Shakespeare - Summer Scene Fest July 11-13, 2019 at 7:00 pm Greenwood Little Theatre
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Shakespeare Summer Scene Fest July 11-13, 2019 at 7:00 pm Greenwood Little Theatre
Sydney Beane Nayia Elliott Niobi Elliott
9th Grade 7th Grade 10th Grade
Grenada Middle Bellevue Middle Central High School
School School, Memphis, TN Memphis, TN
Lauryn Aaliyah Lucas Lormand Yash Malhotra
Evans 9th Grade 7th Grade,
12th Grade Grenada High School Delta Streets Academy
Mississippi School
of the Arts
Brookhaven, MS
1st Year Participant
2nd Year Participant
4th Year ParticipantRaghav Nallani Callie Nelms Brendan Pernell
12th Grade 9th Grade 11th Grade
Mississippi School J. Z. George Home Educated
for Math and Science High School, Greenwood, MS
Columbus, MS North Carrollton, MS
Khyra Ware
9th Grade, Pillow
Academy
Shakespeare Junior Company
Langdon Dyksterhouse (3rd Grade, Pillow Academy)
Mary Laine Dyksterhouse (5th Grade, Pillow Academy)
Isabel Gomez-Llera (8th Grade, Montealto [Madrid, Spain])
Tyce Montgomery (5th Grade, Southwest Elementary [Williston, TN])
Sophie Owens (2nd Grade, Pillow Academy)
Jessica Payne (1st Grade, Claudine Brown Elementary)
Phoenix Smith (2nd Grade, Bankston Elementary)
Wisdom Wilkins (5th Grade, Threadgill Elementary)
Emmie June Wright (2nd Grade, Carroll Academy)Scenes/Cast Twelfth Night - Act 1, Scene 1 If music be the food of love, play on. The lovesick Duke Orsino indulges in the songs of his court musicians. CURIO ....................................................................................... Nayia Elliott ORSINO ............................................................................... Raghav Nallani Romeo & Juliet - Act 2, Scene 2 O Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou Romeo? Following a party at which he met Juliet, Romeo finds himself in the garden below her window when she confesses her love for him. JULIET ....................................................................................... Niobi Elliott ROMEO ................................................................................ Raghav Nallani Twelfth Night - Act 2, Scene 5 Some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon them. The rowdy freeloaders in Olivia’s house conspire to play an elaborate prank on her steward Malvolio, who falls for the trick a little too easily. FABIAN ..................................................................................... Nayia Elliott SIR TOBY BELCH ................................................................ Aaliyah Evans SIR ANDREW AGUECHEEK ............................................... Yash Malhotra MARIA ...................................................................................... Callie Nelms MALVOLIO ......................................................................... Brendan Pernell Measure for Measure - Act 2, Scene 4 Say what you can, my false o’erweighs your true. Her brother sentenced to death, Isabella visits judge Angelo to plead for his life. Angelo agrees to save him, but at a horrific cost. ISABELLA ............................................................................. Sydney Beane ANGELO .............................................................................. Raghav Nallani SERVANT ........................................................... Mary Laine Dyksterhouse The Comedy of Errors - Act 3, Scene 4 She is spherical, like a globe. I could find out countries in her. Stranded in a foreign town, a panicked Dromio describes the woman who somehow claims to be his girlfriend. DROMIO ................................................................................... Nayia Elliott ANTIPHOLUS ............................................................................ Khyra Ware
The Merry Wives of Windsor - Act 3, Scene 3
He’s too big to go in there.
Falstaff has been recklessly courting two married women, so they take
their revenge by stuffing him in a laundry basket and dumping him in the
river.
SIR HUGH EVANS ................................................................ Sydney Beane
JOHN ......................................................................................... Nayia Elliott
MISTRESS FORD ..................................................................... Niobi Elliott
MISTRESS PAGE .................................................................. Aaliyah Evans
ROBIN .................................................................................. Lucas Lormand
FORD ..................................................................................... Yash Malhotra
FALSTAFF .......................................................................... Brendan Pernell
PAGE ........................................................................................... Khyra Ware
ROBERT ............................................................. Mary Laine Dyksterhouse
Henry VI, Part 3 - Act 5, Scene 6
Teeth hadst thou in thy head when thou was born, to signify thou cam’st to
bite the world.
In the climactic confrontation of the Wars of the Roses, Richard pays a
midnight visit to the overthrown and imprisoned King Henry.
RICHARD ............................................................................. Raghav Nallani
KING HENRY VI ...................................................................... Callie Nelms
GUARD .......................................................................... Isabel Gomez-Llera
Henry VI, Part 3 - Act 5, Scene 7
So Judas kissed his master and cried ‘All hail!’ whenas he meant all harm.
Richard attends the coronation of his older brother, the new King Edward
IV, following the death of Henry VI.
QUEEN ELIZABETH ............................................................ Sydney Beane
CLARENCE ......................................................................... Lucas Lormand
HASTINGS ............................................................................ Yash Malhotra
RICHARD ............................................................................. Raghav Nallani
KING EDWARD IV ............................................................. Brendan Pernell
NURSE ....................................................................................... Khyra Ware
ATTENDANTS ................. Mary Laine Dyksterhouse, Isabel Gomez-Llera
15-MINUTE INTERMISSIONScenes/Cast King John - Act 3, Scene 4 I am not mad. Too well, too well I feel the different plague of each calamity. Her young son captured by the enemy, Constance confronts the men responsible for starting and escalating the war. CONSTANCE ......................................................................... Sydney Beane DAUPHIN ............................................................................ Lucas Lormand CARDINAL PANDULPH ...................................................... Yash Malhotra KING PHILIP OF FRANCE ................................................ Brendan Pernell Richard III - Act 1, Scene 1 Now is the winter of our discontent… Despite the celebration and prosperity of his brother’s reign, Richard reveals his homicidal resentment, and plots to take the throne for himself. RICHARD ............................................................................. Raghav Nallani Twelfth Night - Act 3, Scene 4 This is a very midsummer madness! The pranksters’ trap is completed when Malvolio appears before Olivia in the outfit and attitude he thinks she requested. OLIVIA ................................................................................... Aaliyah Evans MARIA ...................................................................................... Callie Nelms MAVLOIO ........................................................................... Brendan Pernell Hamlet - Act 5, Scene 1 Alas, poor Yorick! I knew him, Horatio… Hamlet and Horatio stumble across two gravediggers discussing Ophelia’s suicide; Hamlet reflects on the bones that are dug up. GRAVEDIGGERS ................................................ Nayia Elliott, Khyra Ware HAMLET .................................................................................... Niobi Elliott HORATIO .............................................................................. Yash Malhotra Titus Andronicus - Act 5, Scene 1 I have done a thousand dreadful things as willingly as one would kill a fly. With his last words on the gallows, Aaron gleefully confesses his crimes. AARON ................................................................................ Raghav Nallani LUCIUS ...................................................................................... Khyra Ware GOTH ............................................................................. Isabel Gomez-Llera
Henry VIII - Act 4, Scene 2
Saw you not, even now, a blessed troop...whose bright faces cast thousand
beams upon me?
On her deathbed, the divorced former queen Katherine of Aragon
experiences a magnificent vision.
QUEEN KATHERINE ............................................................ Sydney Beane
GRIFFITH ............................................................................ Lucas Lormand
CAPUCHIUS ............................................................................ Callie Nelms
PATIENCE .................................................................................. Khyra Ware
THE VISION ...................................................................... Junior Company
Twelfth Night - Act 5, Scene 1
For the rain it raineth every day.
Feste the jester sings of an eventful life in the wind and the rain.
FESTE .................................................................................... Aaliyah Evans
Upcoming Auditions
Richard Hooker’s M*A*S*H
Auditions will be held at Greenwood Little Theatre, 707 Sycamore
Ave. Greenwood, Mississippi
Auditions: Monday, July 15 at 7pm and Tuesday, July 16 at 7pm
Production Dates: October 10-13, 2019
GLT is looking to fill roles for 15 males and 15 females.
No experience or prepared speeches are required.
Annie: The Musical
All auditions will be held at the Episcopal Church of the Nativity,
400 Howard Street, Greenwood, Mississippi
Auditions:
Monday, August 5, 6:30 pm - adult roles and ensemble
Tuesday, August 6, 6:30 pm - adult roles and ensemble
Saturday, August 10, 10:00 am - children’s roles (ages 6 and up)
Sunday, August 11, 2:00 pm - children’s roles (ages 6 and up)
Production Dates: December 14 - 22, 2019
More details at greenwoodlittletheatre.com/auditionsProduction Crew
DIRECTOR .................................................................. Steve Iwanski
JUNIOR COMPANY DIRECTOR ................................ Jenna Arnold
MOVEMENT AND CHOREOGRAPHY ....................... David Dallas
TECH/CREW ............................................. Sela Ricketts, Nada Aziz
COSTUMES .................................................... Yolande van Heerden
LIGHTING .............................................................. Taylor Buchanan
MUSIC ........................................... Dr. James M. McLeod, Ole Miss
Music to “The Wind and the Rain” written by Dan Splaingard
Acknowledgements
The Shakespeare Summer Camp and Summer Scene Fest are made
possible by a collaboration between Greenwood Little Theatre,
ArtPlace Mississippi, and the Greenwood Shakespeare Project. All
three of these organizations provide high quality educational and
arts opportunities for area youth and deserve your support. As you
enjoy tonight’s show, please consider donating to these groups so
that programs like this will continue to be available for all citizens
of Greenwood.
Within and beside these organizations, we’d especially like to thank
our adult teachers and leaders who devoted countless hours to our
project. We’d also like to thank a long list of folks who made this
possible in ways large and small. These include Cam Abel, Richard
Beattie, Paul Brown, Taylor Buchanan, Casey Cep, Alicia Dallas,
Richard Elliott, Nichole Henry, Forrest Hodge, Dame Jasmine
Hughes, J. T. Hurst, Sarah Iwanski, Becky & Jimbo Palmer, Will
Perkins, Dan Splaingard, and Yolande van Heerden.
This project is supported in part by funding from the City of
Greenwood, the Community Foundation of Northwest Mississippi,
the Mississippi Arts Commission, a state agency, and in part from
the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency.You can also read
