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Midsummer Night's Dream
Who would believe excellent Shakespeare on an outdoor stage at the bottom edge of a peculiar processing plant? Yes, at Riverbank. This shortened version of summer foolery succeeds because of extraordinary efforts and talents of cast and crew. Even when we non-Elizabethans did not understand the language we could follow the story twists easily. Rarely have I seen a play where superb directing was so obvious. There was much physical activity and humor which made our cement seats a little more bearable. Bring your own cushion and bug repellent, but management offers spray bottles if you forget. An electrical short doused stage lights the night I was there, but the actors kept acting until emergency lighting went on. Did not drop a line. With free admission this show is the best buy in town. Of course they plea for a donation afterwards and deserve it royally.
A Midsummer Night's Dream
on Saturday, Jul 14th, 2012
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