faust believes this is the first time Bethany has had its own theater company.
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Oklahoma Shakespeare in the Park opens its 33rd season with The Taming of the Shrew
A diverse selection of comedies highlights the theater company’s 2017 offerings.
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“We have a lot of different options now,” she said. “We’ve always held down the classical fort. We still feel really solid about our mission.”
“We have a lot of different options now,” she said. “We’ve always held down the classical fort. We still feel really solid about our mission.”
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‘Much Ado,’ indeed
One of the Bard’s most beloved romantic comedies, “Much Ado About Nothing” tells the story of two couples, one comprised of marriage-averse Benedick and Beatrice, the other of all-too-eager young lovers Claudio and Hero. Through the meddling of others, both sets are duped in different ways. Timothy Berg plays blowhard bachelor-for-life Benedick. His initial pomposity […]
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My funky valentine
Not everyone is entrenched in coupledom. The downtown Metropolitan Library, 300 Park Ave., hosts Book of Love, a free, speed-dating social for ages 25 to 45, from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Thursday. Guys will be seated at stations while ladies rotate through every five minutes. At the end of the night, cards will be turned […]