By William Shakespeare
Directed by Tony White
The second offering of our Shakespeare in the Parks turns to a rarely done but action packed history play, King John. More famous in the US for his signing of the Magna Carta than anything else, the play of King John played as more political allegory than dry history with humor, family tragedy and expansive sword play. In 12 Century England King John, brother of Richard the Lion Heart fights to maintain his throne against his young nephew Arthur, the rightful heir to throne and the King of France. The show follows how personal and political ambition endangers that which is most dear through the eyes of John's court and the wiseacre musings of the Bastard, another of John's nephew.
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Show Dates:
Wednesday, July 9, 7:30PM, Staib Park, Hackensack, NJ
Wednesday, July 16, 7:30PM, Staib Park, Hackensack, NJ
Thursday, July 17, 7:30PM,
Saturday, June 26 7:30PM Pearl Studios, 500 8th Avenue, 4th Floor, Studio 410, New York City, NY
(Admission $15 adults/$10 Seniors and Students
Cast


James Pravasilis

King John


Michelle Robinson
Elinor of Aquataine


Bjorn Pederson
The Bastard


Lawrence Frank
King Phillip/Lord Bigot


Jesse Stewart
Lewis the Dauphin


Kindel Ingham
Prince Arthur


Tom Hedlund
Cardinal Pandulph


Henri Douvry
Hubert/Chattilon


Allison Johnson


Salisbury/Robert


Sharon Pinches
Lady Faulconbridge/


Jon Ciccarelli


Duke of Austria/Pembroke
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