Uncle Romeo Vanya Juliet

BEDLAM

Uncle Vanya adapted by Kimberly Pau
Directed by Stephen Brown-Fried

"As I began preparing to present the two plays in rep, I saw an opportunity to display their strong thematic similarities in a new way. Both plays showcase characters experiencing longing for love at different times in their lives. In Uncle Vanya, they are looking back saying, 'How did I get here?' In Romeo and Juliet, they are looking forward saying, 'How can I get there?' By watching these epic classics side-by-side in the same sitting, the audience can follow the doubling actors on a journey through a landscape where both worlds intersect, revealing the characters' varying experiences of love, loss, and longing at various milestones in their lives." - Eric Tucker, Director

Dare to Be Different––A Festival of New Musicals and Special Events

Amas Musical Theatre

PRESENTING FOUR BRAND NEW MUSICALS and TWO VERY SPECIAL EVENTS - "THE ALGONQUIN KID" AND "WITH LOVE, MARILYN." GO TO www.amasmusical.org FOR MORE DETAILS! 

The Algonquin Kid, written by Michael Colby, music director Michael Lavine, directed by Charles Repole (Nov. 17).

With Love, Marilyn, written by and starring Erin Sullivan, music director Garrett Taylor, directed by Stephanie Rosenberg (Dec 7). Bridges, music and lyrics by Douglas J. Cohen, book by Cherly L. Davis, directed by Jeffrey Page (Nov 15 - 16).

Romeo and Bernadette, book by Mark Saltzman, with music adapted from classic Italian Melodies, music director Aaron Gandy, directed by Justin Ross (Nov 19 - 20).

Stealing Freedom: The True, Heroic Life of the Extraordinary Captain Smalls, written by Scott Winfield Sublett, music director Evan Alparone, directed by Christopher Scott (Nov 29 - 30).

Distant Thunder, book by Lynne and Shaun Taylor-Corbett, music and lyrics by Chris Wiseman and Shaun Taylor-Corbett, directed by Lynne Taylor-Corbett (Dec 6 - 7).

Visit www.amasmusical.org for more details!

Later this season you can look forward to productions from: