Upcoming: Measure for Measure, William Shakespeare, Polish Thespian Project, City Theatre, July 6 - 15

The Polish Thespian Project

presents

 

William Shakespeare's 

Measure for Measure

July 6 - 15

City Theatre, 3820 Airport Rd. (behind the Shell station) (click for map)

Justice meets mercy and virtue encounters vice in Shakespeare's probing dark comedy.

The Duke (Ben McLemore) leaves his puritanical Deputy Angelo (Robert Stevens) in charge, hoping he will rid the city of corruption. Though Angelo enforces the law, he becomes entangled in a web of lies when he is attracted to a young novice (Martinique Duchene-Phillips) pleading for the life of her condemned brother.

Please call 512-740-9839 or email kkarwoski8288@yahoo.com for information.

Performances will be:
Friday, July 6 - 7pm
Saturday, July 7 - 6pm
Sunday, July 8 - 6pm
Wednesday, July 11 - 7pm
Thursday, July 12 - 7pm
Sunday, July 15 - 4pm

Auditions for Measure for Measure, Polish Thespian Project, Dougherty Arts Center, April 28 and 30

Via www.austinactors.net  (welcome back!)

Auditions for Shakespeare's Measure For Measure  Times are April 28 10am - 2:30pm Saturday and Monday April 30 6pm-9pm at the Daugherty Arts Center on 1110 Barton Springs Blvd. This show is produced by The Polish Thespian Project and is part of City Theatre's Summerfest running July 5-15. For questions contact Kevin at 512-740-9839 and/or kkarwoski8288@yahoo.com.

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Upcoming: Summer Acts! Festival, City Theatre, July 9 - 19

From the City Theatre website:

Summer Acts! festival
at the City Theatre
3823 Airport Road


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The new musical has a rock score and ancient story.
512-891-8387/freddycarnes@yahoo.com


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512-567-8202/austinnmw@gmail.com/www.austinnewmusicworkshop.com


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512-740-9839/kkarwoski8288@yahoo.com


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512-585-5698/maggie@2badmice.com/www.maggiegallant.com



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512-617-1983/daniel.sawtelle@gmail.com


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352-871-8224/info@citytheatreaustin.org