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Staten Island Shakespearean Theatre Company Presents The Servant of Two Masters By Carlo Goldoni Translated by Stephen Mulrine The Servant of Two Masters is a Venetian farce which has been adapted and translated hundreds of times since its creation in 1746, even directly inspiring the English adaptation: “One Man, Two Guvnors.” This ever-relevant piece is a laugh a minute and the gold standard of commedia dell’arte! Written and set during a period of intense political unrest in Venetian history, the historical inhabitants of the sinking city were far too concerned with social capital and leading lives of pleasure in the gorgeous and culturally rich city to bother with the collapse of their democracy. May 15, 16, 17, 22, 24 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: Paula Imana Robin Kalellis Anna Lagrange Daniely Martins Cooper Michael Hailey O’Connell Anthony Pollara Jacob Kalyan Sen Bailey Blu Smith Regan Sou Frank Williams Directed by Emmie D’Amico Movement/Costumes: Shelby Green Production Stage Manager: Megan Wilson Stage Manager: Emma Ferguson Sound Engineer: Michael Alesia Lighting Design: Jamie Casertano Set Construction: Rob Yuzuk Graphic Design: Christopher Sorrentino Producers: Jenny Kelly and Frank Williams
Tickets are on sale now! Don’t miss this hilarious classic based on commedia dell’arte
Celebrate Shakespeares birthday with us this Saturday at Translating Sonnets! Showtime is at 8pm at The Carpenter’s Shop at Snug Harbor. Admission is free! We welcome poets Thomas Fucaloro, Matt Germoso, Christine Weimer, and Ellen Dotts performing with Rina Sklar, Justine (J.) Giachetti, Anna Sheehan, and Monica Ugarte. We hope to see you there!
Translating Sonnets is this Saturday April 25th at The Carpenter’s Shop at Snug Harbor. This FREE Event starts at 8pm. We welcome poets Rocio Uchofen, Jennifer Cisernos, and M.A. Dennis performing alongside Emmie D.Amico, Ariel Marcus-Hollenbeck, and Ken Tirado.