$10 for a General-Admission Ticket to "Romeo and Juliet" Presented by Tennessee Shakespeare Company ($23 Value)
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- Classic Shakespearian tragedy
- Site-specific production
- Seasoned director
For $10, today's deal gets you a general-admission ticket to Romeo and Juliet presented by Tennessee Shakespeare Company at the Dixon Gallery and Gardens (a $23 value). Choose from two performances:
- Saturday, April 30 at 7:30 p.m.
- Sunday, May 1 at 7 p.m.
Tennessee Shakespeare Company revives Elizabethan dramatic literature for the mid-South through seasonal indoor and outdoor performances of the Bard's many masterpieces. Directed by Seattle Shakespeare Company's seasoned Artistic Director Stephanie Shine, Romeo and Juliet is a site-specific foray tailored to the beauty of the various lush nooks and crannies within the Dixon Gardens. The production immerses viewers in the torn world of Verona as theatrical travelers are swept along by the inexorable pull of doomed love and deep-seated grudgery. The play also has some very quotable dialogue, such as "Get thee to a chopper!" and "Noooooo!"
Reviews
Though reviews for this production are still growing, Tennessee Shakespeare Company's previous productions have been featured by the Daily News and GoMemphis.com:
- From beginning to end, Tennessee Shakespeare Company fills the brick and wood room with fierce energy. The actors’ impeccable diction and vehement delivery keep the pace moving and the unease building. – Christopher Blank, GoMemphis.com
- Classic Shakespearian tragedy
- Site-specific production
- Seasoned director
For $10, today's deal gets you a general-admission ticket to Romeo and Juliet presented by Tennessee Shakespeare Company at the Dixon Gallery and Gardens (a $23 value). Choose from two performances:
- Saturday, April 30 at 7:30 p.m.
- Sunday, May 1 at 7 p.m.
Tennessee Shakespeare Company revives Elizabethan dramatic literature for the mid-South through seasonal indoor and outdoor performances of the Bard's many masterpieces. Directed by Seattle Shakespeare Company's seasoned Artistic Director Stephanie Shine, Romeo and Juliet is a site-specific foray tailored to the beauty of the various lush nooks and crannies within the Dixon Gardens. The production immerses viewers in the torn world of Verona as theatrical travelers are swept along by the inexorable pull of doomed love and deep-seated grudgery. The play also has some very quotable dialogue, such as "Get thee to a chopper!" and "Noooooo!"
Reviews
Though reviews for this production are still growing, Tennessee Shakespeare Company's previous productions have been featured by the Daily News and GoMemphis.com:
- From beginning to end, Tennessee Shakespeare Company fills the brick and wood room with fierce energy. The actors’ impeccable diction and vehement delivery keep the pace moving and the unease building. – Christopher Blank, GoMemphis.com