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LOCATION:111 Adams Avenue\nLewes DE 19958
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SUMMARY:Ars Shakespearica: The Art of Shakespeare in Romeo and Juliet
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DESCRIPTION:In partnership with The Lewes Public Library Spoken Word Societ
 y and\nShakespeare Festival and the Classic Theatre of Maryland (CTM) join
 \nthe Tony-Award nominated\, Helen-Hayes Award-winning Donald Hicken as\nh
 e leads participants through an immersive\, interactive play-read of\nWill
 iam Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. This experience includes\nunified di
 scussions\, textual analysis\, and live demonstrations by\nCTM’s starrin
 g performers\, Joshua Olumide (SAGe\, EMC)\, and Kira\nJanine. The team wi
 ll be supported by CTM’s Founder and Producing\nArtistic Director Sally 
 Boyett and Director of Education Matt Tucker\n(MDiv\, ORDM). Donald Hicken
  brings fifty years of professional\ntheatrical experience and conservator
 y training with him\, formerly\nserved as the Department Head of Theatre a
 t The Baltimore School for\nthe Arts from its founding in 1979 to his reti
 rement in 2016\, and now\nserves as Chairman of the Board for CTM. The mis
 sion of the Classic\nTheatre of Maryland is to produce bold\, re-imagined\
 , entertaining and\naccessible interpretations of classical works\, contem
 porary plays\, and\nmusicals with a core commitment to the works of Shakes
 peare and other\nmajor dramatists. CTM is committed to promoting the highe
 st level of\nartistic excellence\, to cultivating the widest possible audi
 ence\, and\nto contributing to the economic and cultural growth of our com
 munity\,\nstate\, and region. The Shakespeare Festival\, a program of the 
 Lewes\nPublic Library since 2015\, seeks to provide the community with\nex
 periences that foster the understanding of Shakespeare and the world\nin w
 hich he lived and wrote. In addition the Festival fosters the\ndevelopment
  of new works celebrating the spoken word and hosting\nperformances of cla
 ssical texts. The Shakespeare Festival is partially\nfunded by a grant fro
 m the Delaware Humanities\, a state program of the\nNational Endowment for
  the Humanities. Venue: Lewes Public Library.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:In partnership with The Lewes Public Library S
 poken Word Society and Shakespeare Festival and the Classic Theatre of Mar
 yland (CTM) join the Tony-Award nominated\, Helen-Hayes Award-winning Dona
 ld Hicken as he leads participants through an immersive\, interactive play
 -read of William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. This experience include
 s unified discussions\, textual analysis\, and live demonstrations by CTM
 ’s starring performers\, Joshua Olumide (SAGe\, EMC)\, and Kira Janine. 
 The team will be supported by CTM’s Founder and Producing Artistic Direc
 tor Sally Boyett and Director of Education Matt Tucker (MDiv\, ORDM). Dona
 ld Hicken brings fifty years of professional theatrical experience and con
 servatory training with him\, formerly served as the Department Head of Th
 eatre at The Baltimore School for the Arts from its founding in 1979 to hi
 s retirement in 2016\, and now serves as Chairman of the Board for CTM. Th
 e mission of the Classic Theatre of Maryland is to produce bold\, re-imagi
 ned\, entertaining and accessible interpretations of classical works\, con
 temporary plays\, and musicals with a core commitment to the works of Shak
 espeare and other major dramatists. CTM is committed to promoting the high
 est level of artistic excellence\, to cultivating the widest possible audi
 ence\, and to contributing to the economic and cultural growth of our comm
 unity\, state\, and region. The Shakespeare Festival\, a program of the Le
 wes Public Library since 2015\, seeks to provide the community with experi
 ences that foster the understanding of Shakespeare and the world in which 
 he lived and wrote. In addition the Festival fosters the development of ne
 w works celebrating the spoken word and hosting performances of classical 
 texts. The Shakespeare Festival is partially funded by a grant from the De
 laware Humanities\, a state program of the National Endowment for the Huma
 nities. Venue: Lewes Public Library.
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