When Shakespeares Ladies Meet at Plays & Players
About this Event
Plays and Players Theatre is delighted to open its doors for this special mainstage presentation of Charles George's When Shakespeare's Ladies Meet!
When Shakespeare's Ladies Meet is a one-act comedy play by Charles George where six of Shakespeare's famous heroines—Juliet, Portia, Katharine, Desdemona, Ophelia, and Cleopatra—gather in Juliet's garden to discuss love and give her advice on her romance with Romeo.
Plays & Players has produced this play many times over the years to showcase our amazing and talented members! This time around we'll feature several women who have performed the piece before along with a few new faces!
MEET THE LADIES!
Katherine - Teresa Nutter
Portia - Catherine Mary Moroney
Ophelia - Jessica Snow
Desdemona - Rachel Holt
Juliet - Barbie Orlanda
Cleopatra - Hannah MacLeod
Directed by Penny Beene!
SPECIAL OPENING ACT: The Boys and The Bard
What happens when a drunk grandpa and his two grandsons stumble into a haunted library after a wild holiday party? Why recite Shakespeare of course!
An improvised piece interwoven with poignant Shakespearean bits.
Featuring Ray Smith, William McHattie, and Kaedon Knight
All ticket sales will be put towards our Marquee Fund. Our goal is to raise $25k by the end of the year. For more information on our Marquee restoration plans check out our website!
Quig's Pub will be open before and after the event so come early and stay late to chat with performers!
Quig's Pub is CASH ONLY.
The Mainstage is located on the 1st floor. We do not have wheelchair accessible restrooms and our wheelchair accessible seating is limited to one space. Please contact [email protected] to request wheelchair seating or for any questions regarding our accessibility options.
Interested in joining one of the country's oldest community theaters? Check out our membership options here or connect with a member of our Social Committee during the event!
Where is it happening?
Event Location & Nearby Stays:
USD 23.18


















