Curtain Players Theatre, in conjunction with the City of Westerville Parks and Recreation Department, will present my play "Robin Hood and the Secret of Sherwood" in the summer of 2016.
Show Info
Robin Hood & the Secret of Sherwood
Adapted from legend by Jeremy Sony
Directed by Keely Kurtas-Chapman
Adapted from legend by Jeremy Sony
Directed by Keely Kurtas-Chapman
WHEN: June 16, 17, 18 & 23, 24, 25 @ 7:30 p.m.
WHERE: Alum Creek Park Amphitheater, Westerville, OH (map opens in new window)
WHERE: Alum Creek Park Amphitheater, Westerville, OH (map opens in new window)
SYNOPSIS
Sword fights, secret identities, love, betrayal, and redemption: History and legend collide in this new tale of Robin Hood. When the Brothers Huntingdon lost their parents to the treachery of King Henry of the Plantagenets, their lives took very different paths. One became an outlaw. One became the sheriff. When their paths cross again in Sherwood Forest, they find a Queen fighting for freedom, the King who destroyed their family, and the truth about their connection to the legendary Robin Hood. Their feud puts the very future of England at stake, as one brother puts himself before his kin, while the other discovers that being an outlaw might just be in his blood.
Sword fights, secret identities, love, betrayal, and redemption: History and legend collide in this new tale of Robin Hood. When the Brothers Huntingdon lost their parents to the treachery of King Henry of the Plantagenets, their lives took very different paths. One became an outlaw. One became the sheriff. When their paths cross again in Sherwood Forest, they find a Queen fighting for freedom, the King who destroyed their family, and the truth about their connection to the legendary Robin Hood. Their feud puts the very future of England at stake, as one brother puts himself before his kin, while the other discovers that being an outlaw might just be in his blood.
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Cast
(in alphabetical order): Azhar Ali (Robin); Amy Anderson (Catherine); Randy Benge (King Henry); Grace Bolander (Marian); Liz Bratt (sharing role of Love/Flower Girl); Gabe Caldwell (Richard); Kate Charlesworth-Miller (Tinker/Reyne); Mia Doron (Barrow/Herald/Much); Liz Gaffney (Gunnor); John Grote (John/Paen); Brian Henry (Sheriff); Martina Holbrook (Clara); Jeff Kemeter (Warin/understudy Richard); Grace Mashensic (sharing role of Love/Flower Girl); Tina Mercer (Eva/Gemma); Mark Miller (Alan-a-Dale/Rand/Piemaker); Ashley Schuliger (Will Stutely); Kelsey Schuliger (Wulfwyn/Lefwen); Mark Schuliger (Friar Tuck); Paula Shtein (Scarlett/Kima/understudy Marian); Jill Taylor (Queen Eleanor); Drew Washburn (Little John); and Danielle Webster (Lady Joan).
Crew
Playwright: Jeremy Sony; Director: Keely Kurtas-Chapman; Stage Manager: Kate Hawthorne; Costumes: Tasha Naneth, Natalie Bolton; Set: Booth Muller, Drew Washburn; Props: Mary Benge; Lighting/Sound: Jeff Cramlet, Denise Dumouchelle; Fight Choreographer: Jason Speicher.