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And the youth end their run of The Two Gentlemen of Verona.
I hope your bookmark is still in place for this chapter...
Are you still performing this year?
Let us once lose our oaths to find ourselves, or else we lose ourselves to keep our oaths.
— Lord Berowne, Love's Labour's Lost
For more on Shakespeare on the Green, presented by Cape Fear Shakespeare, Ltd. at Greenfield Lake Amphitheater, click on story link below ⬇️
Always fun to spend an evening in the park with the Bard
Hi Shakespeare family,
During hurricane Florence we lost our home and most of the contents, including my home computer. I am looking for some photos that I lost from 2014 SOTG Youth show As You Like It and 2014 Journey Production of Sleepy Hollow. If any of you have any pictures from either show please email me at
[email protected]. I am truly heartbroken about losing these precious memories. Thanks in advance, Kim Dillon (Sarah’s mom)
Hello Shakespear family, during hurricane Florence I lost my home and most of the contents including my home computer. I am looking for pictures from 2014 SOTG youth show As You Like It and 2014 Journey production of Sleepy Hollow. If you have any from either of these shows please email me at
[email protected]. I am heartbroken that I have lost these precious memories. Thanks for your help Kim Dillon
Spring fever has us thinking about all of North Carolina's wonderful outdoor dramas - add one of these amazing performances to your summer bucket list!
The Lost Colony
Unto These Hills
Horn in the West
First for Freedom
Montford Park Players
Snow Camp Outdoor Theatre
Cape Fear Shakespeare, Ltd.
The Tom Dooley Project
Old Colony Players (From This Day Forward)
Liberty Mountain - The Revolutionary Drama
From musicals like Opera House Theatre Company's "My Fair Lady" to Cape Fear Shakespeare, Ltd.'s "Romeo and Juliet," there’s plenty to see on stage.
Cape Fear Shakespeare has started it's 2018 summer season. Info at: Cape Fear Shakespeare, Ltd.
Cape Fear Shakespeare, Ltd. presents "The Merry Wives of Windsor" and "Romeo & Juliet" through June 24 (maybe longer?) Listen to Caylan McKay and Murphy Turner talk about the annual free Shakespeare at Greenfield Lake Amphitheater.
Do you know what plays you will be doing next summer yet (2018)?