
Extant Arts presents Two Gentlemen of Verona July 23rd through August
8th in parks throughout Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens.
Performances are Friday - Sunday at 6pm
July 23: Astoria Park
July 24, 25: Mineral Springs in Central Park
July 30, 31: Long Meadow in Prospect Park
August 1: Summit Rock in Central Park
August 6, 7: Mineral Springs in Central Park
August 8: Summit Rock in Central Park
Astoria Park: N/W to Astoria Boulevard or Ditmars Boulevard. See Map.
Summit Rock: B/C to 72nd Street. See Map.
Prospect Park: 2/3 Train to Grand Army Plaza. See Map.
Mineral Springs: N/Q/R/W to 57th Street, A/B/C/D/1 to 59th Street, B/C
to 72nd Street. See Map.
Two Gentlemen of Verona, one of Shakespeare's earliest comedies, is a light and fast-paced romp, a story of two friends, two fools, two loves, two tangled courtships tumbling over two cities. Proteus and Valentine, close as brothers, find themselves head over heels for the same woman. Suddenly, loyalties and loves become muddled and confused! Friendships betrayed! Innocent bystanders deceived! Love letters are rent to shreds, noblemen are banished, travelers are kidnapped, lovesick women disguise themselves as men! Also, a dog! These are but a fraction of the machinations, manipulations, music, mayhem, and madness that all must transpire before the amorous adventures of the Two Gentlemen of Verona can come to an end.
Written by William Shakespeare
Directed by Pitr Strait
Producer: Kate Stahl
Assistant Director: Mikhaela Mahony
Stage Manager: Allie Lalonde
Costume Design: Stephanie Giegel
Props Manager: Emily Wilson
Fight Choreographer: Megan Messinger
Featuring Dan Applegate, Michael Bernstein, Lauren Ferebee, Ben Friesen, Stuart Green, Zane Johnston, Breanne Lucy, Dennis Perepelitsa, Christopher Ryan Renni-Calliope, Zack Sheppard, Jonathan Stahl, Matthew Stein, Claire Tyers, Kris Wiener, and Keely Kate Williams