Shakespeare and the Art of the Word - Metropolitan Ensemble Theatre

The Library continues its 10th season of Script-in-Hand performances and more than six months of special programming surrounding one of the cultural events of the year – an exhibit featuring a rare, nearly four-centuries-old First Folio collection of Shakespeare’s plays. Karen Paisley, the Metropolitan Ensemble Theatre’s producing artistic director, created this collage of readings of some of Shakespeare’s greatest text, images of the text from the First Folio, and scene enactments. The production highlights popular and well-known passages while flushing out older more obscure ones and hopefully introducing and reintroducing Shakespeare in a visceral and exciting way. All First Folio-related events are made possible by a generous contribution from the David W. Newcomer IV and Gene Ann Newcomer Family Foundation Fund, in memory of Gene Ann’s brother, Professor John Klier.
This event is co-sponsored by: Metropolitan Ensemble Theatre
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<p>In the third season of the <strong>Script-in-Hand </strong>series of stage performances, the Kansas City Public Library and <strong>Metropolitan Ensemble Theatre</strong> prese...
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Shakespeare and the Art of the Word - Metropolitan Ensemble Theatre

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