It's set in the forest of Arden and involves a little cross-dressing, some crisscrossed lovers and a wrestling match. I think people want to come downtown and laugh and have fun. But you have to remember that this is a lot of people's first exposure to live Shakespeare. And we want to keep it free and accessible. Art isn't just for the people who can afford it.
Art is for everyone.
As is traditional with the SSF's approach, a British director will be imported to oversee the show. We just need to get his signature on a contract before we announce it, but he's very interested in doing this. He is a very talented actor and director who is working on a production of 'Macbeth' with Ian Holm in England right now. In the meantime, Gunter said, the SSF is in the market for technical crews. We've got to build a forest.