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Saturday was a perfect night to go, too. The crowd was hearty but not too big, the weather was just cool enough to be comfortable and the production was spot on.
It took a few scenes to really pick up, but when it did--my oh my, what a fun time.
First, I must mention how fantastic Marin Ireland was as the very
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Some things about the venue: get there early so you're guaranteed a good spot and if you driv in, be prepared for a long wait out of the garage after the show. Bring a picnic, for sure. You can sit on a blanket, or rent chairs or bring your own, whichever you prefer. Your view is pretty good no matter.
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See the CitiArts Center (aka the Wang) website for more information about times and days:
Free Shakespeare *
* PS-When Mom read "Free Shakespeare" off of the playbill she said, "Where is he captured?" Groan.