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The Tempest at Rosemary Beach

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Rep Artistic Director Brook Stetler?s original adaptation of William Shakespeare?s classic mystical fantasy, replete with comedy, romance and music, is perfect for families and people of all ages to experience the Bard in a whole new light. Thank you to the Merchants of Rosemary Beach for sponsoring this timeless classic.

Performances are Wednesday evenings at 6:30PM in North Barrett Square, from June 2 until August 4, and are free and open to the public. Lawn seating; please bring your blankets and low back chairs.

Featuring the following cast/crew:
John Stimac - Prospero
Anne Marie Carroll - Ariel
Justin Wodicka - Caliban
David Ebert - Gonzalo
Drew Brown - Sebastian
Greg Stoughton - Antonio
Grayson Gilbert - Ferdinand
Wade Howard - Ferdinand
Kaylyn Carter - Miranda
Lucy Livingston - Miranda
Brook Stetler - Alonso
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Scott Stackhouse - Director
Bri Weintraub - Stage Manager
KC Shaffer - Assistant Stage Manager
Lauren Klamm - Costume Designer
Bri Weintraub - Props

Run Crew: Kaylyn Carter, Wade Howard, Shawn Howard, Lucy Livingston, Grayson Gilbert, Gillian Gilbert, Mercer Pinkston

Many thanks to our season sponsors, the Cottage Rental Agency of Seaside, Pizitz Home & Cottage, and Sowal.com.Please support these businesses and thank them for supporting the Seaside Rep!

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Jdarg avatar
JdargSoWal Expert
#2
A high school drama class from Panama City came over and watched the stage combat rehearsal for The Tempest- and I got to watch a bit too. It was hilarious- can't wait to see the finished product tonight. With 9 cast members, this show will be fun!
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KurtAdmin
#3
Looking forward to fun on the lawn.
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Douglas the IntrepidBeach Fanatic
#4
Caliban is my favorite character.... 😉
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scooterbug44SoWal Expert
#5
I think the Tempest is one of the Shakespeare comedies I haven't seen. :clap: Is that chocolate place still open over there? May need to plan a wench invasion.
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Douglas the IntrepidBeach Fanatic
#6
I think the Tempest is one of the Shakespeare comedies I haven't seen. :clap: Is that chocolate place still open over there? May need to plan a wench invasion.


Its kinda a love story gone horribly wrong. lol

So only wenches like chocolate huh?! :cool:
Jdarg avatar
JdargSoWal Expert
#7
Week #3 of The Tempest in Rosemary Beach! It's never too early to start the kids on Shakespeare- the addition of a little cowbell and will send them back to school in the fall begging their teachers to read more plays!:clap:Brook Stetler's adaptation appeals to preschoolers and up, and by appeal, I mean there are laughs for everyone!

6:30, grab a picnic from Summer Kitchen, Cowgirl Kitchen, Wild Olives, or a yummy dessert and iced coffee from Amavida! I saw DogManDu selling hot dogs too!
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JdargSoWal Expert
#9
This Wednesday is the last show - if you haven't seen this zany version of The Tempest, you need to add a few more laughs to end your summer! The Rep at its best!:clap:

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