The premiere of William Shakespeare's most famous tragedy Romeo and Juliet staged by directing tandem SKUTR now begin Summer Shakespeare Festival. During the summer, viewers can see a total of eight games from the pen of the famous English playwright and unique orchestral concert of film music by Patrick Doyle - Shakespeare in Concert.
At the scene of the Supreme Prague Castle will be in addition to this year's premiere of Romeo and Juliet featured comedy Midsummer Night's Dream with Vanda Hybnerová and David Prachař or Taming of the Shrew with Roman Zach and Tatiana Vilhelmová / Jane Stryková. This game will have its last performance in August.
For the seventh year the Festival will include centrepieces Merry Wives of Windsor with Bolek Polivka, Simona Stašová and Eve Režnarová. He will come to Prague from Bratislava for the first time excellent performances Evening Twelfth What or simply want after last year's success with the audience at Prague Castle will return for three nights in Ostrava staging of Michael Lang's As You Like It.
Summer Scene Music and Dance Academy of Performing Arts at Lesser Town Square will be closed from July 29 to belong Spectator hit last season's comedy Much Ado About Nothing, a story of love, intrigue and lies directed by Jiri Menzel. Friday, August 21 to prepare the organizing agency, together with the Prague Shakespeare Company and Film Music Prague unique evening of film music of Scottish composer Patrick Doyle Shakespeare in Concert. You can hear the greatest hits from Hollywood adaptations of famous works of William Shakespeare, directed by Kenneth Branagh. PKF Orchestra - Philharmonia and Prague Philharmonic Choir will follow the court conductor Patrick Doyle James Shearman and the entire program will complement the actors performances Prague Shakespeare Company. Concert will be accompanied by large-screen projection and special lighting effects.
More information about this program, repertoire, ticket prices and possible reductions can be found on the website LSS .
Source: tz
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