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    Roaring with Moll Catpurse, a workshop reading

    Friday, July 12, 2024 - 8:00 PM
    to Sunday, July 14, 2024 - 7:00 PM

    8:00 PM - 7:00 PM See all dates and Times

    Sterling Stage Austin

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    07/12/2024 08:00 PM 07/14/2024 07:00 PM America/Atikokan Roaring with Moll Catpurse, a workshop reading Roaring, written by Kathleen Fletcher and Directed by Trace Turner, explores the life of Mary Frith, a.k.a. Moll Cutpurse, a fascinating late Elizabethan performer and actor who defied gender norms and was immortalized in The Roaring Girl by Shakespearean contemporaries. Known for being one of the first “women” on the Elizabethan stage, they were famous for their male attire, comic and musical showmanship, seedy shenanigans, and bold defiance of societal norms. This rollicking play will be produced as a costumed staged reading with live music in early July and then as a full production in the spring of 2025. Join us at the tavern in July and explore a different side of Shakespeare's London. T... Details & Tickets: https://www.upcomingevents.com/austin/events/sterling-stage-austin/roaring-with-moll-catpurse-a-workshop-reading-255586?ref=uceaddevent Sterling Stage Austin, 6134 East Highway 290, Austin, TX, 78752

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    Live Entertainment, Live Performance, Performing Arts, Theater / Play

    Roaring, written by Kathleen Fletcher and Directed by Trace Turner, explores the life of Mary Frith, a.k.a. Moll Cutpurse, a fascinating late Elizabethan performer and actor who defied gender norms and was immortalized in The Roaring Girl by Shakespearean contemporaries. Known for being one of the first “women” on the Elizabethan stage, they were famous for their male attire, comic and musical showmanship, seedy shenanigans, and bold defiance of societal norms. This rollicking play will be produced as a costumed staged reading with live music in early July and then as a full production in the spring of 2025. Join us at the tavern in July and explore a different side of Shakespeare's London. THIS IS WORKSHOP READING, not yet a full production.

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