This summer, see why people come from hundreds of miles away
to see our performances at the SIGN OF THE FOUR.
to see our performances at the SIGN OF THE FOUR.
As of today—APRIL 15, 2021—we're planning this year's Funnery. We are excited about the possibilities; we plan to be an in-person, or a hybrid camp, this year. Last year we made a one-hour video that told the story of how a group of young people from all over the world—Vermont, Manhattan, Kathmandu, and Bombay—met in a Shakespeare space more ethereal than ever. How in that space we created a play, a dialogue, and a movement to use theater to challenge intolerance, prejudice, and hate speech, with The Merchant of Venice as a vehicle for our learning. Thanks to Vermont Humanities for encouraging this important work. With joy in what we accomplished last year during the pandemic, we're looking ahead to this summer. We'll let you know as soon as we can what we see up ahead...
Wait! I see a bunch of young actors confronting Climate Change with A Midsummer Night's Dream!
Wait! I see a bunch of young actors confronting Climate Change with A Midsummer Night's Dream!
This is the company who performed MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING in 2019
This is the company who performed MERCHANT OF VENICE in 2020:
"Put on your boldest suit of mirth!"