King John Press Release

[thehefner]

The Rude Mechanicals questionably present The Life and Death of King John, by William Shakespeare, directed by Alan Duda

September 23, 24, 30, and October 1
8 PM
Sellers Theater
8000 Cherry Lane
Laurel, MD

www.rudemechanicals.com, tickets are $10; $8 for students and senior citizens. Come out and see why nobody is talking about William Shakespeare’s King John.

Who says history has to be interesting? The Rude Mechanicals questionably present The Life and Death of King John. on Friday and Saturday at 8PM, September 23rd, 24th, 30th, and 31st October 1st. By saving on the cost of printing "and October 1st", they are able to charge a mere $10 for admission. Another of Shakespeare's top forty plays guaranteed to transport you to Laurel High School's Seller's Cafetorium where the stifling heat, deafening air conditioning, excruciating chairs, and penultimate performance will simultaneously stupefy, mesmerize, paralyze, and euthanize you. Come see why this so seldom performed play is so seldom performed as it is so seldom performed so well.

"Bring a book!" - The Baltimore City Paper

Comments

[thehefner.livejournal.com]

Aroo?

[jcsbimp.livejournal.com]

Based that comment on the music in your post... it's an Austin Lounge Lizards song, "Leonard Cohen's Day Job." Really bizarre. I'd not been too aware of Cohen's music before that.