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Lantern Theater Company: In Conversation Our audience enrichment series offers an insider's look at each production with artists and guest scholars, plus other special events designed to enhance your Lantern experience. Scholars: In Conversation
Sex, Swords & Surprises in Shakespeare's Verona
Presented in conjunction with Romeo and Juliet, this three-part series will explore the play's striking modern-day relevance as experts in neuroscience, conflict theory, and literature join Lantern artists for conversations about teenagers, feuds, and plot twists.
Directors: In Conversation
Get a first-hand look into each production's design and rehearsal process in this moderated Q&A with each play's director. FREE for all ticket holders
Artists: In Conversation
This post-show discussion offers a unique opportunity to talk with the creative artists involved with each production. Meet the actors and hear behind-the-scenes stories. FREE for all ticket holders
Open Captioned Performances
Captions that translate dialogue and other sounds will be displayed on an LED device located near the stage. Open Captioning is helpful to the deaf and hard-of-hearing as well as people whose second language is English. Service included with your regular ticket purchase to this performance. When ordering tickets, please indicate that you or members of your party will be using this service so that we may ensure optimal seating locations for viewing of both the screen and the stage.
Artistic Director: In Conversation
Ever wonder how we choose our plays? How we know an artist is "right" for a particular show? Or how our theater space informs our performance style? Join Charles
McMahon, Artistic Director, and KC MacMillan, Associate Artistic Director, for conversations about what – and who – makes the Lantern distinctive. FREE for all ticket holders
Unless otherwise noted, all events take place at St. Stephen's Theater, home of Lantern Theater Company, 10th & Ludlow Streets, Philadelphia, PA. Get directions» SUPPORT PROVIDED BY
Pictured: Ceal Phelan in The Breath of Life (2010, Barrymore Award nomination for Outstanding Overall Production of a Play). Photo: Mark Garvin.
Header Photo: Geoff Sobelle in Hamlet (2009), David Ingram and Luigi Sottile in The Government Inspector (2008), Forrest McClendon and Lawrence Stallings in Sizwe Bansi Is Dead (2009), and Kristyn Chouiniere and Paul L. Nolan in The Hothouse (2008). Photos by Jeffrey Stockbridge.
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