
Thu · 6:30pm
Kenneth Dahlin: Frank Lloyd Wright and the Path to Beauty
Villa Terrace Museum & Gardens
Explore Wright's architectural philosophy with Kenneth Dahlin at the scenic Villa Terrace.
$15
ft. Sarah Jo Martens, Autumn Green, Hailey Kanderski +3 more
Shakespeare-inspired sisterhood play in a cozy West Allis venue — don't miss the nuanced performances.
Part I
About this event
"Of Thread and Thorn" brings a modern twist to the timeless themes of Shakespeare, focusing on the lives of three sisters at different ages. This world premiere production, part of the World Premiere Wisconsin festival, promises a thoughtful exploration of identity and relationships. The play is staged at Inspiration Studios, a venue known for its intimate setting that enhances the connection between the audience and the performers.
The narrative follows Portia, Imogen, and Celia as they navigate the complexities of life and sisterhood, each at a different stage of life. The play's strength lies in its ability to weave the past and present, offering a relatable and engaging experience. Directed by Kimberly Laberge, the production features a talented ensemble cast that brings depth and authenticity to their roles.
From the organizer
A brand-new, contemporary play inspired by the women of William Shakespeare's works. Sisters, Portia, Imogen, and Celia, contend with who they have become and who they once dreamed they would be. This tight-knit ensemble explores the dynamics and individual struggles of the three women in their teens, thirties, and fifties as they each seek to build true friendships with one another and find peace between the lives they were handed, and those they have created for themselves.
Getting in
Tickets available online
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