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The Shakespeare Conference: SHK 11.0919  Thursday, 27 April 2000.

From:           Mariann Woodward <mariann@toadmail.toad.net>
Date:           Wednesday, 26 Apr 2000 19:55:23 -0400
Subject:        Shakespeare's Skum Night @ Center Stage's Macbeth

Shakespeare's Skum Night @ Center Stage's Macbeth
Wednesday, May 3, 2000 at 8 pm
Center Stage, Baltimore

Four actors and a narrator present the entire Scottish play in less than
20 minutes with the audience as timekeeper.  Can Skum break their
previous record of fifteen minutes flat?  Come to Center Stage on May
3rd to find out!

Center Stage is currently presenting a production of Shakespeare's
Macbeth and May 3, 2000 has been declared as "Shakespeare's Skum Night
at Macbeth" as part of the introductory working relationship between the
theatre and Shakespeare's Skum.  Immediately following the "real"
production of Macbeth, patrons may proceed to Center's Stage's
cabaret/bar to enjoy Skum's wacky "Macbeth in 20 Minutes or Less."
Afterwards, patrons may have a drink with the real actors from Macbeth
and those fake Skummy actors, too.

Friends and fans of Skum can get special discount tickets.  When calling
(or buying in person at the box office) for the May 3rd performance,
just mention Shakespeare's Skum and receive tickets for only $20 a
piece.  Tickets may be ordered in advance by called Center Stage's Box
Office at 410-332-0033 -- remember to mention Shakespeare's Skum to get
the discount.  This reduced price is only good for the May 3rd
performance and is not available for online purchases.

Please note:  "Macbeth in 20 Minutes or Less" is not on the line-up for
shows at this year's Maryland Renaissance Festival-this will be the
final performance of "Macbeth in 20 Minutes or Less" for this year.

Mariann
mariwood@yahoo.com
http://mariann.cjb.net

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