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The workshop adaptation of Women Beware Women by Thomas Middleton is available now. Download and print or read along on a screen at the July 23 event at Arts + Literature Laboratory. Arrive at 6 PM to read a role … Continued
Falconbridge performed an excerpt of Act II Scene 2 of a preview of Women Beware Women on Thursday July 11. The recording from WORT, 89.9 FM wortfm.org is below. The full workshop of Women Beware Women is July 23 at … Continued
Script now available! “It seems that in a Middleton tragedy, the stage inevitably will be littered with dead bodies at the end. The entertainment is seeing how the massacres come to be.” – shakespeareances.com Couples that fall in and out … Continued
The text for Tuesday’s workshop presentation of Electra by Sophocles at Arts + Literature Laboratory is now available. Print or bring on a screen to follow along. Readers are also welcome! Please write to contact@falconbridgeplayers.org if you plan to read … Continued
Script now available! Download below. Genial family comedy of manners? Or one of the ancient Greek theater’s most heartwrenching tales of mistaken identity, betrayal, and revenge? (It’s the latter) Electra tells of a family torn apart by war and destruction … Continued
The launch of Falconbridge Players and our workshop of The Rover by Aphra Behn are profiled today by Lindsay Christians of The Cap Times. Check it out. And the script for Thursday’s workshop is now ready. Download below and tote … Continued
Florinda loves Belvile. Hellena is supposed to love God, but might love Willmore more. Valeria loves Florinda. Angellica loves mayhem. And everybody loves a good costume change. Welcome to The Rover, a sprawling Restoration Comedy by Aphra Behn, one of … Continued
Submit your translation or adaptation of a classic script to Falconbridge Players. We are actively seeking underexposed and unloved gems for our workshop and staged reading processes. Write to Falconbridge. Be sure to include a production history of your text … Continued