Welcome to Advice To The Players' 25th Anniversary Season!
War of the Roses Part II: Curses and Queens.................August 2nd - 11th The Book of Will by Lauren Gunderson........................August 24th and 25th The Tempest.....................................................................September 20th - 29th Twelfth Night...................................................................December 14th and 15th
War of the Roses Part II will be performed on the following dates and in the following venues:
August 2nd, 5:30 pm - Quimby Park (preview) August 3rd, 5:30pm - Quimby Park August 4th, 5:30pm - Trails at Castle in the Clouds (please arrive at 5:00) August 7th, 5:30pm - Trails at Castle in the Clouds (please arrive at 5:00) August 8th, 5:30pm - Trails at Castle in the Clouds (please arrive at 5:00) August 9th, 5:30pm - Quimby Park August 10th, 5:30pm - Quimby Park August 11th, 5:30pm - Quimby Park
Join us for a staged reading directed by our founder, Caroline Nesbitt, and featuring a cast that includes local professionals Bob Bates and Clayton Phillips; ATTP favorites Chris Boldt, Dennis Sullivan, and Kaitlyn Hill; and guest artists Conor Moroney, Nafeesa Monroe, and Beth Daily.
The Book of Will, by Lauren Gunderson, is the story of the men and women who, grieving the loss of their friend William Shakespeare, decide to enshrine his legacy on paper, preserving it for generations to come. The story truly celebrates everything we love about Shakespeare, told by some of the most passionate members of our company.
For this special event, we suggest a donation of $25 to celebrate 25 years of Advice To The Players!
No reservation necessary. At the Bearcamp Center for Sustainable Community on Saturday, 8/24, and at the Carriage House at Castle in the Clouds on Sunday, 8/25.
25th Anniversary Gala
Advice To The Players is turning 25!
We're celebrating in style: with a once-in-a-lifetime performance of The Tempest on Moon Island, on Squam Lake, followed by a gala reception at the Squam Lakes Science Center.
Expect food, drink, and much merriment, as well as a fundraising event with many opportunities to help ATTP thrive for another 25 years.