Play

Thursday, March 26th – 7:00 pm – Hannah Alasfour as Hermia; Calvin Sukay as Demitrius; Galen Peasley as Lysander; Camille Chase as Helena; Jack Nagel as Quince; Daya Carolan as Tom Snout/Wall; Brelyn McCants as Titania; Riley Shin as Egeus

Friday, March 27th – 7:00 pm – Claudia Frankfort as Hermia; Darwin Rowland as Demitrius; Jeffrey Saner as Lysander; Chloe Scacheri as Helena; Sebastian Hall as Quince; Lily Hays as Tom Snout/Wall; Suzy Schmidt as Titania; Riley Shin as Egeus

Saturday, March 28th – 2:00 pm – Claudia Frankfort as Hermia; Darwin Rowland as Demitrius; Jeffrey Saner as Lysander; Chloe Scacheri as Helena; Sebastian Hall as Quince; Lily Hays as Tom Snout/Wall; Suzy Schmidt as Titania; Riley Shin as Egeus

Saturday, March 28th – 7:00 pm – Hannah Alasfour as Hermia; Calvin Sukay as Demitrius; Jeffrey Saner as Lysander; Camille Chase as Helena; Jack Nagel as Quince; Daya Carolan as Tom Snout/Wall; Brelyn McCants as Titania; Riley Shin as Egeus

Sunday, March 29th – 2:00 pm – Claudia Frankfort as Hermia; Darwin Rowland as Demitrius; Jeffrey Saner as Lysander; Chloe Scacheri as Helena; Sebastian Hall as Quince; Lily Hays as Tom Snout/Wall; Suzy Schmidt as Titania; Scarlett Ferguson as Egeus

Synopsis:

A story of order and disorder, reality and appearance and love and marriage. A Midsummer Night’s Dream follows four Athenian lovers who flee into a magical forest, where fairy mischief, led by the mischievous Puck, causes chaos by using a love potion to make the men fall for the wrong women, while the fairy King Oberon and Queen Titania feud, and amateur actors rehearse a play, all culminating in reversed spells, reconciled couples, and joyous triple weddings in Athens.