Cynthia Shannon
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Nicole Galland:
What Shakespeare plays are you working on right now at the Martha's Vineyard Playhouse? What's the funnest part about being involved in them?
Nicole Galland
Hi Cynthia, sorry it took me a couple of days to get back to you, I'm sort of an idiot when it comes to technology... thanks for checking in to ask, though :-)
We recently did a 3-play cycle (Richard II and both parts of Henry IV - all in 90 minutes) that my colleague Chelsea McCarthy and I were very proud of. That's a wrap for Shakespeare for the Masses' Playhouse season (we'll start up again in the fall),
BUT:
For the Edgartown Public Library's Shakespeare Festival, we are doing Taming of the Shrew on Friday, April 29, at 7 pm.
AND
This summer in the Amphitheatre, my friend and fellow Bardophile is directing Much Ado About Nothing. If you're on the Vineyard do come see it!
The whole thing is such great fun, I honestly couldn't tell you what's best. It all feels best. I feel very lucky to work with such great talent.
We recently did a 3-play cycle (Richard II and both parts of Henry IV - all in 90 minutes) that my colleague Chelsea McCarthy and I were very proud of. That's a wrap for Shakespeare for the Masses' Playhouse season (we'll start up again in the fall),
BUT:
For the Edgartown Public Library's Shakespeare Festival, we are doing Taming of the Shrew on Friday, April 29, at 7 pm.
AND
This summer in the Amphitheatre, my friend and fellow Bardophile is directing Much Ado About Nothing. If you're on the Vineyard do come see it!
The whole thing is such great fun, I honestly couldn't tell you what's best. It all feels best. I feel very lucky to work with such great talent.
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if we read about past centuries, people use to have more aggressive pets, and they use to treat them like Gladiators but, now people shear more emotional attachment towards their pets. Do you think, the relationship between human and his pets( can be a little golden fish too) have evolved with the timeline of history?
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