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Freehold's Engaged Theatre Program Presents an Open Rehearsal of Henry IV
Laboratory Investigation
You are invited to a
An Open Rehearsal of Shakespeare's Henry IV
which will tour in 2014 as a part of
Freehold's Engaged Theatre program
Henry IV
Wednesday, July 10, 8:00 pm
Penthouse Theatre
on the University of Washington Campus
This event is SOLD OUT but we are taking names for a waiting list. Please contact us via our contact page to be added to our waiting list for the July 10th show:
http://www.freeholdtheatre.org/contact
This event is Pay What You Can at the door.
All donations received will go toward supporting our tour.
This summer we are workshopping Shakespeare's Henry IV directed by Robin Lynn Smith.
Our exceptional cast includes: Geof Alm, Kristina Austin, Trevor Boykin, Christine Marie Brown, Grace Carmack, Peter Crook, Steve Gallion, Reginald Andre Jackson, Jessica Jobaris, Anna Kasabyan, Andrew McGinn, Richard Padro, Carter Rodriguez, Rhonda J. Soikowski, Andy Tribolini, and Jesse Sherfey-Hinds. Original music will be composed by Engaged Theatre veteran Gino Yevdjevich.
Our Engaged Theatre program tours professional productions to the larger community playing for audiences who may not otherwise have an opportunity to take part in art. Attempting to realize the power of the theatrical event to bring about extraordinary communion between audience and performer is at the core of Freehold's mission. In 2014, our production of Shakespeare's Henry IV
will tour to our partner organizations including Harborview, Monroe Men's Correctional Complex, Washington Correctional Center for Women, New Futures, Echo Glen Juvenile Detention Center, and Joint Base Lewis-McChord.
Our event on July 10 is a great opportunity for YOU to see the work in process and be part of the telling of one of Shakespeare's most compelling and popular works. At the Open Rehearsal, you will get a chance to witness our exceptional actors' exploration of the play AND give your own feedback, too. Your feedback will be essential in informing the development of our work on Henry IV as we prepare for our full production in 2014.
Shakespeare's Henry IV (a new cutting by Reginald Andre Jackson) looks at the human necessity and ability to reinvent ourselves; asks how do we find the courage to break out of conventions that trap us and deaden our perception. A multi generational coming of age story, Henry IV characters are butting up against conventions of power, loyalty, honor, and leadership that are at odds with their human experience.
We look forward to sharing this workshop of Henry IV with you.
To reserve a ticket:
Brown Paper Tickets
This performance is Pay What You Can at the door.
All donations received will go toward supporting our tour.
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LocationUniversity of Washington Penthouse Theatre (View)
NE 45th St & 17th Ave NE
Seattle, WA 981245
United States
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