Join us at Indeed Brewing on Monday, October 28 at 7PM when Season 10 continues in the Twin Cities. We visit company member Nicole Goeden in her Home and explore her favorite Shakespeare: Cymbeline. We'll of course accompany our reading with a little trivia, a few prizes and bracelet making (because embroidery floss means friends forever!).
Fun is free, Indeed will be serving your libation needs all evening (both brews for the 21+ audience and for the not yet 21 crowd), and our first visit to the Twin Cities is rounded out with cast members new to us and sure to wow! Join: Andy Schnabel, Ann Frances Gregg, Charla Marie Bailey, Corey DiNardo, Erin Roberts, Jared Reise, Joe Wiener, Jordon Johnson, Kaija Pellinen, Kelly Nelson, Mairead Koehler, Michael Quadrozzi, Nicole Goeden, and Samantha Fairchild |
Stone Soup's October!
Our 10th Season starts this month! In Season TEN we explore home, what is it, what can it be, where is it and why do we yearn for it somedays and wish to run away from it others. We began with a reading of Romeo and Juliet at kibbitznest in Chicago on Wednesday, Oct 16. The first play we toured is our own "home" coming as we explore its comedy and tragedy and how its relevance has changed, altered, heightened and evolved in the ten years since we first examined this text. We continue Monday, Oct 28 at Indeed Brewing in Minneapolis. Our first trek to the Twin Cities which is HOME to company member Nicole Goeden, where Artistic Director Julia Stemper called HOME as a wee undergraduate, and where we will all explore Cymbeline who attempted to make a Fairy Tale HOME in Briton and faced many a hardship in doing so. A continued thanks to so many people who have donated throughout Season 9! We're still working to hit our tour goal with our DonorBox Campaign and we're still collecting donations through everyday Amazon shopping's SMILE foundation (please: shop local, but...if you see the perfect Halloween costume online, think of us while shopping and use our SMILE account) . Keep reading with our Book Club, re-live the magic of Tour 9 with our new Twelfth Night photo gallery, join us for all of the readings and start prepping to make Elsinore your home as we move towards Tour 10's Hamlet! Remember: have a great day and remember to keep letting us know what you're seeing while you wait for us to visit you "in your backyard!" |
BOOK CLUB CONTINUES!
For perfect entrance into autumn, it's time to read the tenth book of the year: Tempestuous by Kim Askew. This delightful novel is age appropriate for the teen in us all, but fun enough for everyone to happily revisit their teenage selves long enough to pop back to days of walking the mall not for physical fitness but for pure social status (note: we've heard visiting mall is retro cool now so...take that how you will - we rehearsed in one and are all about the retro).
For perfect entrance into autumn, it's time to read the tenth book of the year: Tempestuous by Kim Askew. This delightful novel is age appropriate for the teen in us all, but fun enough for everyone to happily revisit their teenage selves long enough to pop back to days of walking the mall not for physical fitness but for pure social status (note: we've heard visiting mall is retro cool now so...take that how you will - we rehearsed in one and are all about the retro).
Stone Soup Shakespeare is headed home. Season TEN is all about how home become home and how Shakespeare's words (which are home to us) explore the concepts of home, homecoming and home making.
Other fun this season includes workshops for the young and young at heart, readings in new cities (we're looking at you Twin Cities!), school trips, adventures combining salt and pepper and Shakespeare and of course Tour 10: Hamlet.
As we unfold details we encourage you to ask questions and say hi. Find us on Facebook, Instagram or drop us a line at info@stonesoupshakespeare.com. We are always looking for new collaborators, new backyards and new ideas.
Interested in helping us keep our artists fed and closed this year? Consider donating if you are able.
Other fun this season includes workshops for the young and young at heart, readings in new cities (we're looking at you Twin Cities!), school trips, adventures combining salt and pepper and Shakespeare and of course Tour 10: Hamlet.
As we unfold details we encourage you to ask questions and say hi. Find us on Facebook, Instagram or drop us a line at info@stonesoupshakespeare.com. We are always looking for new collaborators, new backyards and new ideas.
Interested in helping us keep our artists fed and closed this year? Consider donating if you are able.