Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice presented by Invictus Theatre Company
Thursday, November 14, 2019, 7:30 PM - 10:00 PM | view details and directions
The importance of storytelling is to bear witness to the events of the past. Invictus Theatre Company's production of The Merchant of Venice is set in 1938 Italy during the Racial Laws where Italian Jews were disenfranchised and discriminated against during the rise of European Fascism. This concept sheds new light on a classic story of revenge, justice, and mercy. The Merchant of Venice By William Shakespeare Directed by Charles Askenaizer Assistant Director Morgan Massaro Featuring Julia Badger, Joseph Beal, Brandon Boler, Martin Diaz-Valdes, Courtney Feiler, Jack Morsovillo, Chuck Munro, Madeline Pell, Erik Schiller, Joshua Seeger, Travis Shanahan, Mitchell Spencer, Glenn Thompson Understudies: Ted Dayton, Keenan Odenkirk, Corrie Riedl, John Wilson, Carlo Zenner Performances 10/21/19- 11/17/19 Thursday-Saturdays and Mondays at 7:30pm, Sundays at 3pm (No Performance Monday 11/4) Previews are 10/17/19-10/19/19 at 7:30pm and 10/20/19 at 3pm All performances take place at The Buena (4147 N. Broadway Chicago, IL 60613) Please note: The Buena theater is accessible for patrons with accessibility needs. If you are in need of tickets that require accessible seating, you may purchase tickets through BrownPaperTickets, but please call us at 773-570-0649 or email us at marketing@invictustheatre.com for personalized service. Leave your name, a phone number where we can reach you, and the date on which you will be joining us, and we will get back to you promptly. At Invictus Theatre Company our mission is to create theatre that promotes a better understanding of language: its poetry, its rhythm, its resonance; through diverse works by diverse artists. We respect the power of heightened language: spoken, written, sung; to express the breadth of the human condition. We work to harness the power of language: to promote diversity, to engender respect, to foster collaboration; and to empower our communities to share their voices.
Location: The Buena (Pride Arts Center)