Coriolanus
By William Shakesepeare
Abridged and directed by Milo Graamans
Coriolanus, an arrogant celebrity soldier in ancient Rome, has become a political candidate. When the citizens see his true colors, they banish him from the city. Out of spite, Coriolanus joins forces with his former enemies to seek revenge on Rome.
This production presents Coriolanus as a political tragedy, and contains no onstage violence. Using the original (but abridged) text, the setting is modern, with the common Roman citizens indistinguishable from the audience.
AUDITIONS: Monday, May 29 @ 6:00 PM
Callbacks (if needed) on Tuesday, May 30
Rehearsals begin: July 24, 2023
Production dates: October 20 – November 5, 2023
All roles are open to actors of any age, race, or gender.
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