The Shakespeare in the Streets production, “Remember Me,” will show in Maplewood, on Sutton Boulevard, this Friday through Sunday. The original play combines elements of four Shakespeare plays, and has a cast made up entirely of Maplewood community members.
The stage started going up this week on Sutton between Hazel and Marietta avenues.
The performance is free. Please note the following details below on street closures and performance times:
- Street Closures: Sutton Boulevard from Hazel Avenue to Marietta Avenue, closed starting at 5 p.m. on Wednesday, September 14 and Thursday, September 15. On Friday, Sept. 16 to Sunday, Sept. 18 Sutton will be closed from Hazel to Manchester Road from 5 to 10 p.m..
- Performance Schedule: Friday to Sunday, nightly at 8 p.m. Vendors open nightly at 6 p.m. On Friday and Saturday the pre-show music begins at 7 p.m. On Sunday pre-show family activities and music begins at 6:30 p.m.
See more information, including parking, here.
we encourage people to bring their own chairs. We have some to offer though it’s first come first serve. No photos during show
— St. Louis Shakespeare Festival (@STLShakesFest) September 16, 2016
#SITSMaplewood poster is out! Let us know if you this beauty around town. #Maplewood @EnjoyMaplewood pic.twitter.com/QZWk0m8yLq
— St. Louis Shakespeare Festival (@STLShakesFest) September 10, 2016
Stage is going up in #Maplewood for #Shakespeare in the Streets opening on Friday #SITSMaplewood pic.twitter.com/J8oJmqAyTJ
— St. Louis Shakespeare Festival (@STLShakesFest) September 12, 2016
There is a lot of great energy watching @shakesfestSTL setting up for this weekend. @EnjoyMaplewood pic.twitter.com/GDHGsozv3Z
— michaelkilfoy (@michaelkilfoy) September 15, 2016
I am eager to discuss the show with Maplewood folk–and others–who have seen it, or took part in it. Those who would like to join me are welcome to come to Stone Spiral Coffee and Curios from 5-6 pm on Thursday, September 22. Enjoy fine food, drink, and conversation~~~Phyllis (aka Ms Bottom)
Sadly, opening night has to be postponed–do come Saturday or Sunday at 8–or earlier, to enjoy the food and music at the Sutton Loop Park. The show is free–a fun frolic with a profound theme and allusions to Maplewood now and then–and you will probably recognize someone in the cast or band–I love the original script and music!!!!
Best to bring your own!!!
will there be chairs or do you bring your own?
Milla, They encourage people to bring their own chairs. Though some will be available first come first serve.
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