2015 marks the 20th year of Elm Shakespeare’s mammoth productions in Edgerton Park.
To celebrate two decades of constant Shakespeare, they present:
“Twelfth Night (or, what you will)”
in all of its full comedic, tragic, raucous theatricality.
Twelfth Night – starring Lydia Barrett-Mulligan, Andrea Goldman, and Raphael Massie |
this ambitious set is built from the ground up, just for the show, in Edgerton Park |
The Elm Scholars (from area high schools) help build the sets, and also act on stage |
an enthusiastic audience attends every performance in the park |
Celebrating his 20th year as Founding Director, James Andreassi plays Sir Toby |
Raphael Massie has been part of many of Elm Shakespeare’s productions |
Shakespearean Spectacle In The Park |
Unwilling Rivals Square Off… |
a bonafide Shakespearean duel |
Paula Plum on stage in Twelfth Night |
Malvolio (Ray Massie) reads his letter… |
Action On Set! |
The Fool narrates the show for those of us who need to brush up on our Shakespeare |
Jacob Heimer as the singing fool, Feste |
Jeremy Funke & James Andreassi formidably disturb the peace in the park |
The Elm Scholars in a ‘Pop-Up’ performance on the New Haven Green |
The Elm Scholars in a ‘Pop-Up’ Performance at the Shubert Theater |
Playing now, through September 6 in Edgerton Park.
Best of all, it’s free (with donation suggested)
All Photographs © Mike Franzman
but sharing is enthusiastically encouraged