The theatres may be closed, our costume racks and props tables are bare, a resounding quiet fills our empty space but we still yearn to tell a story. “The miserable have no other And so we hope that you will join us on this journey, as we explore all of Shakespeare’s plays, nestled in our province’s beautiful spaces, as performed by our treasured artists. And that by the journey's end, we will find ourselves back together, in person, audience and artists, for a great play. Danielle Irvine |
The Power of One is a video series capturing monologues from every Shakespeare play in the Canon. In this new era of social distancing, the project exemplifies how one person, one soliloquy, one moment, can make a difference.
The 40-week project will feature some of Newfoundland and Labrador's most popular actors and musicians set against the backdrop of some of the province's most beautiful locales. Each week, our journey will be plotted on the map below. Click on the Perchance logos to find out more information on both the actor and the location. A direct link will take you right to the video monologue to enjoy.
The 40-week project will feature some of Newfoundland and Labrador's most popular actors and musicians set against the backdrop of some of the province's most beautiful locales. Each week, our journey will be plotted on the map below. Click on the Perchance logos to find out more information on both the actor and the location. A direct link will take you right to the video monologue to enjoy.
We wish you, our friends, to know that even though our stage appears bare this summer, our company is moving forward and needs your support more than ever to keep us confidently moving ahead to the 2021 season.
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