Directed by Amy Gonzalez
Costume Design by Julie Engelbrecht
Scenic and Lighting Design by Bruce McLeod
Sound Design by Shane Olbourne
Shakespeare’s tale of friendship, betrayal and love starts as Valentine leaves his home and his best friend, Proteus, in search of adventure in a far away city. Proteus prefers to remain at home close to his love, Julia, but is soon sent away by his father to follow in Valentine’s footsteps. In the city both friends fall in love with Silvia who, betrothed to yet another suitor. Youthful affection is the main culprit as complications abound and love triangles multiply. Throw a nerdy knight, several outlaws, a girl disguised as a boy and a dog named Crab mix it all together with some 1970's color and perspective and the result is a refreshingly updated version of one of Shakespeare's most endearing romantic comedies.
Performance Dates and Times:
Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays at 8pm from November 3 to November 18. Also, Sunday, November 12 at 2pm.
Location:
Foothill College Playhouse (Rm #1301)
I-280 at El Monte Road, Los Altos Hills
Tickets: $16 General Admission/$12 for all Students and Seniors/$8 for Owl Card holders
On sale beginning October 20th.
Website and Online Ticket Sales:
Cast Features: Brennan Holness of Aptos, Norman Luce of Los Altos, Julia Sachon of Los Gatos, Arturo Dirzo and David Roberts of Mountain View, Jimmy Gunn and Katie Walton of Palo Alto, Lauren T. Mack, Drew Moore, Alexi Solomos and Jake Van Tuyl of San Jose, Paulina Krasnova of San Mateo, Dean Burgi of Sunnyvale with Ryan Allarde and Mazel Rabin as Crab.
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Aurora Simcovich as Julia
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Pictured from left:
Jimmy Gunn as Lance
Mazel Rabin as Crab
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Pictured from left:
Aurora Simcovich as Julia
Drew Moore as Proteus
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Pictured from left:
Jimmy Gunn as Lance
Mazel Rabin as Crab
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PARKING: Parking in lots #1 & #6 only is included in the ticket price. There is no need to purchase a permit to attend shows if patrons park in either of those two lots only. Lot #6 provides access without stairs, but is located considerably further from the Foothill Playhouse.
