Romeo and Juliet, plus late night labyrinth walk

[queen-of-wands.livejournal.com]

A lot of really cool stuff happens at the Somerville Community Growing Center, not terribly far from Davis Square. Here are two events coming up next week:

The Lonesome Coyote Theater presents a free outdoor production of
Romeo and Juliet
Thursday – Saturday August 14, 15, 16 at 7 pm
Sunday August 17 at 4 pm

No set or costumes--just a simple, powerful staging of Shakespeare's masterpiece. Come see the mixture of romance and rivalry, poetry and passion, low humor and high tragedy that has for four centuries remained one of the most popular plays of all time. To check on weather cancellations please call 978-314-6403.

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Full Moon Labyrinth Walk
date and time: Saturday August 16 at 10:30 pm (after Shakespeare in the Garden)
Come walk with us on the labyrinth as a meditation, a prayer, a time for reflection, and an opportunity to connect with the Earth. Supported by Viriditas, a Boston area Reclaiming group.
For more information, contact Sarah at sarah@sarahwhedon.org or 805-252-9472.

Both events are in the garden at…
The Somerville Community Growing Center
22 Vinal Ave., Somerville (near Union Square)

Comments

[ron_newman]

Always good to hear about another free outdoor Shakespeare show. Are you in this one?

[queen-of-wands.livejournal.com]

No, I'm not in it. Truth be told, I don't have any idea who is, but I'm a volunteer for the Growing Center wearing the publicist hat today. And I love just about everything the center hosts so I'm excited to see the show!

[ron_newman]

I enjoyed this show today. I hope Tybalt is OK -- that fight was a bit more realistic than intended!

[queen-of-wands.livejournal.com]

Yikes! I saw it last night and nobody seemed to actually get injured (although there were several times I worried about actors falling on pointy bricks). I hope he's okay too.

[ron_newman]

Yeah, i think Tybalt hit his head on one of the labyrinth bricks during the fight -- he was bloodied afterwards and wasn't around for the curtain call. People told me he had gone home, but I hope he went to see a doctor.