Tweet Me, Kate?
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.
Complete Madness
Our next “Official” NFDC show is coming up in the Spring, but this January, we’re going to do something Complete-ly different …
A Beastie Glow
Remember! Ghostly storytelling at Barrington Hall tomorrow night and Saturday night from 7pm to 9pm!
You Need A New Mug
Obviously, you need one. And NFDC has just the thing: Poster Mugs from all three seasons!
Rehearsal Photos from Romeo & Juliet
Flickr Photo Posted! No, Hit Him This Way, originally uploaded by northfultondramaclub.
Two Bonus Nights of Midsummer and Other News
If you missed our production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream at Barrington Hall, this weekend offers two more opportunities …some podcast news … Auditions for Romeo & Juliet are coming up … and some step-by-step instructions on purchasing Festival Tickets.
Gwinnett County Community Theatre Festival hosted by Aurora Theatre
Eight community theatres form all over North Georgia representing 100 years of performance will descend upon Aurora Theatre to participate in the 1st Annual Gwinnett County Community Theatre Festival.
NFDC's Official Rain Policy (Revised)
Weather and outdoor theatre don’t always have the best relationship, so here is our brief policy …
Operation Save the Fig Tree
So we had a bit of a scare last night. Because this is Georgia and it’s still early spring, the weather can be very unpredictable. We noticed the weather report called for a freeze, which was a cause for worry. . .
We Are A 501(c)3!
North Fulton Drama Club is pleased to announce that our application for recognition of tax-exempt status has been approved!
