Student director, set designer, stage manager, overachiever. Sam’s directing debut will be performed at a Theater Festival this weekend. Send positive thoughts.
F. 18-20 year-old misfit, new to the area and the theater, except for the graffiti she added to the exterior recently. Edgy and defensive, she now needs community service hours...
M. The old and opinionated Sheriff, whose territory includes the Forest of Arden, Sherwood Forest, and the woods in between. Running for re-election. Again.
Our Play’s narrator. Minimal to good guitar skills, acoustic and possibly electric. Or mandolin or ukelele. Greensleeves would be nice, but a few chords work too. *Sidekick option
Bottom the weaver, fresh from a stellar, well, at least memorable performance of “Pyramus and Thisbe.” Yep. That’s the one.
F. Plucky and eternally young, she wears a "wolf-skin" shawl over her cape. Would you believe a silly girl in a red cape has been robbing the rich and helping her brother Robin give to the poor? Neither does anyone else.
M. The third son of the late Sir Roland, in exile, disguised as a woodsman in the forest; in love with Rosalind, whom he marries at the end of As You Like It over and over again.
Usually the King’s official messenger, the Herald is somehow now part of the Sheriff’s re-election campaign.
M. Second -in-command to the Sheriff of Nottingham. In love with Maid Marian.
F. Plucked from the pages of As You Like It, Rosalind has been cast out by the same evil duke that banished her father as well as her love, Orlando. She escapes to the woods dressed in men’s clothing. You know the story. But what if there’s more to it?
Flexible. Unison COMPANY lines and Renaissance dance. Individual lines include Wedding Officiant, Wedding Guests, Trees and all-gender “Merry Men” May also include tech crew in costumes.