Richard as Escalus in Shakespeare’s “Measure 4 Measure”

Measure 4 Measure

Production: Measure 4 Measure
Written by:
William Shakespeare
Directed by: Christopher Romero Wilson
Assistant Director: Melissa Farinelli

Production Company: Foolish Mortals

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Cast: Erin Beinard, Matthew Castleman, Aryanna Celenda, Erika Creagh, Jake Kropak, John MacDonald, Teri Monahan, Danae Nason, Caroline Overby, Richard James Porter, Kurt Roediger, Peter J. Romano, Dylan J. Sampson, Amanda Thickpenny, Keely Kate Williams

Performance Dates: August 19-29, 2010

Location: The Sonnet Theater in the Producer’s Club
358 West 44th Street
New York, NY

Tickets: $18

Testimonials:

“In no way meaning to lessen the performances of those not mentioned, I was especially impressed with the adept handing of language by Erin Bernard, Danae Nason, Aryanna Celenda and most notably Richard James Porter (It was a great pleasure hearing Shakespeare’s lines uttered by Mr. Porter).”

Le Wilhelm
Founder/Director/Writer, Love Creek Productions


“You have found a fantastic director in Mr. Christopher Romero. This production is smart, sexy and full of energy and laughter. The creativity with which he bent the genders of a few key characters was impressive and the actors carried it off with appeared to be simply ease and grace! (I’m sure it must have taken a lot of hard work because they didn’t look like they were working at it.) The sexual tension and sexual dynamic added so much energy to the machinations of the characters. Mr. Castleman was a devilish Angelo. The Duke, played by Peter Romano (mostly disguised a a meddling friar), was a strong and heroic presence. Claudio, the lover, played by Jake Kropak was passionate and generous. John MacDonald and Kurt Roediger displayed some tight comic timing and physicality in their supporting roles as friars, soldiers, and drunks. Dylan J. Sampson was hilarious as the Elbow the Fool. Richard James Porter was a pitch perfect Escalus.

Ian Barnes
Actor

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