| Living, Breathing Shakespeare at the West Hartford Public Library |
Members of Capital Classics’ artistic staff lead a series of discussions on four of
Shakespeare’s key works. Topics include: major themes, character motives and
actors’ insights into performing Shakespeare.
Shakespeare’s key works. Topics include: major themes, character motives and
actors’ insights into performing Shakespeare.
• September 16, 2009 - Romeo & Juliet
led by Capital Classics Artistic Director Laura Sheehan
• November 18, 2009 - Hamlet
led by Capital Classics Artistic Associate Michael Nowicki
• January 20, 2010 - Macbeth
led by Capital Classics Artistic Associate Geoffrey Sheehan
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- • May 5, 2010 - A Midsummer Night’s Dream
led by Capital Classics Artistic Director Laura Sheehan and
Artistic Associate Geoffrey Sheehan
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| Women Writers Series Staged readings of brand new plays |
| Capital Classics presents staged readings of two new plays: The Woman Behind the Man Behind the Podium Making the Apology by Capital Classics' Artistic Director Laura Sheehan Code Red, or The Last Day at Dick High by Jeanne Zaino Carol Autorino Center at Saint Joseph College 6:30 PM - Free Admission |