Join us on the grounds for a catered picnic and pre-show entertainment, then move indoors for an 8 p.m. preview performance. The festival's programs include teacher training, master classes, Camp Shakespeare and a summer high school conservatory. Previous Festival productions were selected by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution to top its most recent Best Plays of the Year lists for two years running. Richard II examines the question of loyalty versus challenging authority when a powerful person is poorly suited to lead. This production springs to life in a contemporary setting with Chris Kayser in the title role.
Cost includes a boxed meal, drink and admission to the play.
Invite your friends, colleagues and business associates to celebrate the summer with you at this PRSA evening reception and performance on Thursday, July 13. Don't miss the Georgia Chapter's evening at the Georgia Shakespeare Festival, Thursday, July 13, 2000. National waives initiation fee for prospective members who attend July meeting, join by September. The Georgia Chapter will go casual for its July 13 meeting at the Georgia Shakespeare Festival. Georgia chapter officers and board members will be on hand to talk to prospective members about the benefits of joining PRSA and about how to get involved and get the most from belonging to the Georgia chapter.