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For the 22nd annual edition of its Shakespeare in the Park series, the Vermont Theatre Company has selected one of the Bard's most popular plays, Much Ado About Nothing.
Often described as having all the romance and humor of Romeo and Juliet with none of the tragedy, this comedy with be presented on Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, June 23-26, on the Rotary Stage at Brattleboro's Living Memorial Park. All performances will start at 6 p.m.
Jessica Callahan and Nick Bombicino play the fiery lovers Beatrice and Benedick, who stubbornly refuse to admit they are in love. Kirsten Schrull and James Gelter play Hero and Claudio, the victims of a fiendish plot.
The rest of the cast includes actors well known to area audiences: Bruce Holloway, Arthur Pettee, Robert Wellington, Dan Mitnik, Dan Hoskins, Justin Kenny, Tracy Therieau, Samuel Murphy, Justin Kenney, Ayars Hemphill, Nora Gordon, Craig Vinton, John Ogorzalek, Derrick Harnish, Guthrie Hatton-Bullock, and Mike Jerald.
What do you get when you combine yoga, music, art, local foods, Deepak Chopra, and the Green Mountains of Vermont? You get Wanderlust, what organizers call “an epic four-day yoga throwdown” that brings together the world's top yoga instructors, with a healthy dollop of post-yoga fun, at Stratton Mountain...
If you need a break from all things bovine during the Strolling of the Heifers weekend, Brattleboro-West Arts (BWA) has the show for you. Fifteen BWA artists will be exhibiting and selling artwork at a group show called “Got Art?” It will be held from June 3-5 at the...
