Showing posts with label Harvard Square. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Harvard Square. Show all posts

Sunday, April 22, 2012

Shakespeare's Birthday Celebration

It's Shakespeares' Birthday, coming up! 

And every year ASP celebrates in Harvard Sq. with lots of fun, family-friendly events. 


Here's the info below, if you think you might like to come:

Shakespeare Birthday Celebration!

Apr 28, 2012
Harvard Square
Join us to celebrate all things Shakespeare on Saturday, April 28th all day in Harvard Square!
On Saturday April 28, join the Actors' Shakespeare Project -- along with the Harvard Square Business Association and the bookstores of Harvard Square -- to celebrate Shakespeare's Birthday.

Meet us at the Cambridge Public Library at 449 Broadway (outside of Harvard Square) at 11 a.m. to make a fun, personal banner that you'll process into the square with! Simply want to join the procession? Arrive by 11:55 a.m. (in costume!) and join us as we march to the heart of Harvard Square for the grand re-opening of the world’s only Curious George store. Then, on to Palmer Street for toasts, ice cream, face painting, music, theater, stilt workshops and more!

All activities are free and family friendly. Bring your family and friends and join us in celebrating The Bard!
Our partners include: Harvard Square Business Association, Zumix, Revels, Cambridge Public Library, the AfroBrazil Boloco Band, Charlestown Working Theater, Open Air Circus, FuFu and Oreos, and the bookstores of Harvard Square!

Thursday, May 28, 2009

Romance


Saw "Romance" by David Mamet at the ART in Harvard Square last night. It was very VERY funny, a lovely, precise, hilarious cast (with T. as the prosecutor!). Will LeBow in particular was fantastic as the addled judge! God, he is funny in this play!
I was in a reading of Romance about a year ago, so I knew the play already. What was really entertaining (for me) was seeing all the comic flourishes this great group of actors added to the play: those hilarious, unscripted, funny moments.

Check it out if you have a chance. It closes next week. Here's the website: http://www.amrep.org/