Don Pedro – Dan Schuster Don John – Viviano Legorreta Claudio – JunHoe Choo Benedick – Jered Becker Leonato – Ed Belsan Antonio – Paul Savage Balthasar/Messenger/Sexton/singer – Damian White Borachio – Levi Nord Conrade – Jordan Geer Dogberry – Kevin Sowers Verges/Friar Francis/singer – Mark Shobe First Watchman – Joe Adelman Second Watchman – Tricia Nord Hero – Heidi Choo Beatrice – Angela Forrest Margaret – Ashley Ferrer
Friday, June 9 – College Hill Park Saturday, June 10 – Hap Mclean Park Sunday, June 11 – Buffalo Park Friday, June 16 – Central Riverside Park Saturday, June 17 – High Park Amphitheater Sunday, June 18 – Andover Central Park Friday, June 23 – Central Riverside Park Saturday, June 24 – College Hill Park Sunday, June 25 – University Friends Church (Inside)
Directed by Jane Tanner Poster design by Troy Dilport
The Wichita Shakespeare Company is proud to present Shakespeare’s Macbeth, directed by Kevin Sowers.
The Wichita Shakespeare Company (WSC) closes its 2022 Shakespeare-in-the-Park series with “Macbeth.” One of the best known of Shakespeare’s tragedies, “Macbeth” tells the story of one couple’s deadly ambition to take the throne. This adaptation of the play takes a dystopian future approach to the tale. It is a cautionary tale of how greed, tyranny, and faith in the supernatural lead to destruction.
The play is directed by veteran WSC director Kevin Sowers. Previous directing credits include “Twelfth Night” and “Two Gentlemen of Verona.” The impressive cast assembled for this production includes Jerry Wehry as Macbeth, Shanna Berry as Lady Macbeth, and Andrew Walker as Macduff. The supporting players are Jami Thomas, Alex Leigh, Esme Banuelos, Peter Emery, Chelsea Daniel, JunHoe Choo, Jordan Geer, Jeremy Buoy, Chris Welborn, Jill Nicole Herbert, Damian White, Elizabeth Anderson, Dalton Jay Nelson, Lori Brandon, Ila Phelps, Lorin Brandon, and Lana Jeppeson Carlson.
Shakespeare-in-the-Park will return to the very popular Riverside, Buffalo, and College Hill Parks for this show. Parks in Andover, Park City, and Derby will complete the tour. Additionally, a special inside performance will be held at University Friends Church. All shows will begin at 7:00 pm, with an approximate running time of two hours. As always, the play is performed free to all audiences but donations are accepted and appreciated. Those attending are encouraged to bring lawn chairs, blankets and, of course, bug spray.
In the event of inclement weather, there will be a message posted at 6 pm on the WSC line (316-655-2017) alerting if the show has been cancelled for that evening.
All performances are FREE to the public. Donations are gratefully accepted. All performances begin at 7pm
Locations Sept 9 – College Hill Park Sept 10 – Buffalo Park Sept 11 – Andover Central Park
Sept 16 – College Hill Park Sept 17 – High Park Amphitheater, Derby Sept 18 – Central Riverside Park
Sept 23 – Central Riverside Park Sept 24 – Hap McLean Park, Park City Sept 25 – University Friends Church (inside)
