Write Act Repertory's A Midsummer Night's Dream Labyrinth Th

Write Act Repertory Theatre presents a re-telling of Shakespeare's classic "A Midsummer Night's Dream" with a "Nature vs. Man" twist. The romantic adventures of two sets of couples are complicated by their entrance into the fairyland woods where the King and Queen of the Fairies preside with the impish folk character Robin Goodfellow (Puck) plying his trade. When a bumptious band of "rude mechanicals" stumble into the main doings, the supernatural world collides with the real world...and Nature decides what is best used or discarded when, and if, the blessings are bestowed upon mankind. Come see it in Hollywood, CA. more info at www.writeactrep.org

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[offyonder]

Nice... I must be getting old... I could barely keep up with all the cuts! Costumes and stage look great.

[WriteActRepertory]

Nooo, you're not getting old. It's very intentional, the cutting style.

[thegirlsgotcurls]

what songs were used in this?

[DaveLoneRanger]

It's not just you.

[scrapsflippy]

I forgot to mention the masks! They were created by the very talented Wendy Gough, who also plays Titania!

[scrapsflippy]

The very talented Christopher Payne!

[davinstarr]

sweet. everyone should see this version of the show. reminds me of the old labyrinth and dark crystal style of films. truly awesome vision from the director.

[cpmills]

Who did that awesome makeup??

[scrapsflippy]

Yes they are! Jackie did a pheonominal job.

Set design is Paul Eppelston.

Lights by Connie-Lynne Villani.

Make-up and wigs by Christopher Payne.

The design team really brought their A game, and have created a lavish world in which we lucky actors get to play!

[elinackerman]

are those custumes created by Jackie DiGiovanni?

They are fabulous!!