Much Ado About Nothing - Actors From The London Stage
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Exuberant and delightfully entertaining, Much Ado About Nothing is one of Shakespeare’s most beloved comedies, exploring identity, marriage, and communication through the witty sparring of Benedick and Beatrice. With sharp banter, mistaken identities, and romance, it remains a theatrical favorite.
Actors From The London Stage (AFTLS), founded in 1975 at UC Santa Barbara by Homer “Murph” Swander and Sir Patrick Stewart, presents Shakespeare with five actors using minimal props and multiple roles. Touring U.S. colleges twice yearly, they also lead classes and workshops, bringing Shakespeare’s text vividly to life.
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Actors From The London Stage (AFTLS), founded in 1975 at UC Santa Barbara by Homer “Murph” Swander and Sir Patrick Stewart, presents Shakespeare with five actors using minimal props and multiple roles. Touring U.S. colleges twice yearly, they also lead classes and workshops, bringing Shakespeare’s text vividly to life.
Sponsored by The Karate Club at Kansas State University
Season tickets (a package of 7 or more events) are on sale now. Subscribe and save money!
Single tickets on sale beginning July 20.
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