T.S. Eliot said that "April is the cruelest month" but the folks at Cape May Stage feel that November can be the cruelest month and, so, they mounted a very funny play suitable for the whole family called The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) that plays through November 20th! In celebration of Veterans’ Day, PNC Arts Alive has sponsored a Veterans’ Night on November 11 with special discounts for all veterans and their families.
The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) is a three-person parody of all of Shakespeare's plays in ninety minutes. You don't need to know a thing about Shakespeare as these improvisational comedians take you on a roller coaster ride that is all mayhem. Prepare to laugh yourself silly as this piece makes no pretense of being anything but a good time. PNC Arts Alive has sponsored a "Pay-What-You-Can" matinee on November 14 at 3PM, so everybody can enjoy these antics. Everybody needs a pick-me-up in November and this play provides a jolt of adrenaline!Coming up, the performance on November 19 will include a sign language interpreter for the deaf community. It is fascinating to watch the American Sign Language interpreter at the side of the stage signing the words of the play (even for hearing audience members). Cape May Stage brought in a Guest Director who is the Artistic Director of the Colonial Shakespeare Festival. Harland Meltzer is a respected Shakespearean director who is having fun taking a break from the serious stuff to use his vast knowledge in pursuit of a cheap laugh! Artistic Director Roy Steinberg has known Harland Meltzer for decades and has directed at Harland's theatre on numerous occasions. They both love good actors and Harland has assembled a first rate cast to entertain Cape May Stage audiences.
A very exciting event is happening this week in New York and Cape May! On Friday, November 12 at 2 PM, the Drama Book Shop at 250 West 40 Street in Manhattan will host a reading and book signing of the publication of Class by Charles Evered. Cape May Stage acting intern Meghan Hoffman (seen in Romantic Fools and Cape May Kids) will join Artistic Director Roy Steinberg in reading excerpts from the play. The author will fly in from California to sign copies of this text, which lists Cape May Stage as having produced the world premiere! The event will be repeated at Cape May Stage on Sunday, November 14 at noon. Both events are FREE and open to the public.So get out your calendars and find a time to see The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) and come to the reading of Class by Charles Evered which is published by Broadway Play Publishing, Inc. People are talking about Cape May Stage all over the country. See what all the buzz is about! Call 884-1341 or go online to capemaystage.com to reserve your seats right now!
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