Pictured above: Actors Travis Turner and Shakirah Demesier during rehearsals
Photo by Kathleen Covington.
Just in time for Valentine’s Day, Will Power’s retelling of Richard III opens at the Alliance Theatre, running through March 8, because nothing says "season of love" like a good old-fashioned story of manipulation and murder...
Ok, so maybe the Feb. 14 opening date is a coincidence. Nevertheless, we’ve snagged some rehearsal photos to get a peek inside the play’s Southeastern regional premiere. Check them out below!
Playwright Will Power and Director Michael John Garcés
Actors Tangela Large and Wigasi Brant
Playwright Will Power and Director Michael John Garcés
Actors Travis Turner and Shakirah Demesier
Actors Travis Turner, Shakirah Demesier, and Allan Edwards, with a small audience of Alliance staff members including Artistic Director Susan V. Booth
Alex Dauphin, Travis Turner, and Tangela Large
Set rendering by scenic designer Nephelie Andonyadis
Costume renderings by designer Sarita Fellows
About Seize the King
With his country’s throne empty, Richard knocks down threats to his ascension, fueling his insatiable ambition and paranoia. Even if he can be stopped — who can ensure a tyrant won’t rise in his place? Award-winning playwright Will Power delivers a propulsive and timely modern reinterpretation of Shakespeare’s Richard III that the San Diego City Beat described as “a sharp, lyrical script that blurs the line between the past and the present, while positing that ambition and depravity are not the province of merely one king, one country or one moment in time.”
About those tickets…
Click here to purchase discounted tickets from $10 (plus applicable fees).
Photos by Kathleen Covington.
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Pictured above: Actors Travis Turner and Shakirah Demesier during rehearsals
Photo by Kathleen Covington.
Just in time for Valentine’s Day, Will Power’s retelling of Richard III opens at the Alliance Theatre, running through March 8, because nothing says “season of love” like a good old-fashioned story of manipulation and murder…
Ok, so maybe the Feb. 14 opening date is a coincidence. Nevertheless, we’ve snagged some rehearsal photos to get a peek inside the play’s Southeastern regional premiere. Check them out below!
Playwright Will Power and Director Michael John Garcés
Actors Tangela Large and Wigasi Brant
Playwright Will Power and Director Michael John Garcés
Actors Travis Turner and Shakirah Demesier
Actors Travis Turner, Shakirah Demesier, and Allan Edwards, with a small audience of Alliance staff members including Artistic Director Susan V. Booth
Alex Dauphin, Travis Turner, and Tangela Large
Set rendering by scenic designer Nephelie Andonyadis
Costume renderings by designer Sarita Fellows
About Seize the King
With his country’s throne empty, Richard knocks down threats to his ascension, fueling his insatiable ambition and paranoia. Even if he can be stopped — who can ensure a tyrant won’t rise in his place? Award-winning playwright Will Power delivers a propulsive and timely modern reinterpretation of Shakespeare’s Richard III that the San Diego City Beat described as “a sharp, lyrical script that blurs the line between the past and the present, while positing that ambition and depravity are not the province of merely one king, one country or one moment in time.”
About those tickets…
Click here to purchase discounted tickets from $10 (plus applicable fees).
A theatre aficionado with a passion for telling people's stories, Sally Henry Fuller is a performing arts journalist. She has had the privilege of interviewing both local theatre professionals and multi-award-winning celebrities including Carol Burnett, Matthew Morrison, Vanessa Williams, Josh Gad, and Taylor Hicks. With theatre journalism experience since 2011, her work has also been featured on BroadwayWorld.com, the Huffington Post, and the Kennedy Center's American College Theatre Festival.
