Shakespeare in the Park 2015: The Tempest & Cymbeline

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    When:
    May 27, 2015 – August 23, 2015 all-day
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    Where:
    Central Park
    New York, NY
    USA
    Cost:
    Free
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    Shakespeare in the Park 2015

    Featuring The Tempest & Cymbeline
    At The Delacorte Theater in Central Park this Summer!

    Go below to learn about Ticket Distribution – See Map at Bottom of this Page

    The Tempest by William Shakespeare

    Wednesday, May 27 – Sunday, July 5

    The-Tempest-2015

    All performances begin at 8:00 pm

    Shakespeare’s classic about young love, old enemies and the eternal magic of storytelling.

    By William Shakespeare
    Directed by Michael Greif
    Featuring Jordan Barrow, Louis Cancelmi, Francesca Carpanini, Nicholas Christopher, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Chloe Fox, Rosharra Francis, Thomas Gibbons, Frank Harts, Sunny Hitt, Brandon Kalm, Olga Karmansky, Tamika Sonja Lawrence, Rico Lebron, Danny Mastrogiorgio, Tim Nicolai, Matthew Oaks, Charles Parnell, Chris Perfetti, Rodney Richardson, Laura Shoop, Cotter Smith, Sam Waterston, and Bernard White 

    Ticket Distribution Information for ALL Performances of King Lear and Much Ado About Nothing:

     

    Cymbeline by William Shakespeare

    Thursday, July 23 – Sunday, August 23

    Cymbeline-2015

    The Delacorte Theater in Central Park

    All performances begin at 8:00 pm

     In the Shakespearean fairytale CYMBELINE, Princess Imogen’s fidelity is put to the royal test when her disapproving father banishes her soul mate.

    By William Shakespeare
    Directed by Daniel Sullivan
    Featuring Hamish Linklater and Lily Rabe

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    Important Note:

    New Yorkled’s Webmaster once got to see the ‘Tempest’ at the Shakespeare Festival within Central Park.

    Patrick Stewart had the leading role and it was awesome!

    Mind you, even though you definitely need to stand on line for hours to get your free tickets, yours truly never did. We tried once then gave up. BUT, days following our attempt, we happened upon the line to the Delacorte Theater and managed to be the last ones on line and yet, we still got in.
    So, you never know!

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