By William Shakespeare
Directed by Scott Wentworth
This production of All’s Well that Ends Well includes haze, fog and the smoking of e-cigars. There is also a small camera flash effect.
MIRACLES ARE EASY. LOVE’S A LITTLE HARDER
Having worked a seemingly miraculous cure on the deathly ill King of France, Helen, the orphaned daughter of a celebrated physician, claims as her reward the hand of Bertram, the young lord she adores. She already has the blessing of his mother, the Countess of Rossillion, but Bertram himself resents being forced into an arranged marriage. It looks like Helen needs another miracle to win his heart – till Bertram’s own roving eye enables an audacious remedy. This production is set during the First World War.
House Program: All's Well That Ends Well
Runtime: Two hours and 53 minutes, including one 18-minute interval
Production support is generously provided by Priscilla Costello, by Alice & Tim Thornton, by the Tremain family, and by Jack Whiteside
Support for the 2022 season of the Tom Patterson Theatre is generously provided by
Photo credits: Jessica B. Hill as Helen in All's Well that Ends Well. Photo by David Hou.
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