Every summer, Houstonians descend upon the lawns of the Miller Outdoor Theatre, lawn chairs in tow and age-appropriate beverages in hand, to witness the Houston Shakespeare Festival's tradition of producing two William Shakespeare plays each summer. Depending on their distance from the stage, some may hear the dialogue more clearly...
Depending on their distance from the stage, some may hear the dialogue more clearly than they can see the performers' faces. The festival casts actors from the University of Houston's School of Theatre and Dance, in addition to local talents, creating a dynamic mix of fresh graduates who sometimes decide to relocate from Houston to pursue professional careers elsewhere..
While it's common for Young to direct at least one show, this year, he stepped back and invited women who were ready to take the lead. Both directors are eager for Houston audiences to witness their fresh take on these classic theatrical pieces. Thomas, when asked about the uniqueness of the Houston Shakespeare Festival compared to other Shakespearean festivals across the country, praises the Houston audience, stating,"It's free. So you get everybody and every kind of body coming to see this work.
Performances for Macbeth are scheduled for July 27, 29, 31, August 2 and 4 at 8:15 p.m with Bard Talk at 7:45 p.m. Free.
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