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GOING BROKE IN
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Tuesday,
February 22
A
panel moderated by Ian Hersey (Public Theater Shakespeare Initiative)
and featuring David Segal (business reporter for The New York Times)
and Jan Yager (author of Friendshifts®:The Power of Friendship and
How It Shapes Our Lives).
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Thursday,
March 3
Co-sponsored by The
Shakespeare Society
A
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Society) and featuring Craig Muldrew (Cambridge University) and James
Shapiro (author of Contested Will: Who Wrote
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Timon Of Athens
JUST ANNOUNCED FOR OUR 2010-11 PUBLIC LAB SEASON!
TIMON OF ATHENS
By William Shakespeare
Directed by Barry Edelstein
February 15 - March 6 at The Public Theater
All tickets are just $15 each!
Timon of Athens is Shakespeare's play for the post-Bailout Age. Its central concern--money's dark potential to corrupt every human interaction--couldn't be more timely or fascinating. As one of Shakespeare's least-familiar works, it is also one of his most unique: a comedy written with an acid pen, a morality tale told in a fury.
Timon of Athens will be presented as the inaugural production of Public LAB SHAKESPEARE, a vital new platform for The Public's ongoing exploration of the Shakespeare canon that will continue the growth of The Public's Shakespeare Initiative and expand the many ways The Public produces American interpretations of Shakespeare.
Timon is directed by Barry Edelstein, Director of The Public's Shakespeare Initiative, and will feature acclaimed Emmy Award winner Richard Thomas, who has been hailed as "one of America's leading classical actors" by The New York Times. Last seen by Public Theater audiences in As You Like It at The Delacorte Theater, Thomas is a veteran of the stage and screen. From David Mamet's Race on Broadway, to the celebrated national tour of Twelve Angry Men, to television's "The Waltons," Thomas' performances make a lasting impression on all who see them.
Featuring Che Ayende, Tom Bloom, Max Casella, Reg E. Cathey, Cary Donaldson, Brian Keane, David Manis, Anthony Manna, Greg McFadden, Chris McKinney, Orville Mendoza, Mark Nelson, Joe Paulik, Triney Sandoval and Richard Thomas
Timon Of Athens contains the use of sexually explicit imagery.