Shakespeare's Histories
Richard the Third
This production was cancelled due to COVID-19
March 11 – April 18, 2021 (The Queen’s Storm Rep)
June 11 – June 27, 2021 (Full Histories Rep)
July 1 – 11, 2021 (Histories Marathons)
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Part of the second half of Shakespeare’s Histories, The Queen’s Storm
A hard-won peace is not all that it seems for King Edward IV and House York, as Richard, Duke of Gloucester, sets in motion his plot to steal the crown and rid the world of any who stand in his way. Richard takes us along for the ride as he prunes the family tree and amasses a cult of followers. But old wounds refuse to heal and, in the living memory of Margaret of Anjou, the sins of the past will not easily be forgiven.
The Lab at Convergence
1819 N. Quaker Lane
Alexandria, VA 22302
2 hours and 30 minutes, including intermission
Regular Tickets $35
Preview Tickets $20
8-Ticket Multi-Pass $250
Marathon Package $350 (no ticket fees!)
Special Events
Thursday, March 11, 2021, 8pm: Preview – tickets $20 in advance or name your price at the door
Friday, March 12, 2021, 8pm: Preview – tickets $20 in advance or name your price at the door
Cast
Gary DuBreuil Richard III
Caroline Johnson Lady Anne
Molly E. Thomas Buckingham
Joshua Williams Edward IV
Jacqueline Chenault Queen Elizabeth
Annette Mooney Duchess of York
Dean Carlson George, Duke of Clarence
Jillian Riti Hastings
Lisa Hill-Corley Countess Stanley
Charlene V. Smith Margaret of Anjou
Michael Bannigan Jr. Edward, Prince of Wales
Brianna Goode Richard, Duke of York
Duane Richards Prince Edward
Brendan Edward Kennedy Earl of Richmond
Production Team
Jordan Friend Director / Composer / Music Director
Casey Kaleba* Fight Director
Megan Behm Intimacy Choreographer
Amanda Forstrom Movement Director
Jen Katz Stage Manager
Megan Holden Set Designer
Kristen P Ahern Costume Designer
Hannah Fogler Makeup Designer
Jason Aufdem-Brinke Lighting Designer
Caolan Eder Properties Designer
Jenna Berk Dialect Coach
* Member of the Stage Directors and Choreographers Society, a national theatrical labor union.
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