Kicking off our 50th season,
Staten Island Shakespearean Theatre is raising
Play for the Plays is only five days away and we can’t wait! AND we’re looking for you to wear your bowling best! There will be a prize for best dressed so breakout those bowling fits! Don’t miss out on the fun 🤩 🎳 Don’t forget to get your tickets by this Wednesday June 4th! (Walk-ins welcome but registration encouraged)
WPC welcomes back Ally Thomas to our NFPF, this year in a new role! This multi-talented artist participated in last years festival as an actor and director, and is now returning as a playwright. We can’t wait to see what she comes up with! We also cannot wait for Play for the Plays, which is happening next Saturday June 7th! Get your tickets today to this awesome event!
Staten Island Shakespearean Theatre Company Presents: The Importance of Being Earnest By Oscar Wilde It’s America 2004, and societal pretension is at an all-time high. Two best friends, Jack and Algernon decide to live double lives as “Earnest” to escape the pressures of being rich, popular, and like, totally fetch. Amid secret identities, hilarious chaos, and unexpected romance, Jack and Algy will finally discover the vital importance of being earnest – like you’ve never seen it before. June 13, 14, 20, 21 (Rain dates: June 15 and 22) 8:00pm Outside the Music Hall Annex Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden 1000 Richmond Terrace Staten Island, NY 10301 GENERAL ADMISSION: $30, STUDENTS & SENIORS: $27, MEMBERS $25 Purchase tickets online by visiting: sishakespeare.org
Doctor Faustus By Christopher Marlowe Adapted by J. Giachetti In this atmospheric-horror reimagining of “Doctor Faustus”, Christopher Marlowe’s tale of ambition and damnation is thrust into the heart of the American Great Depression. Set against a backdrop of economic despair, Faustus, a brilliant yet disillusioned academic, is lured by demonic Mephistopheles, who takes on the role of a “puppet master,” guiding him into deeper moral corruption. With every sin, Faustus becomes more entangled in Mephistopheles’ sinister puppet show, his every movement dictated by the decaying world around him. As Faustus descends further, the line between reality and nightmare blurs, and the Seven Deadly Sins—sinister marionettes who were once human, now acting as the devil’s “hand”—emerge from the shadows, their twisted forms locked in eternal torment. May 17, 18 8:00pm (Sunday matinees at 2:00pm) Staten Island Playhouse at Empire Outlets 55 Richmond Terrace Staten Island, NY 10301, Level 3 (SI Playhouse LOGO) GENERAL ADMISSION: $30, STUDENTS & SENIORS: $27, MEMBERS $25 Purchase tickets online by visiting: sishakespeare.org Featuring: Grace Ahlin Amanda Rose Benjamin Phil Cosentino Jack Dabdoub Alexandra Gullo Mikaela Hanrahan Rina Sklar Alejandria Solis Christine Vapsva Directed by J. Giachetti Assistant Director & Choreographer: Sami Blake Stage Manager: Nikita Chernin Assistant Stage Manager: Abigail Aranovich Sound Design: Michael Alesia Lighting Design: Leanna Klein Puppet and Props Design: Courtney Emerson Costumer: Phoebe Frazier Set Construction: Rob Yuzuk Graphic Design: Christopher Sorrentino Producers: Frank Williams and Cara S. Liander
Doctor Faustus returns tomorrow night for the final weekend. Don’t miss Mephistopheles and the Seven Deadly Sins in action as they guide Faustus on his journey. Get your tickets now! Doctor Faustus By Christopher Marlowe Adapted by J. Giachetti In this atmospheric-horror reimagining of “Doctor Faustus”, Christopher Marlowe’s tale of ambition and damnation is thrust into the heart of the American Great Depression. Set against a backdrop of economic despair, Faustus, a brilliant yet disillusioned academic, is lured by demonic Mephistopheles, who takes on the role of a “puppet master,” guiding him into deeper moral corruption. With every sin, Faustus becomes more entangled in Mephistopheles’ sinister puppet show, his every movement dictated by the decaying world around him. As Faustus descends further, the line between reality and nightmare blurs, and the Seven Deadly Sins—sinister marionettes who were once human, now acting as the devil’s “hand”—emerge from the shadows, their twisted forms locked in eternal torment. May 16, 17, 18 8:00pm (Sunday matinees at 2:00pm) Staten Island Playhouse at Empire Outlets 55 Richmond Terrace Staten Island, NY 10301, Level 3 (SI Playhouse LOGO) GENERAL ADMISSION: $30, STUDENTS & SENIORS: $27, MEMBERS $25 Purchase tickets online by visiting: sishakespeare.org Featuring: Grace Ahlin Amanda Rose Benjamin Phil Cosentino Jack Dabdoub Alexandra Gullo Mikaela Hanrahan Rina Sklar Alejandria Solis Christine Vapsva Directed by J. Giachetti Assistant Director & Choreographer: Sami Blake Stage Manager: Nikita Chernin Assistant Stage Manager: Abigail Aranovich Sound Design: Michael Alesia Lighting Design: Leanna Klein Puppet and Props Design: Courtney Emerson Costumer: Phoebe Frazier Set Construction: Rob Yuzuk Graphic Design: Christopher Sorrentino Producers: Frank Williams and Cara S. Liander
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