In July 2011, the ISC achieved a long-standing goal of presenting two shows in rotating repertory for our summer season. And what better way to start than with two of Shakespeare's most beloved comedies?
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First, there was...
Shakespeare's most popular and magical play, and perhaps the most perfect theatrical comedy ever written!
Quarreling lovers, feuding fairies, a mischievous hobgoblin, and a hapless band of wanna-be actors come together in the forest, with hilarious results...
In rotating rep with...
A good duke exiled by his evil brother...
A noble young man banished from his home...
A brave and brilliant young woman who follows him into the forest...
The second most famous speech in all of Shakespeare...
Country rustics and courtly sophisticates...
A love quadrangle...
A woman pretending to be a young man pretending to be a woman...
A wrestling match, a fight with a lion, a Greek goddess, and a role that Shakespeare himself may have played...
Want to know a little more about our plans for these shows? Check out the "Why?" page.
Need more details or a map to the performance site? Check our "Show Info" page.
Want to see some pictures from the Ithaca Festival performance and parade? Click here.
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