Theatre: "Much Ado About Nothing," performed by AFTLS--Actors From The London Stage
When
Jan 28, 2009 7:30 pm (Wednesday)
What
Calendar: Featured, ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT, College of Arts & Letters Contact: aanichols@nd.edu - Shakespeare at Notre Dame Description: Discover one of Shakespeare's most...
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Calendar:
Featured, ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT, College of Arts & Letters
Contact:
aanichols@nd.edu - Shakespeare at Notre Dame
Description:
Discover one of Shakespeare's most beloved comedies like you've never seen it before! Join five professional actors from London's most prestigious stages as they bring to life every role in this family-friendly tale of love and mischief. Actors From The London Stage (AFTLS) is one of the oldest established touring Shakespeare theater companies in the world.
AFTLS is based in England and produced on campuses throughout the nation by Shakespeare at Notre Dame.
Washington Hall. Wed.-Fri., January 28-30
Ticket Prices: $20 Regular Price, $18 Faculty/Staff/Senior, $12 Student.
Ticket office phone: 574-631-2800.
Online Ticket Link
Featured, ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT, College of Arts & Letters
Contact:
aanichols@nd.edu - Shakespeare at Notre Dame
Description:
Discover one of Shakespeare's most beloved comedies like you've never seen it before! Join five professional actors from London's most prestigious stages as they bring to life every role in this family-friendly tale of love and mischief. Actors From The London Stage (AFTLS) is one of the oldest established touring Shakespeare theater companies in the world.
AFTLS is based in England and produced on campuses throughout the nation by Shakespeare at Notre Dame.
Washington Hall. Wed.-Fri., January 28-30
Ticket Prices: $20 Regular Price, $18 Faculty/Staff/Senior, $12 Student.
Ticket office phone: 574-631-2800.
Online Ticket Link
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