By William Shakespeare
Directed by David Sewell
Kicking off the 2006 summer season was is the show that argues life's better in the forrest away from the stresses of urban life. As You Like It is a comedy that examines love in all of crazy forms from love at first site to the "madness" it can drive people to. Rosalind, the daughter of the deposed Duke falls for Orlando but is made to go on the lam and is accompanied by her cousin Celia. Deep in the forrest life and love finds them while they help other couples along the way.
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Show Schedule
Wednesday, May 31, 9:30AM Ercel Webb School
Thursday, June 1 7:30PM, Kenilworth Library, Kenilworth, NJ
Friday, June 2 7:00PM, Pier A Park, Hoboken, NJ
Monday, June 5 7:00PM, Shipyard Park, Hoboken, NJ
Wednesday, June 7 - Anderson Park, Hackensack, NJ 7:30PM
Friday, June 9 7:00PM Van Vorst Park, Jersey City, NJ
Saturday, June 10 Stratford Public Library, Stratford, CT 2PM
Sunday, June 11 Ercel Webb Park, Jersey City, NJ 2PM
Monday, June 12 Sinatra Park, Hoboken, NJ 7PM
Wednesday, June 14 Anderson Park, Hackensack, NJ 7:30PM
Thursday, June 15 Ellsworth Park, Union City, NJ 8:00PM
Sunday, June 18, 20 & 21 Shetler Studios, 244 W54 St, 12 Floor, Studio 54 New York City 8PM
Cast


ADAM/HYMEN Victor Barranca


CHARLES/WILLIAM Theo Johnson


TOUCHSTONE McKey Carpenter


/DUKE SENIOR Drew Pagliari


CORIN/FIRST LORD Andrew Harriss


SILVIUS/SECOND LORD Bennett Harrell
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Reunion of sorts. Rosalind (Meghan Love) finds several poems on trees all speaking of love for Rosalind. They were written by Orlando who has also taken up refuge in the forrest and has taken to defacing trees with his longing. Above, Rosalind tests the seriousness of Orlando's devotion while keeping hers at bay.by pretending the young man Ganymede. She challenges Oralndo that love is a fterrible and trite condition. To prove it to him, she says Orlando must act toward "him" as if "he" were Rosalind.. Only by going through the motions can he see how futile his feelings are.
Kenilworth Public Library, Kenilworth, NJ