Antony and Cleopatra is Shakespeare’s multifaceted tragedy about two of the most famous lovers in history. Arguably the most seductive and complex of Shakespeare’s heroines, as well as a powerful and controversial historical figure, Cleopatra VII, Queen of Egypt in the 1st century BC, continues to fascinate scholars, critics, and general audiences alike. Her passionate love affair with the renowned Roman general, Mark Antony; their important influence on the Roman Empire; and their untimely, tragic deaths form the basis of this great play that combines tragedy, action, love story, and political intrigue all in one.

University College (UWO) - At the outdoor courtyard on the west side. In case of bad weather we move inside to UC room 204.

5 Performances:
Tuesday, July 5th, 2011 at 7:30pm
Wednesday, July 6th, 2011 at 7:30pm
Thursday, July 7th, 2011 at 7:30pm
Friday, July 8th, 2011 at 7:30pm
Saturday, July 9th, 2011 at 7:30pm

Folding chairs on riser will be available, but you are welcome to bring your own chairs or cushions for more comfort. ;)

Tickets $15 general admission, $10 for students and seniors. Tickets available at the door or reservations with Mark Killeen at 519-472-4972 or mkilleen8@hotmail.com.

Our website (under construction): http://uwosummershakespeare.webs.com

CREW
Director – Jo Devereux
Producer – Whitney Bolam
Stage Manager – John Pacheco
Assistant Stage Manager – Heather Quinn
Fight Director - Rod Heikkila
Fight Captain - Mark Nocent
Costume Designer – Whitney Bolam
Seamstresses - Whitney Bolam/Joan Bolam
Props Manager – Jess Martin/Ruby Lavallee
Hair/Makeup Design - Danny McMurray
Cleopatra's Makeup Design - Cassandra Conley
Jewelry Design - Kaitlyn Rietdyk
Poster Design - Selma Purac
Website Design - Denardo Hepburn
Photographer - Whitney Bolam
Publicity – Mark Killeen

MUSICIANS
Music Director/Composer – Michael Lukaszuk
Violin - Alice Hansen
Lute - Rogan Bogaert
Cello - TBD

CAST
Mark Antony – Andre Cormier
Cleopatra – Kaitlyn Rietdyk
Octavius Caesar – Mike Ross
Lepidus/Antony’s Captain/Dolabella – Mark Nocent
Domitius Enobarbus – Marcus Brown
Agrippa/Eros – Biden Hall
Charmian – Karalyn Riepert
Iras – Christine Johnson
Alexas – Amanda Nethercott
Octavia – Kristin Thomas
Dercetas/Messenger/Thyreus – Will Nicholson
Mecaenas/Canidius/Messenger – Jeff Nauta
Philo/Gallus/Attendant – Denardo Hepburn
Proculeius/Attendant/Soldier/Guard – Nicholas Hobin
Mardian/Euphronius/Menas/Scarus/Solider/Guard – Jack Morlog
Diomedes/Egyptian – Kelsea Meredith
Soothsayer/Clown – Erica Leighton