Company Tour
A Free Production for the City of New York
Much Ado About Nothing by William Shakespeare
Directed by Kern McFadden
The studio is pleased to announce the 9th annual Company Tour. This year, most community partners and schools still have COVID safety protocol that prevent in-person visitors. While we cannot come inside community facilities, we’re offering a free virtual touring production of a Shakespeare play. A pre-recorded, 60-minute version of Much Ado About Nothing is performed by advanced-level NYU students. There is an opportunity for those who are interested to have a live Zoom interaction with the actors. This is a great opportunity for teachers who:
- Are teaching William Shakespeare or Much Ado About Nothing
- Would like their students to see young people close to their age performing Shakespeare
- Are interested in how theater has adapted in virtual settings during the pandemic
- Would like an opportunity to for their students to talk with college-age cast members about the rehearsal and performance process
- Can make use of a virtual assembly to either watch as a group or on independent time
There are several options for how community partners might make use of this free resource. We are happy to be flexible in the interest of serving as many people as possible in a way that makes sense for them. If you are interested or if you have any questions at all, please contact Nina Capelli, Director of Cultural Programming ( nina@stellaadler.com) and / or Addison Heeran, Interim Production Manager (addison@stellaadler.com.)
2020 Company Tour
A Free Virtual Production for the City of New York
Love’s Labours Lost by William Shakespeare
Directed by Kern McFadden
- A pre-recorded 60 minute version of “Love’s Labour’s Lost”. Click here to stream the performance.
- A synchronous Q&A which can take place via Zoom. Click here to contact Addison Heeren to schedule a live Zoom talkback with your group. Click here for a pre-recorded talkback.
- A synchronous theater workshop for your community. This is a first come, first served opportunity with limited availability. Click here to contact Addison Heeren to discuss scheduling.
- A study guide which is available to download here.