Theatre Lectures
Informative and moving, these lectures look at their subjects through the eyes of an actor and director. Using a unique blend of monologue performance and lecture, these talks offer poignant insight to classic works in a way that no lecture alone can provide. Lectures include:
Shakespeare Through Performance: A Look at the Clues Shakespeare Left Actors and Directors
A Brief History of Acting: Ancient Greek to Modern Day
Our Town: Wilder’s Misunderstood Classic
The Crown and Compass: Leadership Lessons from Shakespeare’s Kings
Macbeth
Henry V: Shakespeare’s War Play
Hamlet: Inaction and the Tragedy of Thought
As You Like It
The Tempest
Much Ado About Nothing and the Birth of the Rom-com
The Greeks: Comedy, Tragedy and the Birth of Western Theatre
Blood and Magic: A Journey Into Jacobean Theatre
From Liberty to Legacy: Exploring American Ideals in the Musicals 1776 and Hamilton
Upcoming Lectures
January 9: “From Liberty to Legacy” - Narragansett Library, Narragansett, RI
January 11: “From Liberty to Legacy” - Granby Public Library, Granby, CT
January 17: “From Liberty to Legacy” - Ridgefield Public Library, Ridgefield, CT
January 31: “From Liberty to Legacy” - Ashaway Public Library, Ashaway, RI
February 4: “From Liberty to Legacy” - New London Public Library, New London, CT
February 18: “From Liberty to Legacy” - Southington Public Library, Southington, CT
February 26: “From Liberty to Legacy” - Westerly Public Library, Westerly, RI
March 5: “From Liberty to Legacy” - Durham Public Library, Durham, CT
March 14: “From Liberty to Legacy” - East Hampton Public Library, East Hampton, CT
March 18: “From Liberty to Legacy” - Woodbridge Public Library, Woodbridge, CT
March 23: “From Liberty to Legacy” - Thomaston Public Library, Thomaston, CT
March 26: “From Liberty to Legacy” - Portland Public Library, Portland, CT
March 28: “From Liberty to Legacy” - Kent Public Library, Kent, CT
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