Preview: ‘Who wrote Shakespeare?”—a festival
Fifty local actors, including veteran Shakespearean Matt K. Miller, are presenting readings of five “lost” plays which may (or may not) have been written by Shakespeare.
These plays, which scholars have argued over for centuries, are rarely performed. The series begins with a free (and spirited) discussion by a panel of academics and theater artists, “Who Wrote Shakespeare?”—it takes place in the West Meeting Room of the Sacramento Library, 828 I Street, on Tuesday April 24, 2018 from 6:30pm to 8pm.
The readings are at the Wilkerson Theater in the R25 Arts Complex, 1725 25th Street. Tickets are $20, www.calstage.org or (916) 451-5822.
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