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inD Theatre presents Tom Stoppard’s comedic romp of two short plays, directed by Tom Challinor. Semi-professional production. Free to attend, donations welcome.
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This comedic romp is two short plays. In the first, a troupe of English scho
inD Theatre presents Tom Stoppard’s comedic romp of two short plays, directed by Tom Challinor. Semi-professional production. Free to attend, donations welcome.
GET TICKETS
This comedic romp is two short plays. In the first, a troupe of English schoolboys (played by adults) speak in a mock language called “Dogg.” This language babbles along until the schoolboys, who are studying Shakespeare’s “foreign” language, present an abridged version of Hamlet. The second play, dedicated to dissident Czech dramatist Pavel Kohout, is about a performance of Macbeth he and his friends once staged in a living room since the government banned public performances. The action shifts between the bare stage and the police inquiry. The murder and intrigue of Shakespeare’s play are juxtaposed with the authoritarian government’s political oppression.
Cast: J. Carter, Peter Cook, Erin Gabbard, Sydney Kaser, Amy Jo LaRubbio, Helene Minassian, Kate Pippinger, James Sgambati, Kendra Truett, and Carin Young.
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inD Theatre presents Tom Stoppard’s comedic romp of two short plays, directed by Tom Challinor. Semi-professional production. Free to attend, donations welcome.
GET TICKETS
This comedic romp is two short plays. In the first, a troupe of English schoolboys (played by adults) speak in a mock language called “Dogg.” This language babbles along until the schoolboys, who are studying Shakespeare’s “foreign” language, present an abridged version of Hamlet. The second play, dedicated to dissident Czech dramatist Pavel Kohout, is about a performance of Macbeth he and his friends once staged in a living room since the government banned public performances. The action shifts between the bare stage and the police inquiry. The murder and intrigue of Shakespeare’s play are juxtaposed with the authoritarian government’s political oppression.
Cast: J. Carter, Peter Cook, Erin Gabbard, Sydney Kaser, Amy Jo LaRubbio, Helene Minassian, Kate Pippinger, James Sgambati, Kendra Truett, and Carin Young.
Phone: 4354654
Email: trang.dinh@elinext.com





