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Operating as usual
On the island? Come see Romeo & Juliet at White Heron Theatre Company!
Call us at (508) 228-2156 or email [email protected] For ticket information, call our box office at (508) 825-5268 or email [email protected]
Happy Opening to the Romeo & Juliet team! White Heron Theatre Company
Happy first preview to the cast of Romeo & Juliet, tonight at 7:30pm at White Heron Theatre Company!
For a Shakespearean tragedy, “Romeo and Juliet” has been adapted every which way — and loose. It was famously turned into a Broadway
Ruby Wolf as Juliet and Alec Funiciello as Romeo in "Romeo & Juliet" Photo: Michael & Suz Karchmer
All photos by Michael & Suz Karchmer
All photos by Michael & Suz Karchmer
Some photos of our recent production of Romeo&Juliet at Lincoln Center Education
Hello again, friend! My little theater company, Psittacus Productions, recently created a brand new adaptation of Shakespeare’s Romeo & Juliet. Commissioned by Lincoln Center Education, o…
Coming in 2016! Click for booking info: http://www.folger.edu/first-folio-tour
Happy closing at Lincoln Center Education, friends. It's been a wild ride, and will get wilder still next week at Lincoln Center Theater. "A Tale Told By An Idiot," y'all! #Shakespeare #Macbeth #flashlights
"A Tale Told By An Idiot" continues at Lincoln Center Education. Meanwhile, follow us on Twitter: @PsittacusCo
Happy Opening, everyone! Message us to come see our "A Tale Told By An Idiot" at Lincoln Center Education.
College undergrads! Join Gregory E. Hoffman and Psittacus's own Louis Butelli this summer in beautiful Lake Tahoe for a 3-week immersive course in performing the works of William Shakespeare. Be in touch with us for more info!
Swords and Shakespeare Workshop Summer 2015
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Happy birthday to us! 5 years ago, we incorporated in Los Angeles. A lot happening this year. Stay tuned!
A blog post from Louis Butelli about Mary Stuart and the British monarchy! Blog it up!
Hello once again from your pal Louis Butelli. Here at Folger Theatre, we are currently two weeks into our rehearsal period for Friedrich Schiller’s play Mary Stuart, which begins previews on Januar...
A blog post from Louis Butelli on references to actors and acting in Shakespeare's plays.
Hello again from your pal Louis Butelli, currently playing Cassius in Folger Theatre’s Julius Caesar. We’re in the home stretch: we must close on December 7. Come on down and see us! One of the fa...
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2014 BroadwayWorld South Carolina Awards
A blog post from Louis Butelli about Julius Caesar, Memory, and author, YouTube sensation, and educator John Green. Give it a click!
Hi again from your pal Louis Butelli. Here at Folger Theatre, we are coming to the end of our rehearsal period for Robert Richmond’s production of Julius Caesar, and are preparing to enter technica...
A blog post from Louis Butelli with rehearsal video from Julius Caesar at Folger Theatre, down the street from the US Capitol.
Hello! It’s your friend Louis Butelli here. I’ll be playing Cassius in Robert Richmond’s upcoming production of Julius Caesar at Folger Theatre. We begin previews on October 28th, and tickets are o...
Chas LiBretto's play "Laodamiad" opens tonight at Schapiro Theatre (605 w 115th st) at 7:30. Directed by Hunter Bird and starring Kea Trevitt, Quinn Rol, and Don Burroughs. Hope some of you can make it -- it takes its inspiration from a fragmentary Euripides play called "Protesilaos." See if you can spot the Euripides lines!
A blog post from Louis Butelli on "Epicureanism."
Stranger, here you will do well to tarry; here our highest good is pleasure -Inscription over the gate to Epicurus’s Garden Hello again from your fri...
A blog post by Louis Butelli on Returning to the Folger as Cassius!
For ever, and for ever farewell, Brutus! / If we do meet again, we'll smile indeed -Cassius, V.i Hello again from your friend Louis Butelli. I’ll be returning to the Folger Theatre this fall to pla...
A blog post from Louis Butelli on Ferguson, ISIS, and "Julius Caesar."
Hello again! Your pal Louis Butelli here with the second in a series of blog posts in advance of Folger Theatre’s upcoming production of Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar. Recently, I wrote about a recen...
A blog post from Louis Butelli on Ira Glass's Tweet.
Hello once again from your friend Louis Butelli. The folks here at the Folger Production Diary have asked me to contribute some late summer entries before rehearsals begin for the Folger’s upcoming...
For your health
My god, Titus Andronicus. Points for volume and creativity.
"Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow" we play our MACBETH: A Tale Told By An Idiot at Lincoln Center Education. We're nervous, but we're proud and excited. Thanks to all!
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Like a bat out of Hell I’ll be gone when the morning comes.
When the night is over like a bat out of Hell
I’ll be gone, gone, gone!
(A TALE TOLD BY AN IDIOT is at Lincoln Center's Clark Studio on July 15th!)
Don’t get us wrong, we love ‘Hamlet’ and ‘Romeo and Juliet,’ but ‘Macbeth’ has GOTTA be our favorite Shakespeare play. Here are easily the best lines from the bard’s darkest, most tragic work.
Come see our show next Friday! Tix: http://bit.ly/1l5ziPa
Story of the Week: General Macbeth
Every Monday The Library of America will feature a free Story of the Week. It could be anything: a short work of fiction, a character sketch, an essay, a journalist’s dispatch, a poem. What is certain is that it will be memorable, because every story is from one of the hundreds of classic books of A…
#tbt one of our earliest rehearsals -- "A Tale Told by an Idiot" in June 2010 (it's coming back in a new version this July).
http://bit.ly/1magu0k Krotos, Simos, Silenus, Maron, Komos. Tix: http://bit.ly/1l5ziPa #cyclops
If you're scanning through your Twitter recently, you've probably seen many variations of the
Cyclops: A Rock Opera composer Landon Marcus has been kind enough to give a little insight into his process. Enjoy these demos, recorded when the beast was not much more than a glimmer in the eye!
Original Demos from "Cyclops: A Rock Opera." Music by Landon Marcus featuring Ben Sherman. Lyrics by Landon Marcus and Chas Libretto. Story by Chas Libretto, Landon Marcus and Louis Butelli.
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