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Complete Works Returns for Six Nights

By Thomas • Jul 12th, 2009

In August, Blackwell Playhouse will be hosting a three weekend return of NFDC’s The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged)!



Four More Minutes of All's Well

By Thomas • May 26th, 2009

Another YouTube video, this time from Act I, Scene 3 of All’s Well.



Be Our Fan

By Thomas • May 21st, 2009

We have a Facebook Fan Page.



Auditions! Macbeth!

By Thomas • May 18th, 2009

Auditions will be held on Monday and Tuesday, May 18th and 19th, from 6:30 pm to 9:30pm. Call backs will be held on Thursday, May 21st.



Six Minutes of Act II, Scene 3

By Thomas • May 13th, 2009

This video from All’s Well That Ends Well features Steve Banks as Lafeu, Ron Ogden as Parolles, and Josh Williams as Bertram.



Extended All's Well! Two More Nights!

By Thomas • May 4th, 2009

We’ll be extending our run of All’s Well That Ends Well for two more nights: Friday, May 15th and Saturday, May 16th!



One Weekend Down, Two To Go

By Thomas • Apr 26th, 2009

Photos from our second night of All’s Well performances have been uploaded to Flickr, so please take a look.



A Call for All's Well Crew

By Thomas • Apr 14th, 2009

Our costumes are almost finished, our set pieces are mostly constructed and our actors are ready to perform. Now, we just need a little help … a minimum of four crew members for each show.



Invisible Upgrade

By Thomas • Mar 3rd, 2009

Provided you weren’t looking at our website between the hours of 9pm and 11:30pm this evening, our recent upgrade to WordPress 2.7.1 was not the least bit obvious. However …



Tweet Me, Kate?

By Thomas • Feb 13th, 2009

Starting tomorrow — Valentine’s Day, no less — Amway Shakespeare Opportunity will be presenting an adaptation of William Shakespeare’s The Taming Of The Shrew. “So what?,” you ask. Taming is one of Shakespeare’s more regularly produced plays, so what is special about this one? Well, first of all, this performance will take place over the course of 12 days, one scene at a time. Secondly (and most curiously), the players will be strutting their hours upon a virtual stage at a rate of 140-letters a line.