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[[File:Our-Verse Lamond-Riggs by-Peggy-Ryan-43 1800x600 acf cropped.jpg|center|thumb|1013x1013px]] Equiano Mosieri as SOS and John Floyd as Will. Photo by Peggy Ryan.<br />
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==Our Verse in Time to Come (2023)==<br />
Inspired by the works and words of Shakespeare, Our Verse in Time to Come bridges the past with the present through verse, song and memory, and interrogates whose stories remain and whose role it is to ensure they survive.<br />
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An aging emcee, affectionately known as SOS, gets out of prison after 25 years only to be diagnosed with early onset dementia. Realizing it’s his last chance to reconnect with his children, he engages an old family friend and legal ally to arrange his estate and ensure his now grown twins, Vi and Will, accept it before his memory slips away for good.<br />
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Reuniting to sort out their father’s inheritance, the estranged siblings uncover more than they bargained for. Along their journey, they meet storytellers who hold pieces of the puzzle that unlock their hearts and offer renewed connection to their heritage, community and father.<br />
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Commissioned by the Folger Shakespeare Library to commemorate the 400th Anniversary of the printing of Shakespeare’s First Folio, performed as a part of [https://www.folger.edu/whats-on/programs/searching-for-shakespeare/ Searching for Shakespeare] in partnership with DC Public Library.<br />
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===Production===<br />
Entertainment unions represented in Folger Theatre productions include The Stage Directors and Choreographers Society (**), United Scenic Artists (***), and the Actors' Equity Association (*), which includes members of the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers.<br />
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====Cast====<br />
*Regina Aquino*: Joan Chen<br />
*Renea S. Brown*: Vi Waters<br />
*Jonathan Del Palmer*: Jimmy<br />
*John Floyd*: Will Waters<br />
*Kaiyla Gross*: Griotsprite<br />
*Equiano Mosieri*: SOS<br />
*Reg Wyns*: Black<br />
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====Creative Team====<br />
*Vernice Miller: Director<br />
*Karen Ann Daniels: Playwright and Composer<br />
*Malik Work: Playwright and Music Director<br />
*Devin E. Haqq: Collaborator<br />
*Harlan Penn***: Scenic Designer<br />
*Jeanette Christensen***: Costume Designer<br />
*Nick tha 1da Hernandez: Sound Designer, Composer, and DJ<br />
*Chelsea Dean: Properties Designer<br />
*Angelisa Gillyard: Associate Director<br />
*Kaja Dunn: Intimacy Director<br />
*Danica Rodriguez: Casting Director<br />
*John Ray Proctor III: Dramaturg<br />
*Sarah Reed: Scenic Design Associate<br />
*Cidney Forkpah: Costume Design Associate<br />
*Kate Kilbane*: Production Stage Manager<br />
*Stephanie Smith*: Assistant Stage Manager<br />
*Piper Fyffe: Production Assistant<br />
*Tatenda Rameau: Production Assitant<br />
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====Understudies====<br />
*Sylvern Groomes, Jr.: Jimmy, Will Waters, SOS, Black<br />
*Elizabeth Mpanu-Mpanu: Joan Chen, Vi Waters, Griotsprite<br />
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====Production Team====<br />
*Peter Marengo: Scenic Construction<br />
*Christine Barnette: Scenic Painting<br />
*WAPAVA, Archival Video<br />
*C2, Open Captioning<br />
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====Folger Theatre====<br />
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*Karen Ann Daniels, Artistic Director<br />
*Beth Emelson, Director of Producing<br />
*Charles Flye, Production Manager<br />
*Rebekah Sheffer, Assistant Technical Director<br />
*Chanel Johnson, Company Manager<br />
*Cidney Forkpah, Wardrobe Manager<br />
*Heather Newhouse, Patron Services Manager<br />
*Rayna Cook, Box Office Manager<br />
*Danica Zielinski-Natter, Lead House Manager<br />
*Brittany Brown, Lead Box Office Associate<br />
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===Other Media===<br />
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<html5media height="180" width="320">https://www.youtube.com/embed/v=6YygP-1CojY</html5media><br />
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==Image Gallery==<br />
Photos by: Peggy Ryan<br />
<gallery><br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 1.jpg|Nick tha 1da Hernandez<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 2.jpg|Renea Brown as Serena Waters<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 3.jpg|Kaiyla Gross as Griotsprite and Regina Aquino as Joan Chen<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 4.jpg|John Floyd as Will Waters and Kaiyla Gross as Griotsprite<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 5.jpg|Equiano Mosieri as SOS<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 6.jpg|Jonathan Del Palmer and Reg Wyns<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 7.jpg|The Company of Our Verse in Time to Come<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 8.jpg|Reg Wyns as Black<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 9.jpg|The Company of Our Verse in Time to Come<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 10.jpg|John Floyd as Will Waters<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 12.jpg|Renea Brown as Vi Waters and Kaiyla Gross as Griotsprite<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 13.jpg|Renea Brown as Serena Waters and Equiano Mosieri as SOS<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 16.jpg|Kaiyla Gross, Regina Aquino, John Floyd and Renea Brown<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 20.jpg|John Floyd as Will Waters and Equiano Mosieri as SOS<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 25.jpg|Kaiyla Gross as Griotsprite<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 26.jpg|Reg Wyns as Black<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 29.jpg|Renea Brown as Vi Waters, John Floyd as Will Waters and Equiano Mosieri as SOS<br />
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===Reviews===<br />
*'''[https://dctheaterarts.org/2023/05/02/inspired-by-the-bard-our-verse-in-time-to-come-honors-dc-community-legacy/ Read]''' ''DC Theater Arts'' Inspired by the Bard, ‘Our Verse in Time to Come’ honors DC community legacy<br />
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<br /></div>RebekahShefferhttps://folgerpedia.folger.edu/_mw/index.php?title=The_Reading_Room_(2023)&diff=37348The Reading Room (2023)2023-07-11T16:10:42Z<p>RebekahSheffer: added location</p>
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<div>[[File:Verse 2.jpg|center|thumb|1013x1013px]] The company of Our Verse in Time to Come. Photo by Peggy Ryan.<br />
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==The Reading Room (2023)==<br />
<br />
The Reading Room celebrated new theater in the New Year, taking place January 19-21, 2023 at the Lutheran Church of the Reformation and featuring works inspired by and in conversation with Shakespeare.<br />
<br />
The Reading Room 2023 plays included:<br />
<br />
''A Room in the Castle'' <br />
<br>By Lauren Gunderson, directed by Eddie DeHais, Michele Osherow, dramaturg.<br />
<br />
How does a woman survive the court of Denmark? A Room in the Castle re the stories of the women of Shakespeare’s Hamlet.<br />
<br />
''Hamlet'' <br />
<br>A bilingual adaption by Reynaldo Piniella and Emily Lyon, translation by Christin Eve Cato, directed by Tatiana Pandiani.<br />
<br />
Hamlet is a Black, Latinx prince in this radical bilingual reimagining of Shakespeare’s tragedy, with text infused by the Spanish spoken in present-day New York City.<br />
<br />
''Julius X'' <br />
<br>By Al Letson, directed by Nicole Brewer, John Proctor III, dramaturg.<br />
<br />
Set in 1965, Julius X intermixes the lives of Julius Caesar and slain civil rights leader Malcolm X, re-envisioning Shakespeare’s The Tragedy of Julius Caesar with a new perspective.<br />
<br />
''Our Verse in Time to Come'' <br />
<br>By Malik Work and Karen Ann Daniels, in collaboration with and directed by Devin E. Haqq, John Proctor III, dramaturg.<br />
<br>'''World premiere Folger Theatre commission.'''<br />
<br>Inspired by the works and words of Shakespeare, Our Verse in Time to Come bridges the past with the present and asks whose stories should remain and who’s responsible for their survival?<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
Each reading was followed by a conversation with the playwrights, directors, members of the press and scholars.<br />
<br />
===Production===<br />
Entertainment unions represented in Folger Theatre productions include The Stage Directors and Choreographers Society (**), United Scenic Artists (***), and the Actors' Equity Association (*), which includes members of the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers.<br />
<br /><br />
<br />
====Cast====<br />
<br />
''A Room in the Castle''<br />
*Chani Wereley: Ophelia<br />
*Erika Rose: Gertrude<br />
*Tamieka Chavis: Tatiana<br />
*Sabrina Lynn Sawyer: Stage Directions, Ophelia standby<br />
<br />
''Hamlet''<br />
*Raghad Makhlouf: Guildenstern<br />
*Reynaldo Peniella: Hamlet<br />
*Christin Eve Cato: Horatio<br />
*Theodore Sapp: Claudius<br />
*Monuaze Mason: Laertes<br />
*Yvonne Paretzky: Polonia/Osric<br />
*Annie Henk: Gertrude<br />
*Yesenia Iglesias: Ophelia<br />
*Dylan Arredondo: Rosencrantz<br />
<br />
''Julius X''<br />
*Troy D. Wallace: Julius<br />
*Greg Reid: Brutus<br />
*Jay Frisby: Cassius<br />
*Jonathan Del Palmer: Marc Anthony<br />
*Renee Elizabeth Wilson: Calpurnia<br />
*Fatima Quander: Portia<br />
*Lilli Hokama: Addara<br />
*Crystal Marie Stewart: Cinna/Black Soothsayer<br />
*Gavin Whitt: Casca<br />
<br />
''Our Verse in Time to Come''<br />
*Adesola Osakalumi: SOS<br />
*Kalen Robinson: Sprite<br />
*Renea Brown: Vi Waters<br />
*John Floyd: Will Waters<br />
*Christopher Michael Richardson: Jimmy<br />
*Regina Aquino: Joan Chen<br />
*JaBen Early: Black<br />
<br />
<br />
====Creative Teams====<br />
<br />
''A Room in the Castle''<br />
*Eddie DeHais: Director<br />
*Lauren Gunderson: Playwright and Composer<br />
*Michele Osherow: Dramaturg<br />
*Shawanna Hall: Production Stage Manager<br />
*Kaja Dunn: Intimacy Director<br />
*Rhiannon Sanders: Production Assistant<br />
<br />
''Hamlet''<br />
*Tatiana Pandiani: Director<br />
*Reynaldo Piniella: Playwright<br />
*Emily Lyon: Playwright<br />
*Cynthia Santos-Decure: Vocal and Text Coordinator<br />
*Hope Villanueva: Production Stage Manager<br />
*Kaja Dunn: Intimacy Director<br />
*Rhiannon Sanders: Production Assistant<br />
<br />
''Julius X''<br />
*Nicole Brewer: Director<br />
*Al Letson: Playwright<br />
*John Proctor III: Dramaturg<br />
*John Keith Hall: Production Stage Manager<br />
*Kaja Dunn: Intimacy Director<br />
*Rhiannon Sanders: Production Assistant<br />
<br />
''Our Verse in Time to Come''<br />
*Devin E. Haqq: Director and Collaborator<br />
*Karen Ann Daniels: Playwright <br />
*Malik Work: Playwright<br />
*Vernice Miller: Director of Mobile Production<br />
*Danica Rodriquez: Casting Director<br />
*John Proctor III: Dramaturg<br />
*Maddie Friedman: Production Stage Manager<br />
*Kaja Dunn: Intimacy Director<br />
*Rhiannon Sanders: Production Assistant<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
====Standbys====<br />
*Edward Daniels<br />
*Kiana Johnson<br />
<br />
====Folger Theatre====<br />
<br />
*Karen Ann Daniels, Artistic Director<br />
*Beth Emelson, Director of Producing<br />
*David Polk, General Manager<br />
*Charles Flye, Production Manager<br />
*Rebekah Sheffer, Assistant Technical Director<br />
*Chanel Johnson, Company Manager<br />
*Cidney Forkpah, Wardrobe Manager<br />
*Heather Newhouse, Patron Services Manager<br />
*Danica Zielinski-Natter, Lead House Manager<br />
*Brittany Brown, Lead Box Office Associate<br />
<br />
===Other Media===<br />
<br /><br />
<br /><br />
<br />
==Image Gallery==<br />
Photos by: Peggy Ryan<br />
<gallery><br />
File:RoomintheCastle 1.jpg|A Room in the Castle<br />
File:RoomintheCastle 2.jpg|A Room in the Castle<br />
File:RoomintheCastle 3.jpg|A Room in the Castle<br />
File:Hamlet 1.jpg|Hamlet<br />
File:Hamlet 2.jpg|Hamlet<br />
File:Hamlet 3.jpg|Hamlet<br />
File:Julius X 1.jpg|Julius X<br />
File:Julius X 2.jpg|Julius X<br />
File:Julius X 3.jpg|Julius X<br />
File:Verse 1.jpg|Our Verse in Time to Come<br />
File:Verse 2.jpg|Our Verse in Time to Come<br />
File:Verse 3.jpg|Our Verse in Time to Come<br />
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</gallery><br />
<br /><br />
===Reviews===<br />
*'''[https://dctheaterarts.org/2023/01/19/folger-theatres-reading-room-makes-space-for-new-voices/ Read]''' ''DC Theater Arts'' Folger Theatre’s ‘Reading Room’ makes space for new voices<br />
*'''[https://washingtoncitypaper.com/article/587242/reading-room-series-celebrates-process-for-the-sake-of-progress/ Read]''' ''Washington City Paper'' Reading Room Series Celebrates Process for the Sake of Progress<br />
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<br /></div>RebekahShefferhttps://folgerpedia.folger.edu/_mw/index.php?title=The_Reading_Room_(2023)&diff=37347The Reading Room (2023)2023-07-11T16:09:25Z<p>RebekahSheffer: removed under construction note</p>
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<div>[[File:Verse 2.jpg|center|thumb|1013x1013px]] The company of Our Verse in Time to Come. Photo by Peggy Ryan.<br />
<br />
==The Reading Room (2023)==<br />
<br />
The Reading Room celebrated new theater in the New Year, taking place January 19-21, 2023 and featuring works inspired by and in conversation with Shakespeare.<br />
<br />
The Reading Room 2023 plays included:<br />
<br />
''A Room in the Castle'' <br />
<br>By Lauren Gunderson, directed by Eddie DeHais, Michele Osherow, dramaturg.<br />
<br />
How does a woman survive the court of Denmark? A Room in the Castle re the stories of the women of Shakespeare’s Hamlet.<br />
<br />
''Hamlet'' <br />
<br>A bilingual adaption by Reynaldo Piniella and Emily Lyon, translation by Christin Eve Cato, directed by Tatiana Pandiani.<br />
<br />
Hamlet is a Black, Latinx prince in this radical bilingual reimagining of Shakespeare’s tragedy, with text infused by the Spanish spoken in present-day New York City.<br />
<br />
''Julius X'' <br />
<br>By Al Letson, directed by Nicole Brewer, John Proctor III, dramaturg.<br />
<br />
Set in 1965, Julius X intermixes the lives of Julius Caesar and slain civil rights leader Malcolm X, re-envisioning Shakespeare’s The Tragedy of Julius Caesar with a new perspective.<br />
<br />
''Our Verse in Time to Come'' <br />
<br>By Malik Work and Karen Ann Daniels, in collaboration with and directed by Devin E. Haqq, John Proctor III, dramaturg.<br />
<br>'''World premiere Folger Theatre commission.'''<br />
<br>Inspired by the works and words of Shakespeare, Our Verse in Time to Come bridges the past with the present and asks whose stories should remain and who’s responsible for their survival?<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
Each reading was followed by a conversation with the playwrights, directors, members of the press and scholars.<br />
<br />
===Production===<br />
Entertainment unions represented in Folger Theatre productions include The Stage Directors and Choreographers Society (**), United Scenic Artists (***), and the Actors' Equity Association (*), which includes members of the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers.<br />
<br /><br />
<br />
====Cast====<br />
<br />
''A Room in the Castle''<br />
*Chani Wereley: Ophelia<br />
*Erika Rose: Gertrude<br />
*Tamieka Chavis: Tatiana<br />
*Sabrina Lynn Sawyer: Stage Directions, Ophelia standby<br />
<br />
''Hamlet''<br />
*Raghad Makhlouf: Guildenstern<br />
*Reynaldo Peniella: Hamlet<br />
*Christin Eve Cato: Horatio<br />
*Theodore Sapp: Claudius<br />
*Monuaze Mason: Laertes<br />
*Yvonne Paretzky: Polonia/Osric<br />
*Annie Henk: Gertrude<br />
*Yesenia Iglesias: Ophelia<br />
*Dylan Arredondo: Rosencrantz<br />
<br />
''Julius X''<br />
*Troy D. Wallace: Julius<br />
*Greg Reid: Brutus<br />
*Jay Frisby: Cassius<br />
*Jonathan Del Palmer: Marc Anthony<br />
*Renee Elizabeth Wilson: Calpurnia<br />
*Fatima Quander: Portia<br />
*Lilli Hokama: Addara<br />
*Crystal Marie Stewart: Cinna/Black Soothsayer<br />
*Gavin Whitt: Casca<br />
<br />
''Our Verse in Time to Come''<br />
*Adesola Osakalumi: SOS<br />
*Kalen Robinson: Sprite<br />
*Renea Brown: Vi Waters<br />
*John Floyd: Will Waters<br />
*Christopher Michael Richardson: Jimmy<br />
*Regina Aquino: Joan Chen<br />
*JaBen Early: Black<br />
<br />
<br />
====Creative Teams====<br />
<br />
''A Room in the Castle''<br />
*Eddie DeHais: Director<br />
*Lauren Gunderson: Playwright and Composer<br />
*Michele Osherow: Dramaturg<br />
*Shawanna Hall: Production Stage Manager<br />
*Kaja Dunn: Intimacy Director<br />
*Rhiannon Sanders: Production Assistant<br />
<br />
''Hamlet''<br />
*Tatiana Pandiani: Director<br />
*Reynaldo Piniella: Playwright<br />
*Emily Lyon: Playwright<br />
*Cynthia Santos-Decure: Vocal and Text Coordinator<br />
*Hope Villanueva: Production Stage Manager<br />
*Kaja Dunn: Intimacy Director<br />
*Rhiannon Sanders: Production Assistant<br />
<br />
''Julius X''<br />
*Nicole Brewer: Director<br />
*Al Letson: Playwright<br />
*John Proctor III: Dramaturg<br />
*John Keith Hall: Production Stage Manager<br />
*Kaja Dunn: Intimacy Director<br />
*Rhiannon Sanders: Production Assistant<br />
<br />
''Our Verse in Time to Come''<br />
*Devin E. Haqq: Director and Collaborator<br />
*Karen Ann Daniels: Playwright <br />
*Malik Work: Playwright<br />
*Vernice Miller: Director of Mobile Production<br />
*Danica Rodriquez: Casting Director<br />
*John Proctor III: Dramaturg<br />
*Maddie Friedman: Production Stage Manager<br />
*Kaja Dunn: Intimacy Director<br />
*Rhiannon Sanders: Production Assistant<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
====Standbys====<br />
*Edward Daniels<br />
*Kiana Johnson<br />
<br />
====Folger Theatre====<br />
<br />
*Karen Ann Daniels, Artistic Director<br />
*Beth Emelson, Director of Producing<br />
*David Polk, General Manager<br />
*Charles Flye, Production Manager<br />
*Rebekah Sheffer, Assistant Technical Director<br />
*Chanel Johnson, Company Manager<br />
*Cidney Forkpah, Wardrobe Manager<br />
*Heather Newhouse, Patron Services Manager<br />
*Danica Zielinski-Natter, Lead House Manager<br />
*Brittany Brown, Lead Box Office Associate<br />
<br />
===Other Media===<br />
<br /><br />
<br /><br />
<br />
==Image Gallery==<br />
Photos by: Peggy Ryan<br />
<gallery><br />
File:RoomintheCastle 1.jpg|A Room in the Castle<br />
File:RoomintheCastle 2.jpg|A Room in the Castle<br />
File:RoomintheCastle 3.jpg|A Room in the Castle<br />
File:Hamlet 1.jpg|Hamlet<br />
File:Hamlet 2.jpg|Hamlet<br />
File:Hamlet 3.jpg|Hamlet<br />
File:Julius X 1.jpg|Julius X<br />
File:Julius X 2.jpg|Julius X<br />
File:Julius X 3.jpg|Julius X<br />
File:Verse 1.jpg|Our Verse in Time to Come<br />
File:Verse 2.jpg|Our Verse in Time to Come<br />
File:Verse 3.jpg|Our Verse in Time to Come<br />
<br />
</gallery><br />
<br /><br />
===Reviews===<br />
*'''[https://dctheaterarts.org/2023/01/19/folger-theatres-reading-room-makes-space-for-new-voices/ Read]''' ''DC Theater Arts'' Folger Theatre’s ‘Reading Room’ makes space for new voices<br />
*'''[https://washingtoncitypaper.com/article/587242/reading-room-series-celebrates-process-for-the-sake-of-progress/ Read]''' ''Washington City Paper'' Reading Room Series Celebrates Process for the Sake of Progress<br />
<br />
<br /></div>RebekahShefferhttps://folgerpedia.folger.edu/_mw/index.php?title=O.B._Hardison_Poetry_Series&diff=37331O.B. Hardison Poetry Series2023-07-05T14:45:48Z<p>RebekahSheffer: /* 2020s */ added 2021-2022 season</p>
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<div>For more than 40 years, the Folger's poetry reading series has brought hundreds of distinguished poets to read from their work on the Folger stage, including Octavio Paz, Gwendolyn Brooks, Allen Ginsberg, W. S. Merwin, Adrienne Rich, Yusef Komunyakaa, James Merrill, Frank Bidart, Robert Pinsky, Derek Walcott, Hayden Carruth, Rita Dove, Seamus Heaney, Sterling Brown, Denise Levertov, June Jordan, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Sonia Sanchez, and James Dickey. Beginning with the 2010–11 season, it was renamed [[O.B. Hardison, Jr.]] Poetry reading series in honor of its founder, O. B. Hardison, Jr.<br />
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From traditional poetry readings to multimedia presentations to eclectic combinations of lecture, conversation, and performance, O.B. Hardison Poetry reading series is committed to expanding the contexts in which poetry is experienced. Each year, we present eight to ten poetry events— including a moderated conversation and Q & A—in the Folger’s [[Elizabethan Theatre]], followed by wine receptions and book signings in the Great Hall.<br />
<br />
==Current season==<br />
<br />
To view the current season of the O.B. Hardison Poetry Series and purchase tickets to any of the events, please see the Folger's [http://www.folger.edu main website].<br />
<br />
==Upcoming season==<br />
<br />
==Previous seasons==<br />
===Previous poetry readings at the Folger===<br />
<br />
[[Previous poetry readings at the Folger]] offers a comprehensive list of poets who have read at the Folger, including additional biographies, audio recordings and further information when available.<br />
<br />
===2020s===<br />
* [[Folger Poetry Board Reading: Martín Espada (2022)|''Folger Poetry Board Reading: Martín Espada'' (2022)]]<br />
* [[Picasso: Painting the Blue Period: Vievee Francis (2022)|''Picasso: Painting the Blue Period: Vievee Francis'' (2022)]]<br />
* [[Writing the Past to Right the Future: The Poets of Alice James Books: Shara McCallum and Tamiko Beyer (2022)|''Writing the Past to Right the Future: The Poets of Alice James Books: Shara McCallum and Tamiko Beyer'' (2022)]]<br />
* [[It's Been Said All Along: Voices of Rage, Hope, and Empowerment (2022)|''It's Been Said All Along: Voices of Rage, Hope, and Empowerment'' (2022)]]<br />
* [[Not Just Another Day Off (2022)|''Not Just Another Day Off'' (2022)]]<br />
* [[Emily Dickinson Birthday Tribute: Every Grief I Meet: Victoria Chang (2021)|''Emily Dickinson Birthday Tribute: Every Grief I Meet: Victoria Chang'' (2021)]]<br />
* [[Our Songs Came Through: LeAnne Howe, Tacey M. Atsitty, and Layli Long Soldier (2021)|''Our Songs Came Through: LeAnne Howe, Tacey M. Atsitty, and Layli Long Soldier'' (2021)]] <br />
* [[Eudora Welty Lecture: Ann Patchett (2021)|''Eudora Welty Letcure: Ann Patchett'' (2021)]]<br />
* [[Ties That Un/Bind: Diane Seuss and t’ai freedom ford (2021)|''Ties That Un/Bind: Diane Seuss and t’ai freedom ford'' (2021)]]<br />
* [[Folger Poetry Board Reading: Billy Collins (2021)|''Folger Poetry Board Reading: Billy Collins'' (2021)]]<br />
* [[A Centennial Celebration of The Phillips Collection: Michael Collier and Monica Sok (2021)|''A Centennial Celebration of The Phillips Collection: Michael Collier and Monica Sok'' (2021)]]<br />
* [[In Collaboration with the Embassy of Ireland: Doireann Ní Ghríofa with LeAnne Howe (2021)|''In Collaboration with the Embassy of Ireland: Doireann Ní Ghríofa with LeAnne Howe'' (2021)]]<br />
* [[I Will Tell You the Truth About This: Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War: Tracy K. Smith and Maurice Manning (2021)|''I Will Tell You the Truth About This: Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War: Tracy K. Smith and Maurice Manning'' (2021)]]<br />
* [[Not Just Another Day Off (2021)|''Not Just Another Day Off'' (2021)]]<br />
* [[Emily Dickinson Birthday Tribute: Tonight I Am In Love: Dorianne Laux (2020)|''Emily Dickinson Birthday Tribute: Tonight I Am In Love: Dorianne Laux'' (2020)]]<br />
* [[To Enter the World: Stephanie Burt and Taylor Johnson (2020)|''To Enter the World: Stephanie Burt and Taylor Johnson'' (2020)]]<br />
* [[There Is Too Much To Say: Toi Derricotte (2020)|''There Is Too Much To Say: Toi Derricotte'' (2020)]]<br />
* [[Riffs and Relations: Terrance Hayes (2020)|''Riffs and Relations: Terrance Hayes'' (2020)]]<br />
* [[Motherhood Redux: Camille Dungy, Tina Chang, and Beth Ann Fennelly (2020)|''Motherhood Redux: Camille Dungy, Tina Chang, and Beth Ann Fennelly'' (2020)]]<br />
* [[Love and Happiness: George Bilgere, Tim Seibles, and Keith S. Wilson (2020)|''Love and Happiness: George Bilgere, Tim Seibles, and Keith S. Wilson'' (2020)]]<br />
* [[Not Just Another Day Off: Injustice is Here (2020)|''Not Just Another Day Off: Injustice is Here'' (2020)]]<br />
<br />
===2010s===<br />
* [[Emily Dickinson Birthday Tribute: Tom Sleigh and Lesley Dill (2019)|''Emily Dickinson Birthday Tribute: Tom Sleigh and Lesley Dill'' (2019)]]<br />
* [[Anthony Hecht Poetry Prize: Charles Wright and Katherine Hollander (2019)|''Anthony Hecht Poetry Prize: Charles Wright and Katherine Hollander'' (2019)]]<br />
* [[I Put a Spell on You: Annie Finch and Kiki Petrosino (2019)|''I Put a Spell on You: Annie Finch and Kiki Petrosino'' (2019)]]<br />
* [[Graywolf's 45th Anniversary: Ilya Kaminsky, Danez Smith, and Fanny Howe (2019)|''Graywolf's 45th Anniversary: Ilya Kaminsky, Danez Smith, and Fanny Howe'' (2019)]]<br />
* [[A Bicentennial Celebration of Walt Whitman (2019)|''A Bicentennial Celebration of Walt Whitman'' (2019)]]<br />
* [[Folger Poetry Board Reading: Kay Ryan (2019)|''Folger Poetry Board Reading: Kay Ryan'' (2019)]]<br />
* [[Vinegar and Char: Verse from Southern Foodways Alliance: Sandra Beasley, Sean Hill, and W. Ralph Eubanks (2019)|''Vinegar and Char: Verse from Southern Foodways Alliance: Sandra Beasley, Sean Hill, and W. Ralph Eubanks'' (2019)]]<br />
* [[Tananarive Due, N.K. Jemisin, & Airea D. Matthews: What Was, What Is, and What Will Be: A Cross-Genre Look at Afrofuturism (2019)|''Tananarive Due, N.K. Jemisin, & Airea D. Matthews: What Was, What Is, and What Will Be: A Cross-Genre Look at Afrofuturism'' (2019)]]<br />
* [[Not Just Another Day Off (2019)|''Not Just Another Day Off'' (2019)]]<br />
* [[Emily Dickinson Birthday Tribute: Jen Bervin and Martha Nell Smith (2018)|''Emily Dickinson Birthday Tribute: Jen Bervin and Martha Nell Smith'' (2018)]]<br />
* [[Anthony Hecht Poetry Prize: Sir Andrew Motion and Christopher Cessac (2018)|''Anthony Hecht Poetry Prize: Sir Andrew Motion and Christopher Cessac'' (2018)]]<br />
* [[Eudora Welty Lecture: Richard Ford (2018)|''Eudora Welty Lecture: Richard Ford'' (2018)]]<br />
* [[Ghost Fishing: Eco-Justice Poetry: Melissa Tuckey and Brenda Cárdenas (2018)| ''Ghost Fishing: Eco-Justice Poetry: Melissa Tuckey and Brenda Cárdenas'' (2018)]]<br />
* [[Won't You Celebrate with Me?: Linda Pastan, Marilyn Chin, and Ellen Bass (2018)|''Won't You Celebrate with Me?: Linda Pastan, Marilyn Chin, and Ellen Bass'' (2018)]]<br />
* [[Silence and Breath: Kazim Ali and Kaveh Akbar (2018)|''Silence and Breath: Kazim Ali and Kaveh Akbar'' (2018)]]<br />
* [[Folger Poetry Board Reading: Poetry of Witness: Carolyn Forché (2018)|''Folger Poetry Board Reading: Poetry of Witness: Carolyn Forché'' (2018)]]<br />
* [[10 Artists After Paul Klee at the Phillips Collection: Sherwin Bitsui and Paisley Rekdal (2018)|''10 Artists After Paul Klee at the Phillips Collection: Sherwin Bitsui and Paisley Rekdal'' (2018)]]<br />
* [[Natural Mystic: A Poetic Celebration of Reggae: Kwame Dawes and Safiya Sinclair (2018)|''Natural Mystic: A Poetic Celebration of Reggae: Kwame Dawes and Safiya Sinclair'' (2018)]]<br />
* [[Not Just Another Day Off: On Civil Disobedience (2018)|''Not Just Another Day Off: On Civil Disobedience'' (2018)]]<br />
* [[Emily Dickinson Birthday Tribute: Sandra Gilbert (2017)|''Emily Dickinson Birthday Tribute: Sandra Gilbert'' (2017)]]<br />
* [[Anthony Hecht Poetry Prize: Gjertrud Schnakenberg and Mike White (2017)|''Anthony Hecht Poetry Prize: Gjertrud Schnakenberg and Mike White'' (2017)]]<br />
* [[Words Wanting to be Said: John Burnside and Phillis Levin (2017)|''Words Wanting to be Said: John Burnside and Phillis Levin'' (2017)]]<br />
* [[Folger Poetry Board Reading: Jane Hirshfield (2017)|''Folger Poetry Board Reading: Jane Hirshfield'' (2017)]]<br />
* [[Manuel Gonzales, Yona Harvey, and Gary Jackson; We Wear the Masks: Poetry and Fiction inspired by Comic Books (2017)|''Manuel Gonzales, Yona Harvey, and Gary Jackson; We Wear the Masks: Poetry and Fiction inspired by Comic Books'' (2017)]]<br />
* [[A Celebration of Pablo Neruda: Forrest Gander and Javier Zamora (2017)|''A Celebration of Pablo Neruda: Forrest Gander and Javier Zamora'' (2017)]]<br />
* [[Not Just Another Day Off: Where Do We Go From Here? (2017)|''Not Just Another Day Off: Where Do We Go From Here?'' (2017)]]<br />
* [[Emily Dickinson Birthday Tribute: Tracy K. Smith and Dr. David DeVorkin (2016)|''Emily Dickinson Birthday Tribute: Tracy K. Smith and Dr. David DeVorkin ''(2016)]]<br />
* [[Anthony Hecht Poetry Prize: Eavan Boland and Austin Allen (2016)|''Anthony Hecht Poetry Prize: Eavan Boland and Austin Allen'' (2016)]]<br />
* [[Begin Again: Sharon Olds (2016)|''Begin Again: Sharon Olds'' (2016)]]<br />
* [[Lineage: From the Black Arts Movement to Cave Canem: Nikki Giovanni, Haki Madhubuti, Toi Derricotte, Kyle Dargan, Gregory Pardlo, & Rachel Eliza Griffiths (2016)|''Lineage: From the Black Arts Movement to Cave Canem: Nikki Giovanni, Haki Madhubuti, Toi Derricotte, Kyle Dargan, Gregory Pardlo, & Rachel Eliza Griffiths'' (2016)]]<br />
* [[Folger Poetry Board Reading: Sir Andrew Motion (2016)|''Folger Poetry Board Reading: Sir Andrew Motion'' (2016)]]<br />
* [[The New Sonneteers: Malachi Black, Laurie Ann Guerrero, and A. Van Jordan (2016)|''The New Sonneteers: Malachi Black, Laurie Ann Guerrero, and A. Van Jordan'' (2016)]]<br />
* [[The Human Voice in Struggle: Reginald Dwyane Betts and William Archila (2016)|''The Human Voice in Struggle: Reginald Dwyane Betts and William Archila'' (2016)]]<br />
* [[Not Just Another Day Off: A Dream Deferred (2016)|''Not Just Another Day Off: A Dream Deferred'' (2016)]]<br />
* [[Emily Dickinson Birthday Tribute: Linda Gregerson (2015)|''Emily Dickinson Birthday Tribute: Linda Gregerson'' (2015)]]<br />
* [[Chapter and Verse: Julianna Baggott and Laura Kasischke (2015)|''Chapter and Verse: Julianna Baggott and Laura Kasischke'' (2015)]]<br />
* [[Anthony Hecht Poetry Prize: Anthony Thwaite and Jaimee Hills (2015)|''Anthony Hecht Poetry Prize: Anthony Thwaite and Jaimee Hills'' (2015)]] <br />
* [[Before and After: Poets Respond to Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead (2015)|''Before and After: Poets Respond to Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead'' (2015)]]<br />
* [[Folger Poetry Board Reading: Rita Dove (2015)|''Folger Poetry Board Reading: Rita Dove'' (2015)]]<br />
* [[Mother Tongue: Poetry in Translation: Adam Zagajewski, Clare Cavanagh, Edward Hirsch (2015)|''Mother Tongue: Poetry in Translation: Adam Zagajewski, Clare Cavanagh, Edward Hirsch'' (2015)]]<br />
* [[Human Equations at The Phillips Collection: Rae Armantrout (2015)|''Human Equations at The Phillips Collection: Rae Armantrout'' (2015)]]<br />
* [[Drama & Verse: Simon Armitage and Peter Oswald (2015)|''Drama & Verse: Simon Armitage and Peter Oswald'' (2015)]]<br />
* [[Not Just Another Day Off (2015)|''Not Just Another Day Off'' (2015)]]<br />
* [[Emily Dickinson Birthday Tribute: Rafael Campo (2014)|''Emily Dickinson Birthday Tribute: Rafael Campo'' (2014)]]<br />
* [[Anthony Hecht Poetry Prize: Geoffrey Brock and Heather McHugh (2014)|''Anthony Hecht Poetry Prize: Geoffrey Brock and Heather McHugh'' (2014)]] <br />
* [[Writing From the Edge: 40th Anniversary of Graywolf: Matthea Harvey, Claudia Rankine, Vijay Seshadri, Stephanie Burt (2014)|''Writing From the Edge: 40th Anniversary of Graywolf: Matthea Harvey, Claudia Rankine, Vijay Seshadri, Stephanie Burt'' (2014)]]<br />
* [[Here and Now: Stephen Dunn (2014)|''Here and Now: Stephen Dunn'' (2014)]]<br />
* [[Poet Lore Celebrates 125 Years of Literary Discovery: Traci Brimhall, Cornelius Eady, Terrance Hayes, Linda Pastan (2014)|''Poet Lore Celebrates 125 Years of Literary Discovery: Traci Brimhall, Cornelius Eady, Terrance Hayes, Linda Pastan'' (2014)]]<br />
* [[Before & After: Poets respond to Two Gentlemen of Verona (2014)|''Before & After: Poets respond to Two Gentlemen of Verona'' (2014)]]<br />
* [[Folger Poetry Board Reading: Carol Ann Duffy (2014)|''Folger Poetry Board Reading: Carol Ann Duffy'' (2014)]]<br />
* [[The Literary Legacy of Seamus Heaney (2014)|''The Literary Legacy of Seamus Heaney'' (2014)]]<br />
* [[The Voice of Women in American Poetry (2014)|''The Voice of Women in American Poetry'' (2014)]]<br />
* [[Making Your Own Map: Joy Harjo and Evie Schockley (2014)|''Making Your Own Map: Joy Harjo and Evie Shockley'' (2014)]]<br />
* [[Made in the USA: Tina Chang and Maurice Manning (2014)|''Made in the USA: American Masters from The Phillips Collection: Tina Chang and Maurice Manning'' (2014)]]<br />
* [[Before & After: Poets respond to Richard III (2014)|''Before & After: Poets respond to Richard III'' (2014)]]<br />
* [[Not Just Another Day Off (2014)|''Not Just Another Day Off'' (2014)]]<br />
* [[Emily Dickinson Birthday Tribute: Peter Gizzi (2013)|''Emily Dickinson Birthday Tribute: Peter Gizzi'' (2013)]]<br />
* [[Before & After: Poets respond to Romeo and Juliet (2013)|''Before & After: Poets respond to Romeo and Juliet'' (2013)]]<br />
* [[Mortally Beautiful: C.K. Williams and Stanley Plumly (2013)|''Mortally Beautiful: C.K. Williams and Stanley Plumly'' (2013)]]<br />
* [[Anthony Hecht Poetry Prize: Shelley Puhak (2013)|''Anthony Hecht Poetry Prize: Shelley Puhak'']]<br />
* [[Folger Poetry Board Reading: Paul Muldoon (2013)|''Folger Poetry Board Reading: Paul Muldoon (2013)'']]<br />
* [[Billy Collins (2013)|''All the Worlds That Are: Billy Collins (2013)'']]<br />
* [[Forrest Gander on Angels, Demons, and Savages: Pollock, Ossorio, and Dubuffet (2013)|''Forrest Gander on Angels, Demons, and Savages: Pollock, Ossorio, and Dubuffet (2013)'']]<br />
* [[B.H. Fairchild & Mary Jo Bang (2013)|''The Weaving of Words: B.H. Fairchild & Mary Jo Bang (2013)'']]<br />
* [[Not Just Another Day Off (2013)|''Not Just Another Day Off'' (2013)]]<br />
* [[Emily Dickinson Birthday Tribute: Kay Ryan (2012)|''Emily Dickinson Birthday Tribute: Kay Ryan (2012)'']]<br />
* [[Anthony Hecht Poetry Prize: Mark Strand & Chris Andrews (2012)|''Anthony Hecht Poetry Prize: Mark Strand & Chris Andrews (2012)'']]<br />
* [[Red White and Blue: Nikky Finney, Brian Turner & Kwame Dawes (2012)|''Red White and Blue: Poets on Politics: Nikky Finney & Brian Turner (2012)'']]<br />
* [[Yale Younger Series: Carl Phillips and Eduardo C. Corral (2012)|''Yale Younger Series: Carl Phillips and Eduardo C. Corral (2012)'']]<br />
* [[Folger Poetry Board Reading: Gary Snyder (2012)|''Folger Poetry Board Reading: Gary Snyder (2012)'']]<br />
* [[Dark Room Collective: Bryant, Ellis, Jackson, Keene, Smith, Strange, Trethewey, and Young (2012)|''Dark Room Collective: Bryant, Ellis, Jackson, Keene, Smith, Strange, Trethewey, and Young (2012)'']]<br />
* [[Becoming a Woman Poet: Eavan Boland (2012)|''Becoming a Woman Poet: Eavan Boland (2012)'']]<br />
* [[Yusef Komunyakaa at The Phillips Collection (2012)|''Yusef Komunyakaa at The Phillips Collection (2012)'']]<br />
* [[Not Just Another Day Off (2012)|''Not Just Another Day Off'' (2012)]]<br />
* [[Emily Dickinson Birthday Tribute: Aracelis Girmay (2011)|''Emily Dickinson Birthday Tribute: Aracelis Girmay (2011)'']]<br />
* [[Anthony Hecht Poetry Prize: James Fenton and Mark Kraushaar (2011)|''Anthony Hecht Poetry Prize: James Fenton and Mark Kraushaar (2011)'']]<br />
* [[Robert Pinsky (2011)|''A Public Poet: Robert Pinsky (2011)'']]<br />
* [[Theo Dorgan and Paula Meehan (2011)|''Contemporary Poetry From Ireland: Theo Dorgan and Paula Meehan (2011)'']]<br />
* [[Folger Poetry Board Reading: Robert Hass (2011)|''Folger Poetry Board Reading: Robert Hass (2011)'']]<br />
* [[Namoi Shihab Nye (2011)|''The Quiet Rise of Joy: Naomi Shihab Nye (2011)'']]<br />
* [[Mary Karr & Lyrae Van Clief-Stefanon (2011)|''Splintered Beauty: Mary Karr & Lyrae Van Clief-Stefanon (2011)'']]<br />
* [[Letras Latina: Naomi Ayala, Valerie Martinez, J. Michael Martinez (2011)|''Letras Latina: Naomi Ayala, Valerie Martinez, J. Michael Martinez (2011)'']]<br />
* [[Kevin Young (2011)|''Truth Beauty at The Phillips Collection: Kevin Young (2011)'']]<br />
* [[Not Just Another Day Off (2011)|''Not Just Another Day Off'' (2011)]]<br />
* [[Lucia Perillo (2010)|''Emily Dickinson Birthday Tribute: Lucia Perillo (2010)'']]<br />
* [[Vera Pavlova (2010)|''An Economy of Language: Vera Pavlova (2010)'']]<br />
* [[Roseanna Warren and Matthew Ladd (2010)|''The Anthony Hecht Poetry Prize: Roseanna Warren and Matthew Ladd (2010)'']]<br />
* [[Edward Hirsch (2010)|''The Case for Poetry: Edward Hirsch (2010)'']]<br />
* [[Richard Wilbur (2010)|''Folger Poetry Board Reading: Richard Wilbur (2010)'']]<br />
* [[W.S. Merwin|''A View of the World: W.S. Merwin (2010)'']]<br />
* [[Natalie Merchant (2010)|''Natalie Merchant (2010)'']]<br />
* [[Jane Hirshfield (2010)|''Abstraction: Folger Poetry at The Phillips Collection: Jane Hirshfield (2010)'']]<br />
* [[Resonance: Patricia Smith and John Burnside (2010)|''Resonance: Patricia Smith and John Burnside'' (2010)]]<br />
* Breath and Intuition: ''[[Charles Wright (2010)|Charles Wright (2010)]]''<br />
* [[Not Just Another Day Off (2010)|''Not Just Another Day Off'' (2010)]]<br />
* [[Celebrating Poet Lore and Beltway Poetry Quarterly: Kim Addonizio and Kyle Dargan (2010)|''Celebrating ''Poet Lore ''and ''Beltway Poetry Quarterly'': Kim Addonizio and Kyle Dargan'' (2010)]]<br />
<br />
===2000s===<br />
* Emily Dickinson Birthday Tribute: Lucie Brock-Broido (2009)<br />
* On The Creative Path: Arthur Sze and Afaa Michael Weaver (2009)<br />
* O.B. Hardison, Jr. Poetry Prize: Juliana Spahr (2009)<br />
* Folger Poetry Board Meeting: Eamon Grennan (2009)<br />
* Singing the Body: Rita Dove (2009)<br />
* Meditations: Michael Harper and A.B. Spellman (2009)<br />
* The Act of Memory: Claudia Emerson and Natasha Trethewey (2009)<br />
* Beauty in Ordinary Life: Marie Howe and Bob Hicok (2009)<br />
* Duende: Linda Pastan and Tracy K. Smith (2009)<br />
* [[Not Just Another Day Off (2009)|''Not Just Another Day Off'' (2009)]]<br />
* Emily Dickinson Birthday Tribute: Elizabeth Spires (2008)<br />
* Dark Radiance: Frank Bidart and Rae Armantrout (2008)<br />
* O.B. Hardison, Jr. Poetry Prize: Mary Kinzie (2008)<br />
* State of the Union: 50 Political Poems: Nick Flynn, Terrance Hayes, Eileen Myles and Edwin Torres (2008)<br />
* Folger Poetry Board Reading: Lucille Clifton (2008)<br />
* Under a Spell: Jazz and Blues in Poetry: Quincy Troupe and Tyehimba Jess (2008)<br />
* The Natural World: Galway Kinnell and Mark Doty (2008)<br />
* Of Light and Darkness: Gerald Stern and Ross Gay (2008)<br />
* The Most Mysterious Clarity: Kay Ryan (2008)<br />
* [[Not Just Another Day Off (2008)|''Not Just Another Day Off'' (2008)]]<br />
* Emily Dickinson Birthday Tribute: Richard Howard (2007)<br />
* Celebrating John Ashbery (2007)<br />
* O.B. Hardison, Jr. Poetry Prize: David Wojahn (2007)<br />
* Folger Poetry Board Reading: Eavan Boland (2007) <br />
* Celebrating the Sonnet: Phillis Levin, Henri Cole and Molly Peacock (2007)<br />
* The Art of Poetry: Derek Walcott (2007)<br />
* On Black Male Poetics: Terrance Hayes and Frank X Walker (2007)<br />
* Emerging Asian American Poets: Tina Chang, Srikanth Reddy and Victoria Chang (2007)<br />
* [[Not Just Another Day Off (2007)|''Not Just Another Day Off'' (2007)]]<br />
* Emily Dickinson Birthday Tribute: Carolyn Forché (2006)<br />
* Poetry and Verse: Tess Gallagher (2006)<br />
* O.B. Hardison Jr. Poetry Prize: David Rivard (2006)<br />
* [[Charles Simic]] (2006)<br />
* Ted Kooser (2006)<br />
* Virgil Suarez, Adrian Castro, & Sonia Sanchez (2006)<br />
* Eve Grubin, Kazim Ali, Katie Ford, & [[Jorie Graham]] (2006)<br />
* [[Rosmarie Waldrop, Meisha Bosma, and BosmaDance|Rosmarie Waldrop]] (2005)<br />
* Mark Halliday & Campbell McGrath (2005)<br />
* [[Sharon Olds]] & Elizabeth Alexander (2005)<br />
* Tony Hoagland (2005)<br />
* Anne Waldman (2005)<br />
* Philip Levine (2005)<br />
* Taha Muhammad Ali & Edward Hirsch (2005)<br />
* C. K. Williams (2005)<br />
* Peter Gizzi & Eileen Myles (2005)<br />
* [[Harryette Mullen]] (2004)<br />
* Jimmy Santiago Baca (2004)<br />
* Diane Middlebrook (2004)<br />
* Reginald Gibbons (2004)<br />
* Thomas Sayers Ellis, Vijay Seshadri, Fanny Howe, & Percival Everett (2004)<br />
* Stanley Plumly (2004)<br />
* Brad Gooch (2004)<br />
* Diane Ackerman (2004)<br />
* [[Eamon Grennan]] & Vona Groarke (2004)<br />
* David McCann & Ko Un (2004)<br />
* Katia Kapovich, Rachel Blau Duplessis & Linda Gregson (2004)<br />
* [[Jean Valentine]] (2003)<br />
* Tribute to Henry Taylor (2003)<br />
* Cornelius Eady (2003)<br />
* Pattiann Rodgers (2003)<br />
* Robert Bly (2003)<br />
* George Schneeman, Ron Padgett & Steve Clay (2003)<br />
* Paul Muldoon (2003)<br />
* Dissenting Practices (2003)<br />
* Linda Gregerson (2003)<br />
* [[Li-Young Lee]] (2002)<br />
* Naomi Shihab Nye, Nathalie Handal, & Elmaz Abinader (2002)<br />
* [[Ellen Bryant Voigt]] (2002)<br />
* A. Van Jordan, Honoree Fanonne Jeffers, Shara McCallum (2002)<br />
* W.D. Snodgrass (2002)<br />
* Natasha Trethewey & Dolores Kendrick (2002)<br />
* Celebration of the Sonnet (2002)<br />
* Alice Notley (2002)<br />
* Yeats' Gallery (2002)<br />
* Kenneth Koch (2002)<br />
* [[Susan Howe]] (2001)<br />
* Clarence Major & Bruce Smith (2001)<br />
* [[David St. John]] (2001)<br />
* Galway Kinnell (2001)<br />
* Billy Collins & Carol Ann Duffy (2001)<br />
* Les Murray (2001)<br />
* Lucille Clifton (2001)<br />
* Marie Howe & Elizabeth Alexander (2001)<br />
* [[Joy Harjo]] (2000)<br />
* Afaa Michael Weaver & Ahmos Zu-Bolton (2000)<br />
* [[Rachel Hadas]] (2000)<br />
* Louise Gluck (2000)<br />
* Sandra Cisneros (2000)<br />
* Lawrence Ferlinghetti (2000)<br />
* Arthur Sze & Vijay Seshadri (2000)<br />
* Toi Derricotte & Thomas Lux (2000)<br />
<br />
===1990s===<br />
* [[Elizabeth Spires]] (1999)<br />
* Tracie Morris & Yusef Komunyakaa (1999)<br />
* [[Alan Shapiro]] (1999)<br />
* Lannon Fellows (1999)<br />
* YMCA National Writer's Voice: Amy Hempel, Steve Stern, Cornelius Eady & Carolyn Forché (1999)<br />
* Stanley Kunitz (1999)<br />
* Melanie Rae Thon & Michael Martone (1999)<br />
* Tom Sleigh & Sandra Gilbert (1999)<br />
* Donald Justice (1999)<br />
* Brenda Marie Osbey (1999)<br />
* C.D. Wright Mark McMorris (1999)<br />
* Eavan Boland & Jane Mead (1999)<br />
* [[Mary Oliver]] (1998)<br />
* Maggie Nelson, Jennifer Barber & Mark Bibbins (1998)<br />
* Lawson Fusao Inada & Jennifer Nelson (1998)<br />
* Heather McHugh (1998)<br />
* [[W.S. Merwin]] (1998)<br />
* Michael Palmer (1998)<br />
* Peter Brook (1998)<br />
* Gary Snyder (1998)<br />
* Robert Pinsky (1998)<br />
* Ann Lauterbach (1998)<br />
* Stanley Plumly, Lucille Clifton, Robert Creeley & Denise Levertov (1998)<br />
* Dava Sobel (1998)<br />
* Richard Wilbur (1998)<br />
* James Tate & Brenda Hillman (1998)<br />
* DJ Renegade (1998)<br />
* Reuben Jackson & Al Young (1998)<br />
* [[Mary Karr]] (1997)<br />
* Reetika Vazarani &, Zoe Anglesey (1997)<br />
* [[Charles Wright]] & Jay Parini (1997)<br />
* [[Frank Bidart]] (1997)<br />
* Leslie Scalapino & Mark Rudman (1997)<br />
* Rafael Campo & [[Marilyn Hacker]] (1997)<br />
* George Plimpton & Christopher Buckley (1997)<br />
* Nuala Ni Dhomhniall & Eilean Ni Chuilleanan (1997)<br />
* Gwendolyn Brooks (1997)<br />
* Kamau Brathwaite (1997)<br />
* Lannon Fellows (1997)<br />
* John Ashbery & Anne Carson (1997)<br />
* Michael Ondaatje (1997)<br />
* [[Anthony Hecht]] (1996)<br />
* Patricia Smith (1996)<br />
* Jesus Papoleto Melendez, Pedro Pietri, Jesus Melindez (1996)<br />
* [[Jorie Graham]] (1996)<br />
* Bei Dao (1996)<br />
* Derek Walcott (1996)<br />
* Anne Carson, Christopher Merrill (1996)<br />
* Henri Cole (1996)<br />
* [[Lucie Brock-Broido]] (1996)<br />
* Jay Wright (1996)<br />
* [[Peter Sacks]] (1995)<br />
* Patricia Smith & Paul Beatty (1995)<br />
* Laurie Anderson (1995)<br />
* [[E. Ethelbert Miller]] (1995)<br />
* Adrienne Rich (1995)<br />
* Octavio Paz (1995)<br />
* [[Sharon Olds]] (1995)<br />
* W. S. Merwin (1995)<br />
* Paul Muldoon & Rosanna Warren (1995)<br />
* Robert Creeley & Linda Pastan (1995)<br />
* Cyrus Cassells (1995)<br />
* [[Carolyn Forché]] (1995)<br />
* Hayden Carruth (1994)<br />
* [[Jorie Graham]] (1994)<br />
* Jane Miller & Mark Doty (1994)<br />
* Spalding Gray (1994)<br />
* Cornelius Eady (1994)<br />
* R.H.W. Dillard (1994)<br />
* Lucille Clifton (1994)<br />
* Rose Styron & George Plimpton (1994)<br />
* Robert Hass & Czeslaw Milosz (1994)<br />
* Olga Broumas (1994)<br />
* Killarney Clary & Agha Shahid Ali (1994)<br />
* Sheryl St. Germain (1994)<br />
* Galway Kinnell (1994)<br />
* Peter Reading (1994)<br />
* Rita Dove (1994)<br />
* [[Frank Bidart]] (1993)<br />
* Kenneth Carroll& Wanda Coleman (1993)<br />
* John Frederick Nims (1993)<br />
* Denise Levertov (1993)<br />
* Adrienne Rich (1993)<br />
* Octavio Paz (1993)<br />
* Alice Quinn, [[Charles Simic]], & Louise Gluck (1993)<br />
* Beth Joselow & [[E. Ethelbert Miller]] (1993)<br />
* William Matthews (1993)<br />
* [[Maxine Kumin]] (1992)<br />
* Martin Espada, Robert Creeley & Marilyn Waniek (aka Marilyn Nelson) (1992)<br />
* [[Cynthia Macdonald]] (1992)<br />
* John Updike (1992)<br />
* Fred Chappell & Richard Tillinghast (1992)<br />
* Olga Broumas (1992)<br />
* [[Carolyn Forché]] (1992)<br />
* Jane Kenyon, Jean Nordhaus (1992)<br />
* Anne Becker, Ai, Mona Van Duyn, & Julie Agoos (1992)<br />
* [[Charles Wright]] (1991)<br />
* Gibbons Ruark & [[Eamon Grennan]] (1991)<br />
* Les Murray (1991)<br />
* [[Brendan Galvin]] (1991)<br />
* Miroslav Holub (1991)<br />
* Belle Waring (1991)<br />
* Donald Justice (1991)<br />
* [[Seamus Heaney]] (1991)<br />
* [[Li-Young Lee]] & David Ignatow (1991)<br />
* Ntozake Shange & Jessica Hagedorn (1991)<br />
* Gregory Orr & Edward Kleinschmidt (1991)<br />
* Linda Pastan (1991)<br />
* [[Jean Valentine]] (1990)<br />
* Thomas Lux, [[Jorie Graham]], & Toi Derricotte (1990)<br />
* [[Anthony Hecht]] (1990)<br />
* Dave Smith & Roland Flint (1990)<br />
* Sonia Sanchez (1990)<br />
* Molly Peacock & Minnie Bruce Pratt (1990)<br />
* Adam Zagajewski (1990)<br />
* Bernice Reagon & June Jordan (1990)<br />
* Jane Shore & Carol Muske (1990)<br />
* Bruce Weigl & John Balaban (1990)<br />
<br />
===1980s===<br />
* [[Josephine Jacobsen]] & [[Jean Valentine]] (1989)<br />
* Saul Bellow (1989)<br />
* Henry Taylor & Michael Collier (1989)<br />
* Peter Sacks (1989)<br />
* Yehuda Amichai (1989)<br />
* Philip Levine (1989)<br />
* Thomas McGrath (1989)<br />
* Reed Whittemore & Roland Flint (1989)<br />
* Eilean Ni Chuilleanan (1989)<br />
* [[Marilyn Hacker]] (1988)<br />
* Marge Piercy (1988)<br />
* Octavio Paz (1988)<br />
* Yehuda Amichai, Octavio Paz, Derek Walcott, Les Murray, & Peter Sacks (1988)<br />
* Jeffery Harrison (1988)<br />
* Irina Ratushinskay (1988)<br />
* Linda Pastan & Myra Sklarew (1988)<br />
* John Ashbery (1988)<br />
* Patricia Willis (1988)<br />
* June Jordan (1987)<br />
* [[Anthony Hecht]] (1987)<br />
* Stanley Kunitz (1987)<br />
* Galway Kinnell (1987)<br />
* Katha Pollitt & Laura Jensen (1987)<br />
* Stanley Plumly & C. K. Williams (1987)<br />
* [[Cynthia Macdonald]] (1986)<br />
* Katherine Zadrave & Frank Dorn (1986)<br />
* James Merrill (1986)<br />
* Diane Burns & Gregory Tate (1986)<br />
* Joseph Brodsky (1986)<br />
* Michael Harper & Rita Dove (1986)<br />
* Tomas Transtromer (1986)<br />
* William Pritchard (1986)<br />
* Nicholas Christopher, Jeffery Harrison, & Robert Hass (1986)<br />
* [[Anthony Hecht]] (1986)<br />
* Amy Clampitt (1986)<br />
* [[Jorie Graham]] & Lucille Clifton (1985)<br />
* W.D. Snodgrass & Donald Hall (1985)<br />
* [[Seamus Heaney]] (1985)<br />
* Denis Johnson & [[Elizabeth Spires]] (1985)<br />
* Edward Hirsch & Gjertrud Schnackenberg (1985)<br />
* [[Mary Oliver]] (1985)<br />
* [[Sharon Olds]] (1984)<br />
* Sandra Esteves & Rikki Lights (1984)<br />
* Robert Pinsky (1984)<br />
* Alison Lurie & Shelby Hearon (1984)<br />
* May Swenson (1984)<br />
* Reed Whittemore (1984)<br />
* Jordan Smith & Douglas Crase (1984)<br />
* [[Charles Simic]] & [[Ellen Bryant Voigt]] (1984)<br />
* Sonia Sanchez (1984)<br />
* [[Jean Valentine]] (1983)<br />
* [[Josephine Jacobsen]] (1983)<br />
* Roland Flint (1983)<br />
* [[W.S. Merwin]] (1983)<br />
* James Dickey (1983)<br />
* Garth Tate & Kimiko Hahn (1983)<br />
* Ivan Lalic (1983)<br />
* Denise Levertov (1983)<br />
* [[Jean Valentine]] (1983)<br />
* Ursula LeGuin (1983)<br />
* Samuel Hazo (1982)<br />
* Frederick Morgan (1982)<br />
* Myra Sklarew (1982)<br />
* Veno Taufer (1982)<br />
* Jerome Rothenberg (1982)<br />
* Richard Wilbur (1982)<br />
* Sterling Brown (1982)<br />
* Tess Gallagher (1982)<br />
* Steve Orlen & Susan Wood (1982)<br />
* Carole Oles & Jane Flanders (1981)<br />
* Pamela Stewart & [[Carolyn Forché]] (1981)<br />
* Fay Chiang & Peter Harris (1981)<br />
* Howard Nemerov & Eilean Ni Chuilleanan (1981)<br />
* [[Charles Simic]] (1981)<br />
* Carolyn Kizer (1981)<br />
* Josephine Miles (1981)<br />
* Albert Goldbarth (1981)<br />
* Dick Higgins (1981)<br />
* [[Frank Bidart]] (1981)<br />
* Louise Gluck (1981)<br />
* Thomas Lux (1980)<br />
* Robert Bly (1980)<br />
* David Antin (1980)<br />
* Ira Sadoff (1980)<br />
* Mark Strand (1980)<br />
* David McAleavey (1980)<br />
* [[Charles Wright]] (1980)<br />
* Audre Lorde (1980)<br />
* Olga Broumas (1980)<br />
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===1970s===<br />
* [[David St. John]] (1979)<br />
* Heather McHugh (1979)<br />
* [[W.S. Merwin]] (1979)<br />
* Leslie Ullman (1979)<br />
* John Ashbery (1979)<br />
* James Wright (1979)<br />
* James Liddy (1979)<br />
* William Claire (1979)<br />
* Gerald Stern (1978)<br />
* [[Erica Jong]] (1978)<br />
* Theodore Weiss (1978)<br />
* Marvin Bell (1978)<br />
* [[E. Ethelbert Miller]] & June Jordan (1978)<br />
* Murial Ruckheyser (1978)<br />
* John Pauker (1978)<br />
* Philip Levine (1978)<br />
* Lawrence Ferlinghetti (1978)<br />
* Linda Pastan (1978)<br />
* Linda Sexton (1978)<br />
* Howard Moss (1978)<br />
* Alice Walker & Frederick Morgan (1977)<br />
* Ruth Whitman (1977)<br />
* Myra Sklarew (1977)<br />
* Maura Stanton (1977)<br />
* Daniel Berrigan & S.J. (1977)<br />
* Charles David Wright (1977)<br />
* Jean Nordhaus (1977)<br />
* Allen Ginsberg (1977)<br />
* Mary Abbott & Barbara Guest (1977)<br />
* Robert Hayden & Reed Whittemore (1977)<br />
* James Dickey (1977)<br />
* Richard Eberhart (1977)<br />
* [[Josephine Jacobsen]] & May Miller (1977)<br />
* John Engels & Henry Taylor (1977)<br />
* William Meredith & [[Maxine Kumin]] (1976)<br />
* James Merrill (1976)<br />
* Marge Piercy (1976)<br />
* Ralph Robin, Rod Jellema, & Roland Flint (1976)<br />
* Darcy Gottlieb (1976)<br />
* X.J. Kennedy (1976)<br />
* James Wright (1976)<br />
* Jodi Braxton, Grace Cavalieri, & Ahmos Zu-Bolton (1976)<br />
* Clarence Major & Doris Grumbach (1976)<br />
* John Gardner (1975)<br />
* [[Josephine Jacobsen]] (1975)<br />
* [[Marilyn Hacker]] (1975)<br />
* Reed Whittemore (1975)<br />
* Katie Loucheim (1975)<br />
* Arthur Gregor & Charles David Wright (1975)<br />
* Wayne Alexander & Michael Lally (1975)<br />
* David Slavitt (1975)<br />
* Mona Van Duyn (1975)<br />
* R.H.W. Dillard (1975)<br />
* O.B. Hardison (1974)<br />
* Ann Stanford (1974)<br />
* James Dickey (1974)<br />
* Shirley Kaufman (1974)<br />
* Muriel Ruckheyser (1974)<br />
* Michael Harper (1973)<br />
* Peter Klappert (1973)<br />
* John Hawkes (1973)<br />
* Marin Sorescu (1972)<br />
* Samuel Hazo & Myra Sklarew (1972)<br />
* Keith Wilson (1972)<br />
* Holly Stevens (1972)<br />
* Frank Scott & Margaret Atwood (1972)<br />
* Richard Murphy (1971)<br />
* St. John Primus (1971)<br />
* William Stafford (1971)<br />
* George Garrett (1970)<br />
* Roger Hecht & John Pauker (1970)<br />
* Lucille Clifton (1970)<br />
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==Special poetry events at the Folger==<br />
O.B. Hardison Poetry Series partners with national and community organizations promoting poetry and language throughout the Washington region, and the country. Join us at the Haskell Center or other locations for special readings and celebrations.<br />
===[[Not Just Another Day Off]]===<br />
===[[District of Literature]]===<br />
===[[Emily Dickinson Birthday Tribute]]===<br />
===[[Poetry-in-Schools]]===<br />
===[[Shakespeare's Sisters: Five Centuries of Poetry by Women]]===<br />
===[[Lannan Fellows Program]]===<br />
===[[Shakespeare's Birthday Sonnet Contest]]===<br />
===[[Before & After: Poets Responding to Shakespeare]]===<br />
<br />
==Folger Poetry Board==<br />
The Folger Poetry Board is a committee of friends providing significant support to the Folger Shakespeare Library's poetry programs by organizing and sponsoring fundraising and other literary events and by hosting an annual reading by a distinguished author.<br />
*Gigi Bradford, Chair<br />
*Anne Harding Woodworth, Co-Chair<br />
*Edwin P. Conquest, Jr.<br />
*Christina Daub<br />
*Harriet Patsy Davis<br />
*Barbara Goldberg<br />
*Patricia Gray<br />
*Marifrancis Hardison<br />
*Joseph Hassett<br />
*Anita Herrick<br />
*Sherman E. Katz<br />
*Hiram Larew<br />
*Robert C. Liotta<br />
*Richard Lyon<br />
*Mary P. McElveen<br />
*Barbara Meade<br />
*Mary Muromcew<br />
*Jean Nordhaus<br />
*Jacqueline Quillen<br />
*Susan S. Rappaport<br />
*Heddy Reid<br />
*Edith Schafer<br />
*Dr. Marianne Schuelein<br />
*Amy Tercek<br />
*David Weisman<br />
*Mary-Sherman Willis<br />
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[[Category: Shakespeare's Birthday Lecture ]]</div>RebekahShefferhttps://folgerpedia.folger.edu/_mw/index.php?title=Folger_Consort&diff=37312Folger Consort2023-06-15T14:33:02Z<p>RebekahSheffer: spacing</p>
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<div>Folger Consort is the early music ensemble-in-residence at the [[Folger Shakespeare Library]]. Founding Artistic Directors Robert Eisenstein and Christopher Kendall create musical programs from the Medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque periods. The Consort performs concerts in the ensemble’s home, the Folger’s [[Elizabethan Theatre]], the [https://cathedral.org/ Washington National Cathedral], and the [http://www.strathmore.org/ Music Center at Strathmore], and brings internationally noted guest artists to Washington, D.C. to join in its “early music chamber society.” <br />
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Beyond its concert series, Folger Consort strives to deepen audiences’ understanding and appreciation of early music through seminars, discussions, recordings, radio broadcasts, and unique collaborations with other programs of the Folger Shakespeare Library. Folger Consort won the Best Classical Chamber Ensemble award from the [http://wamadc.com/wama/the_wammies.html Washington Area Music Awards] in 2006, and every year from 2008-2012. <br />
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==Founders== <br />
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===Robert Eisenstein===<br />
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Robert Eisenstein is a founding member and the program director of Folger Consort. In addition to his work with the Consort, he is the director of the [https://www.fivecolleges.edu/earlymusic Five College Early Music Program] in western Massachusetts, where he teaches music history, performs regularly on viola da gamba, violin, and medieval fiddle, and coordinates and directs student performances of Medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque music. He is an active participant in Five College Medieval Studies with a particular interest in the use of computer technology in the service of music. <br />
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Eisenstein has performed with many ensembles including the [http://www.bachconsort.org/ Washington Bach Consort], the [http://newberryconsort.org/ Newberry Consort], the [http://www.kennedy-center.org/nso/ National Symphony Orchestra], [http://www.westernwind.org/ Western Wind], and recently at Tanglewood, Amherst Early Music, and other summer festivals. He studied viola da gamba with Judith Davidoff and Richard Taruskin.<br />
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===Christopher Kendall===<br />
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Christopher Kendall is the founder of Folger Consort. Kendall is Dean Emeritus of the University of Michigan School of Music, Theatre & Dance and served formerly as Director of the University of Maryland School of Music and the Music Division and Tanglewood Institute of the Boston University School for the Arts. He was Associate Conductor of the Seattle Symphony from 1987 to 1992, and has guest conducted and recorded widely in repertoire from the 18th to 21st centuries. He will continue his work in Washington, DC, as artistic director of the 21st Century Consort. <br />
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From 1996 to 2005, he was Director of the School of Music at the University of Maryland, during a period of significant institutional growth related to the building of the Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center. Associate Conductor of the Seattle Symphony from 1987 to 1992 and Director of the Music Division and Tanglewood Institute of the Boston University School for the Arts from 1993 to 1996, Kendall is also Artistic Director, founder and conductor of the [http://21stcenturyconsort.org/ 21st Century Consort], the new music ensemble-in-residence at the [http://www.si.edu/ Smithsonian Institution].<br />
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Kendall has guest-conducted many professional orchestras and ensembles from San Francisco to New York, in repertoire from the 18th to the 21st centuries. His recordings can be heard on the Bard, Delos, Nonesuch, Centaur, ASV, Arabesque, Innova, and Smithsonian Collection labels.<br />
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After 45 years of extraordinary early music, Consort founder Christopher Kendall is collaborating with fellow Artistic Director Robert Eisenstein and colleagues on his final season (2022-2023), providing artistic and programming consultation. Kendall notes his "tremendous good fortune in the opportunity to make marvelous music with extraordinary friends and colleagues, and for such a discerning and dedicated audience over these many decades. Such an institutional home, providing remarkable support and artistic freedom for a chamber music enterprise, is an extraordinary, virtually unprecedented boon.” <br />
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==Recordings==<br />
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Folger Consort recordings are available for purchase online through [http://www.cdbaby.com/Artist/FolgerConsort CD Baby].<br />
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==Current season==<br />
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[http://www.folger.edu/folger-consort Folger Consort 2022-2023]<br />
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*[[Music for the Last Raj (2022)|''Music for the Last Raj'' (2022)]]<br />
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==Past seasons==<br />
===2020s===<br />
<br />
*[[The Roman de Fauvel: Love and Counterpoint in Medieval France (2022)|''The Roman de Fauvel: Love and Counterpoint in Medieval France'' (2022)]]<br />
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*[[The Viennese School: Music from the Court of Maximilian I (2022)|''The Viennese School: Music from the Court of Maximilian I'' (2022)]]<br />
<br />
*[[A Medieval Christmas (2021)|''A Medieval Christmas'' (2021)]]<br />
<br />
*[[Henry Purcell and Music of 17th-Century London (2021)|''Henry Purcell and Music of 17th-Century London'' (2021)]]<br />
<br />
*[[Monteverdi in Venice: The Birth of the Baroque (2020)|''Monteverdi in Venice: The Birth of the Baroque'' (2020)]]<br />
<br />
*[[The Three Fountains: Music for Dante, Petrarch, and Boccaccio (2020)|''The Three Fountains: Music for Dante, Petrarch, and Boccaccio'' (2020)]]<br />
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*[[Palestrina's Perfect Art (2020)|''Palestrina's Perfect Art'' (2020)]]<br />
<br />
===2010s===<br />
<br />
*[[Gloria! A Baroque Italian Christmas (2019)|''Gloria! A Baroque Italian Christmas'' (2019)]]<br />
<br />
*[[Music for Machiavelli: Florence circa 1500 (2019)|''Music for Machiavelli: Florence circa 1500'' (2019)]]<br />
<br />
*[[Tastes of the Mediterranean: Music of 16th-Century Spain and Italy (2019)|''Tastes of the Mediterranean: Music of 16th-Century Spain and Italy'' (2019)]]<br />
<br />
*[[The Food of Love: Romantic Music of the Renaissance (2019)|''The Food of Love: Romantic Music of the Renaissance'' (2019)]]<br />
<br />
*[[A Christmas Messe: A Banquet of Seasonal English Music (2019)|''A Christmas Messe: A Banquet of Seasonal English Music'' (2019)]]<br />
<br />
*[[Oktoberfest: Early Music of Germany (2018)|''Oktoberfest: Early Music of Germany'' (2018)]]<br />
<br />
*[[Davenant's Macbeth (2018)|''Davenant's Macbeth'' (2018)]]<br />
<br />
*[[Ovid's Vineyard: Music of the French Baroque (2018)|''Ovid's Vineyard: Music of the French Baroque'' April 27 - April 29 (2018)]]<br />
<br />
*[[Il Lauro Verde: The Blossoming of the Italian Baroque (2018)|''Il Lauro Verde: The Blossoming of the Italian Baroque'' February 23 - February 25 (2018)]]<br />
<br />
*[[A Branch of Freshest Green: Music of Hildegard Von Bingen (2018)|''A Branch of Freshest Green: Music of Hildegard Von Bingen'' (2018) February 2 - February 3 (2018)]]<br />
<br />
*[[Lo How a Rose E'er Blooming: Seasonal Early Music of Germany (2017)|''Lo How a Rose E'er Blooming: Seasonal Early Music of Germany'' December 15 - December 23 (2017)]]<br />
<br />
*[[Tempesta di Mare: Telemann 360 (2017)|''Tempesta di Mare: Telemann 360°'' October 12 (2017)]]<br />
<br />
*[[An English Garden: Music from the Age of Shakespeare (2017)|''An English Garden: Music from the Age of Shakespeare'' September 22 - September 24 (2017)]]<br />
<br />
*[[The Play of Love (2017)|''The Play of Love'' (2017)]]<br />
<br />
*[[Starry Messenger (2017)|''Starry Messenger'' (2017)]]<br />
<br />
*[[Medieval Illuminations (2017)|''Medieval Illuminations'' (2017)]]<br />
<br />
*[[''The Second Shepherds' Play'' (2016)|''The Second Shepherds' Play'' (2016)]]<br />
<br />
*[[Measure+Dido (2016)|''Measure+Dido'' (2016)]]<br />
<br />
*[[Shakespeare and Purcell: Music of The Fairy Queen and Other Works (2016)|''Shakespeare and Purcell: Music of The Fairy Queen and Other Works'' (2016)]]<br />
<br />
*[[Playing with Fire: Virtuoso Instrumental Music of the Renaissance (2016)|''Playing with Fire: Virtuoso Instrumental Music of the Renaissance'' (2016)]]<br />
<br />
*[[The Wonder of Will: Early and New Music Celebrating Shakespeare (2016)|''The Wonder of Will: Early and New Music Celebrating Shakespeare'' (2016)]]<br />
<br />
*[[The Season Bids Us: Christmas Music featuring Guido's Four Seasons (2015)|''The Season Bids Us: Christmas Music featuring Guido's Four Seasons'' (2015)]]<br />
<br />
*[[Chanson Medieval: Music of Machaut and Dufay (2015)|''Chanson Medieval: Music of Machaut and Dufay'' (2015)]]<br />
<br />
*[[Ships, Clocks and Stars: Music of Telemann and Other Baroque Masters (2015)|''Ships, Clocks and Stars: Music of Telemann and Other Baroque Masters'' (2015)]]<br />
<br />
*[[The Merchant of Venice: Music and Poetry of Shakespeare's Play (2015)|''The Merchant of Venice: Music and Poetry of Shakespeare's Play'' (2015)]]<br />
<br />
*[[The Road to Canterbury: Music of Medieval England (2015)|''The Road to Canterbury: Music of Medieval England'' (2015)]]<br />
<br />
*[[A Renaissance Christmas: Music of Flanders and Italy circa 1500 (2014)|''A Renaissance Christmas: Music of Flanders and Italy circa 1500'' (2014)]]<br />
<br />
*[[Courting Elizabeth: Music and Patronage in Shakespeare's England (2014)|''Courting Elizabeth: Music and Patronage in Shakespeare's England'' (2014)]]<br />
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*[[A Polish Renaissance: Music of Poland's Golden Age (2014)|''A Polish Renaissance: Music of Poland's Golden Age'' (2014)]]<br />
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*[[Le Jardin Chinois: Music of 18th-Century France (2014)|''Le Jardin Chinois: Music of 18th-Century France'' (2014)]]<br />
<br />
*[[Brave New World: Music of the Tempest (2014)|''Brave New World: Music of the Tempest'' (2014)]]<br />
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*[[Christmas in New Spain: Early Music of Mexico and Peru (2013)|''Christmas in New Spain: Early Music of Mexico and Peru'' (2013)]]<br />
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*[[Map of the World: Music from 13th- and 15th-Century Spain (2013)|''Map of the World: Music from 13th- and 15th-Century Spain'' (2013)]]<br />
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*[[Vienna: Music for Maximilian (2013)|''Vienna: Music for Maximilian'' (2013)]]<br />
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*[[Dublin: Celtic Art and Music (2013)|''Dublin: Celtic Art and Music'' (2013)]]<br />
<br />
*[[Paris: Music from the City of Light (2013)|''Paris: Music from the City of Light'' (2013)]]<br />
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*[[Florence: Christmas Music of the Trecento (2012)|''Florence: Christmas Music of the Trecento'' (2012)]]<br />
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*[[London: Music from the City of Shakespeare (2012)|''London: Music from the City of Shakespeare'' (2012)]]<br />
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*[[City of Ladies (2012)|''City of Ladies'' (2012)]]<br />
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*[[The Songbird (2012)|''The Songbird'' (2012)]]<br />
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*[[Heavenly Revelations: Hildegard von Bingen and Medieval France (2012)|''Heavenly Revelations: Hildegard von Bingen and Medieval France'' (2012)]]<br />
<br />
*[[O Magnum Mysterium: Christmas Music of Renaissance Spain (2011)|''O Magnum Mysterium: Christmas Music of Renaissance Spain'' (2011)]]<br />
<br />
*[[A New Song (2011)|''A New Song'' (2011)]]<br />
<br />
*[[Fete d'Ete: French Cantatas and Suites (2011)|''Fete d'Ete: French Cantatas and Suites'' (2011)]]<br />
<br />
*[[Stile Antico (Presented by Folger Consort, 2011)|''Stile Antico'' (Presented by Folger Consort, 2011)]]<br />
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*[[Ecco la Primavera: 14th- and 15th-Century Music from Italy (2011)|''Ecco la Primavera: 14th- and 15th-Century Music from Italy'' (2011)]]<br />
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*[[The Four Seasons: Antonio Vivaldi, Christopher Simpson & John Cage (2011)|''The Four Seasons: Antonio Vivaldi, Christopher Simpson & John Cage'' (2011)]]<br />
<br />
*[[A Renaissance Christmas (2010)|''A Renaissance Christmas'' (2010)]]<br />
<br />
*[[Pastime with Good Company: Music from the Court of Henry VIII (2010)|''Pastime with Good Company: Music from the Court of Henry VIII'' (2010)]]<br />
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*[[Tempest (2010)|''Tempest'' (2010)]]<br />
<br />
*[[A Musical Banquet: Songs for Lute, Voice, and Viol (2010)|''A Musical Banquet: Songs for Lute, Voice, and Viol'' (2010)]]<br />
<br />
*[[Ballets and Brawls: French Music of Court and Countryside (2010)|''Ballets and Brawls: French Music of Court and Countryside'' (2010)]]<br />
<br />
*[[Monteverdi's 1610 Vespers (2010)|''Monteverdi's 1610 Vespers'' (2010)]]<br />
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===2000s===<br />
<br />
*[[In Dulci Jubilo: A German Christmas (2009)|''In Dulci Jubilo: A German Christmas'' (2009)]]<br />
<br />
*[[A Harmony of Friends: Music of Italy and China (2009)|''A Harmony of Friends: Music of Italy and China'' (2009)]]<br />
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*[[Don Quixote (2009)|''Don Quixote'' (2009)]]<br />
<br />
*[[Mosaic: Medieval Song from Spain and Cyprus (2009)|''Mosaic: Medieval Song from Spain and Cyprus'' (2009)]]<br />
<br />
*[[Gloria: Music of Vivaldi (2009)|''Gloria: Music of Vivaldi'' (2009)]]<br />
<br />
*[[A Spanish Christmas: Festive Music from Spain's Golden Age (2008)|''A Spanish Christmas: Festive Music from Spain's Golden Age'' (2008)]]<br />
<br />
*[[Isabella's Court: Italian Music of the High Renaissance (2008)|''Isabella's Court: Italian Music of the High Renaissance'' (2008)]]<br />
<br />
*[[Highland Ayres: Distinctive Scottish Music with Pipes and Fiddle (2008)|''Highland Ayres: Distinctive Scottish Music with Pipes and Fiddle'' (2008)]]<br />
<br />
*[[Seven Songs of Love: Entrancing Love Songs from the Galician Poet (2008)|''Seven Songs of Love: Entrancing Love Songs from the Galician Poet'' (2008)]]<br />
<br />
*[[Victoria's Requiem: Rich and Resounding in the Great Cathedral (2008)|''Victoria's Requiem: Rich and Resounding in the Great Cathedral'' (2008)]]<br />
<br />
*[[The Second Shepherds' Play: A Medieval Mystery for the Yuletide Season (2007)|''The Second Shepherds' Play: A Medieval Mystery for the Yuletide Season'' (2007)]]<br />
<br />
*[[Groves of Antiquity: Ancient Myths in Baroque Guise (2007)|'' Groves of Antiquity: Ancient Myths in Baroque Guise'' (2007)]]<br />
<br />
*[[The Fairy Queen (2007)|''The Fairy Queen'' (2007)]]<br />
<br />
*[[Ballads and Brawls for the Bard (2007)|''Ballads and Brawls for the Bard'' (2007)]]<br />
<br />
*[[The Elizabethan Muse: William Shakespeare, William Byrd, and John Dowland (2007)|''The Elizabethan Muse: William Shakespeare, William Byrd, and John Dowland'' (2007)]]<br />
<br />
*[[Greensleeves (2006)|''Greensleeves'' (2006)]]<br />
<br />
*[[Tales from Canterbury (2006)| ''Tales from Canterbury'' (2006)]]<br />
<br />
*[[Marenzio & Morley: Master of the Notes (2006)|''Marenzio & Morley: Master of the Notes'' (2006)]] (no link on public site)<br />
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*[[Landini & Machaut: Master of the Notes (2006)|''Landini & Machaut: Master of the Notes'' (2006)]]<br />
<br />
*[[Hildegard & Jaufre: Master of the Notes (2006)|''Hildegard & Jaufre: Master of the Notes'' (2006)]]<br />
<br />
*[[Monteverdi & Palestrina: Master of the Notes (2006)|''Monteverdi & Palestrina: Master of the Notes'' (2006)]]<br />
<br />
*[[Corelli & Charpentier: Master of the Notes (2005)|''Corelli & Charpentier: Master of the Notes'' (2005)]]<br />
<br />
*[[Josquin & Isaac: Master of the Notes (2005)|''Josquin & Isaac: Master of the Notes'' (2005)]]<br />
<br />
*[[Playing with Fire (2005)|''Playing with Fire'' (2005)]]<br />
<br />
*[[Italian Fantasia (2005)|''Italian Fantasia'' (2005)]]<br />
<br />
*[[Flauto Dolce (2005)|''Flauto Dolce'' (2005)]]<br />
<br />
*[[When Notre Dame was New (2005)|''What Notre Dame was New'' (2005)]]<br />
<br />
*[[Feliz Navidad (2004)|''Feliz Navidad'' (2004)]]<br />
<br />
*[[Sounds and Sweet Ayres (2004)|''Sounds and Sweet Ayres'' (2004)]]<br />
<br />
*''A Musical Banquet'' (2004)<br />
*''Gather ye Rosebuds'' (2004)<br />
*''This Thing They Call A Kiss'' (2004)<br />
*''Odes for St. Cecilia's Day'' (2004)<br />
*''Stille Nacht: A German Christmas'' (2003)<br />
*''Illuminations'' (2003)<br />
*''Shakespeare and Elizabeth'' (2003)<br />
*''Don Quixote'' (2003)<br />
*''Medieval Tales'' (2003)<br />
*''Song of Songs'' (2003)<br />
*''The Passion of Scrooge'' (2002)<br />
*''Rabelaisian Revels'' (2002)<br />
*''Highland Ayre'' (2002)<br />
*''Monteverdi 1610 Vespers'' (2002)<br />
*''Romance on the Rhine'' (2002)<br />
*''Slavic Splendor'' (2002)<br />
*''La notte de natale: Christmas in Italy'' (2001)<br />
*''Chansons d'amour'' (2001)<br />
*''Fairest Isle'' (2001)<br />
*''John Milton's Comus'' (2001)<br />
*''What then is Love'' (2001)<br />
*''Angelus'' (2001)<br />
*''A Coventry Carol'' (2000)<br />
*''Fit for a King'' (2000)<br />
*[[Gather ye Rosebuds (2000)|''Gather ye Rosebuds'' (2000)]]<br />
*[[Orpheus' Lyre (2000)|''Orpheus' Lyre'' (2000)]]<br />
*[[Fortunes of Love (2000)|''Fortunes of Love'' (2000)]]<br />
*[[Hail, Millennium! (2000)|''Hail, Millennium!'' (2000)]]<br />
<br />
===1990s===<br />
<br />
*[[A French Noel (1999)|''A French Noel'' (1999)]]<br />
*[[Italia Mia (1999)|''Italia Mia'' (1999)]]<br />
*''Byrd Songs: Music of William Byrd'' (1999)<br />
*''Tastes and Sensibility'' (1999)<br />
*''Heartsease: A Medieval Valentine'' (1999)<br />
*''Monteverdi 1610 Vespers'' (1999)<br />
*''Navidad! A New World Christmas'' (1998)<br />
*''A Book of Hours'' (1998)<br />
*''Like as the Lute'' (1998)<br />
*''Map of the World'' (1998)<br />
*''La Chant d'Amour'' (1998)<br />
*''Hildegard: Hymns and Sequences'' (1998)<br />
*''A Canterbury Christmas'' (1997)<br />
*''Dance of Death'' (1997)<br />
*''Alpine Airs'' (1997)<br />
*''The Lark'' (1997)<br />
*''Illuminations'' (1997)<br />
*''Ordo Virtutum: The Play of the Virtues'' (1997)<br />
*''Celestial Brass'' (1996)<br />
*''Political Fortunes'' (1996)<br />
*''Calliope's Daughters'' (1996)<br />
*''Springtime in Paris'' (1996)<br />
*''Al-Andalus'' (1996)<br />
*''An Old English Christmas'' (1995)<br />
*''Pastime with Good Company'' (1995)<br />
*''Oktoberfest'' (1995)<br />
*''Come Again, Sweet Love'' (1995)<br />
*''Dido & Aeneus'' (1995)<br />
*''Musical Revolutions'' (1995)<br />
*''A Medieval Tapestry'' (1995)<br />
*''A Christmas Concerto'' (1994)<br />
*''Playing with Fire'' (1994)<br />
*''Wild Thyme'' (1994)<br />
*''The Dragon of Wantley'' (1994)<br />
*''Dances of Dowland'' (1994)<br />
*''Brilliance of the Italian Baroque'' (1994)<br />
*''A Renaissance Valentine'' (1994)<br />
*''Mysteries of Machaut'' (1994)<br />
*''Recorder Revelations'' (1993)<br />
*''Art of the Renaissance Instrumentalist'' (1993)<br />
*''England's Italian Romance'' (1993)<br />
*''Roses and Lilies: Music of the Medieval Court'' (1993)<br />
*''Love's Serenade'' (1993)<br />
*''The Gifts of St. Nicholas'' (1993)<br />
*''Christmas with the Folger Consort and the Washington Bach Consort'' (1992)<br />
*''All Hallow's Eve'' (1992)<br />
*''When Birds Do Sing'' (1992)<br />
*''Escoutatz! Songs of the Troubadours'' (1992)<br />
*''Signor Uberto's Music Room'' (1992)<br />
*''Pilgrimage'' (1992)<br />
*''Hodie Alleluia'' (1991)<br />
*''An Italian Fall Festival'' (1991)<br />
*''Time Stands Still'' (1991)<br />
*''Hark! the Echoing Air'' (1991)<br />
*''Canterbury Tales'' (1991)<br />
*''A Medieval Christmas'' (1990)<br />
*''Oktoberfest'' (1990)<br />
*''Celebrating Shakespeare'' (1990)<br />
*''La Harpe de Melodie'' (1990)<br />
*''A Baroque Valentine'' (1990)<br />
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===1980s===<br />
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*''"Hark the Trumpets Sound": Christmas at the Folger'' (1989)<br />
*''A Festival of Winds'' (1989)<br />
*''Fantasia on a Theme by Boccaccio'' (1989)<br />
*''Music from the Age of William and Mary'' (1989)<br />
*''Ordo Virtutum: The Play of the Virtues'' (1989)<br />
*''Christmas with the Folger Consort and the Washington Bach Consort'' (1988)<br />
*''Scott Reiss in Recital'' (1988)<br />
*''A Renaissance Tour of Italy'' (1988)<br />
*''Fresh Ayres and Madrigals'' (1988)<br />
*''Miracles and Mystic Visions'' (1988)<br />
*''Showers of Harmonie'' (1988)<br />
*[[It Fell Upon a Holly Eve|''It Fell Upon a Holly Eve'' (1987)]]<br />
*[[In Recital: Robert Eisenstein with Wendy Young|''In Recital: Robert Eisenstein with Wendy Young'' (1987)]]<br />
*''[[The Flowering of Song]]'' (1987)<br />
*''The Canterbury Tales'' (1987)<br />
*''In Recital: Christopher Kendall with Ann Monoyios'' (1987)<br />
*''An Entertainment for Prince Henry'' (1987)<br />
*''Christmas with the Folger Consort and the Western Wind'' (1986)<br />
*''A Tenth Anniversary Concert'' (1986)<br />
*''Sweet Zephyrs'' (1986)<br />
*''Masterpieces of Monteverdi'' (1986)<br />
*''The Age of Chivalry'' (1986)<br />
*''Dowland's Dances'' (1986)<br />
*''Christmas with the Folger Consort'' (1985)<br />
*''The Peace of Bourdeaux'' (1985)<br />
*''Festival of Ferrara'' (1985)<br />
*''Antique and Well-Noted'' (1985)<br />
*''Measure for Measure'' (1985)<br />
*''Let Thy Song Be Love'' (1985)<br />
*''Sing Heigh, Ho! Unto the Green Holly'' (1984)<br />
*''Wild Thyme'' (1984)<br />
*''Fair Adventure'' (1984)<br />
*''A Medieval Tapestry'' (1984)<br />
*''Like as the Lute'' (1984)<br />
*''When Notre Dame was New'' (1984)<br />
*''Renaissance Christmas Music: Nowell Sing We'' (1983)<br />
*''Exile in Avignon'' (1983)<br />
*''The Leaves be Greene'' (1983)<br />
*''A Pilgrim's Solace'' (1983)<br />
*''Boccacio/The Old Hall Manuscript'' (1983)<br />
*''A Baroque Valentine'' (1983)<br />
*''A Medieval Christmas Pageant'' (1982-1983)<br />
*''Troubled Times'' (1982)<br />
*''A Taste of Burgundy'' (1982)<br />
*''Josquin Incomparabilis'' (1982)<br />
*''The Seven Teares'' (1982)<br />
*''Musica Mediterraneo'' (1982)<br />
*''From the Edge of the World'' (1982)<br />
*''Humanismus Germanicus'' (1981)<br />
*''Machaut, le Noble Rhetorque'' (1981)<br />
*''Ecco la Primavera: The Madrigal in 14th and 16th Century Italy'' (1981)<br />
*''From the Adriatic to the Baltic'' (1981)<br />
*''A Distant Mirror: Music of the Calamitous 14th Century'' (1981)<br />
*''Cappella Fidicinia: A Consort of Viols'' (1981)<br />
*''He, Trez Doulz Rossignol: A Consort of Recorders'' (1980)<br />
*''Troubadors and Jongleurs'' (1980)<br />
*[[Choralis Constantinus: Music of Heinrich Isaac|''Choralis Constantinus: Music of Heinrich Isaac'' (]]1980)<br />
*''[[Triptych: Three Centuries of French Music]]'' (1980)<br />
*''Triptych: Three Centuries of Italian Music'' (1980)<br />
*[[Triptych: Three Centuries of German Music|''Triptych: Three Centuries of German Music'' (1980)]]<br />
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===1970s===<br />
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*[[More Than the Miraculous Harp: Music from Spain and England|''More than the Miraculous Harp: Music of Spain and England'' (1979)]]<br />
*[[L'Homme Arme: Music from the Hundred Years' War|''L'homme arme: Music from the Hundred Years' War'' (1979)]]<br />
*[[Music of the Spheres|''Music of the Spheres'' (1979)]]<br />
*''Music from the Medieval Monastery'' (1979)<br />
*''On the Middle Sea: Five Centuries of Music from Mediterranean Countries'' (1979)<br />
*''Music from Shakespeare's Age: A Concert of English Renaissance Music'' (1979)<br />
*''The New Music and the Old: the Early Seventeenth Century'' (1978)<br />
*''Players and Dancers'' (1978)<br />
*''The Age of Chaucer'' (1978)<br />
*''Botticelli to Breughel'' (1978)<br />
*''Italy: A Tribute to the great city of Florence'' (1978)<br />
*''A Tapestry: Three centuries of music from France'' (1978)<br />
*''Germany: Court Music of the Glorious Maximillian'' (1978)<br />
*''Music from the Edge of the World: Iberia'' (1977)<br />
*''England: Chapel and Chamber Music 1400-1600'' (1977)<br />
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[[File:Verse 2.jpg|center|thumb|1013x1013px]] The company of Our Verse in Time to Come. Photo by Peggy Ryan.<br />
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==The Reading Room (2023)==<br />
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The Reading Room celebrated new theater in the New Year, taking place January 19-21, 2023 and featuring works inspired by and in conversation with Shakespeare.<br />
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The Reading Room 2023 plays included:<br />
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''A Room in the Castle'' <br />
<br>By Lauren Gunderson, directed by Eddie DeHais, Michele Osherow, dramaturg.<br />
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How does a woman survive the court of Denmark? A Room in the Castle re the stories of the women of Shakespeare’s Hamlet.<br />
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''Hamlet'' <br />
<br>A bilingual adaption by Reynaldo Piniella and Emily Lyon, translation by Christin Eve Cato, directed by Tatiana Pandiani.<br />
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Hamlet is a Black, Latinx prince in this radical bilingual reimagining of Shakespeare’s tragedy, with text infused by the Spanish spoken in present-day New York City.<br />
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''Julius X'' <br />
<br>By Al Letson, directed by Nicole Brewer, John Proctor III, dramaturg.<br />
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Set in 1965, Julius X intermixes the lives of Julius Caesar and slain civil rights leader Malcolm X, re-envisioning Shakespeare’s The Tragedy of Julius Caesar with a new perspective.<br />
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''Our Verse in Time to Come'' <br />
<br>By Malik Work and Karen Ann Daniels, in collaboration with and directed by Devin E. Haqq, John Proctor III, dramaturg.<br />
<br>'''World premiere Folger Theatre commission.'''<br />
<br>Inspired by the works and words of Shakespeare, Our Verse in Time to Come bridges the past with the present and asks whose stories should remain and who’s responsible for their survival?<br />
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Each reading was followed by a conversation with the playwrights, directors, members of the press and scholars.<br />
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===Production===<br />
Entertainment unions represented in Folger Theatre productions include The Stage Directors and Choreographers Society (**), United Scenic Artists (***), and the Actors' Equity Association (*), which includes members of the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers.<br />
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====Cast====<br />
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''A Room in the Castle''<br />
*Chani Wereley: Ophelia<br />
*Erika Rose: Gertrude<br />
*Tamieka Chavis: Tatiana<br />
*Sabrina Lynn Sawyer: Stage Directions, Ophelia standby<br />
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''Hamlet''<br />
*Raghad Makhlouf: Guildenstern<br />
*Reynaldo Peniella: Hamlet<br />
*Christin Eve Cato: Horatio<br />
*Theodore Sapp: Claudius<br />
*Monuaze Mason: Laertes<br />
*Yvonne Paretzky: Polonia/Osric<br />
*Annie Henk: Gertrude<br />
*Yesenia Iglesias: Ophelia<br />
*Dylan Arredondo: Rosencrantz<br />
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''Julius X''<br />
*Troy D. Wallace: Julius<br />
*Greg Reid: Brutus<br />
*Jay Frisby: Cassius<br />
*Jonathan Del Palmer: Marc Anthony<br />
*Renee Elizabeth Wilson: Calpurnia<br />
*Fatima Quander: Portia<br />
*Lilli Hokama: Addara<br />
*Crystal Marie Stewart: Cinna/Black Soothsayer<br />
*Gavin Whitt: Casca<br />
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''Our Verse in Time to Come''<br />
*Adesola Osakalumi: SOS<br />
*Kalen Robinson: Sprite<br />
*Renea Brown: Vi Waters<br />
*John Floyd: Will Waters<br />
*Christopher Michael Richardson: Jimmy<br />
*Regina Aquino: Joan Chen<br />
*JaBen Early: Black<br />
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====Creative Teams====<br />
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''A Room in the Castle''<br />
*Eddie DeHais: Director<br />
*Lauren Gunderson: Playwright and Composer<br />
*Michele Osherow: Dramaturg<br />
*Shawanna Hall: Production Stage Manager<br />
*Kaja Dunn: Intimacy Director<br />
*Rhiannon Sanders: Production Assistant<br />
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''Hamlet''<br />
*Tatiana Pandiani: Director<br />
*Reynaldo Piniella: Playwright<br />
*Emily Lyon: Playwright<br />
*Cynthia Santos-Decure: Vocal and Text Coordinator<br />
*Hope Villanueva: Production Stage Manager<br />
*Kaja Dunn: Intimacy Director<br />
*Rhiannon Sanders: Production Assistant<br />
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''Julius X''<br />
*Nicole Brewer: Director<br />
*Al Letson: Playwright<br />
*John Proctor III: Dramaturg<br />
*John Keith Hall: Production Stage Manager<br />
*Kaja Dunn: Intimacy Director<br />
*Rhiannon Sanders: Production Assistant<br />
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''Our Verse in Time to Come''<br />
*Devin E. Haqq: Director and Collaborator<br />
*Karen Ann Daniels: Playwright <br />
*Malik Work: Playwright<br />
*Vernice Miller: Director of Mobile Production<br />
*Danica Rodriquez: Casting Director<br />
*John Proctor III: Dramaturg<br />
*Maddie Friedman: Production Stage Manager<br />
*Kaja Dunn: Intimacy Director<br />
*Rhiannon Sanders: Production Assistant<br />
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====Standbys====<br />
*Edward Daniels<br />
*Kiana Johnson<br />
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====Folger Theatre====<br />
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*Karen Ann Daniels, Artistic Director<br />
*Beth Emelson, Director of Producing<br />
*David Polk, General Manager<br />
*Charles Flye, Production Manager<br />
*Rebekah Sheffer, Assistant Technical Director<br />
*Chanel Johnson, Company Manager<br />
*Cidney Forkpah, Wardrobe Manager<br />
*Heather Newhouse, Patron Services Manager<br />
*Danica Zielinski-Natter, Lead House Manager<br />
*Brittany Brown, Lead Box Office Associate<br />
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===Other Media===<br />
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==Image Gallery==<br />
Photos by: Peggy Ryan<br />
<gallery><br />
File:RoomintheCastle 1.jpg|A Room in the Castle<br />
File:RoomintheCastle 2.jpg|A Room in the Castle<br />
File:RoomintheCastle 3.jpg|A Room in the Castle<br />
File:Hamlet 1.jpg|Hamlet<br />
File:Hamlet 2.jpg|Hamlet<br />
File:Hamlet 3.jpg|Hamlet<br />
File:Julius X 1.jpg|Julius X<br />
File:Julius X 2.jpg|Julius X<br />
File:Julius X 3.jpg|Julius X<br />
File:Verse 1.jpg|Our Verse in Time to Come<br />
File:Verse 2.jpg|Our Verse in Time to Come<br />
File:Verse 3.jpg|Our Verse in Time to Come<br />
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</gallery><br />
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===Reviews===<br />
*'''[https://dctheaterarts.org/2023/01/19/folger-theatres-reading-room-makes-space-for-new-voices/ Read]''' ''DC Theater Arts'' Folger Theatre’s ‘Reading Room’ makes space for new voices<br />
*'''[https://washingtoncitypaper.com/article/587242/reading-room-series-celebrates-process-for-the-sake-of-progress/ Read]''' ''Washington City Paper'' Reading Room Series Celebrates Process for the Sake of Progress<br />
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<div>[[Folger Shakespeare Library]], opened in 1932, featured the first replica in North America of an Elizabethan theater, a 250-seat space designed to suggest the innyard playing spaces. Founders [[Henry Clay Folger|Henry Clay]] and [[Emily Jordan Folger]] envisioned the [[Elizabethan Theatre]] as a place for the performance of the plays in Shakespeare’s style, and the first nationally televised broadcast of a Shakespeare play in the US was [[Julius Caesar (disambiguation)|Julius Caesar]] from the Folger stage in 1949. Folger Theatre produces seasons of Shakespeare, other plays from the period of the Folger’s rare collection, and new work, including commissions, inspired by the period, with award-winning stagings of more than 75 percent of Shakespeare’s canon, as well as classical and Restoration work. Folger Theatre has collaborated with the Classical Theatre of Harlem, the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, the Guthrie, Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival, Third Rail Projects and other theaters across the country. Folger Theatre is the recipient of 30 [[Helen Hayes Awards]] including four for Outstanding Resident Production for ''[[Sense and Sensibility (2016)|Sense and Sensibility]]'', ''[[The Taming of the Shrew (Folger Theatre, 2012)|The Taming of the Shrew]]'', ''[[Hamlet (Folger Theatre, 2010)|Hamlet]]'', and ''[[Measure for Measure (Folger Theatre, 2006)|Measure for Measure]]''. <br />
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Stay up to date with [https://www.facebook.com/FolgerTheatre Folger Theatre on Facebook] or for further information, visit the Folger Theatre blog, [http://spotlight.folger.edu/ The Folger Spotlight]. If you miss a performance, listen to five plays performed by Folger Theatre available as [[Folger Audio Editions]] through Simon & Schuster on audio CD or as a download.<br />
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==About Folger Theatre==<br />
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[[File:2006 Measure for Measure Folger.jpg|200px|right|thumb|Karen Peakes (Isabella), Michele Osherow (Mariana), Ian Merrill Peakes (Angelo), ''Measure for Measure'', directed by Aaron Posner, Folger Theatre, 2006. Carol Pratt.]]<br />
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Highlights from Folger Theatre’s producing history include numerous [[Helen Hayes Awards]] nominations and wins. Nominees for outstanding resident play: [[Sense and Sensibility (2016)]]: recipient, [[The Taming of the Shrew (Folger Theatre, 2012)|''The Taming of the Shrew'' (Folger Theatre, 2012)]]: recipient, [[Hamlet (Folger Theatre, 2010)|''Hamlet'' (Folger Theatre, 2010)]]: recipient, [[Henry VIII (Folger Theatre, 2010)|''Henry VIII'' (Folger Theatre, 2010)]], [[Arcadia (Folger Theatre, 2009)|''Arcadia'' (Folger Theatre, 2009)]] [[Macbeth (Folger Theatre, 2008)|''Macbeth'' (Folger Theatre, 2008)]], [[Measure for Measure (Folger Theatre, 2006)|''Measure for Measure'' (Folger Theatre, 2006)]]: recipient, [[The Two Gentlemen of Verona (Folger Theatre, 2004)|''The Two Gentlemen of Verona'' (Folger Theatre, 2004)]], [[Melissa Arctic (Folger Theatre, 2004)|''Melissa Arctic'' (Folger Theatre, 2004)]], [[She Stoops to Conquer (Folger Theatre, 2002)|''She Stoops to Conquer'' (Folger Theatre, 2002)]], [[Shakespeare's R & J (Folger Theatre, 2000)|''Shakespeare’s R & J'' (Folger Theatre, 2000)]], [[Much Ado About Nothing (Folger Theatre, 1998)|''Much Ado About Nothing'' (Folger Theatre, 1998)]], and [[Romeo and Juliet (Folger Theatre, 1997)|''Romeo and Juliet'' (Folger Theatre, 1997)]].<br />
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In collaboration, Folger Theatre produced with The Classical Theatre of Harlem a sell-out [[King Lear (Folger Theatre, 2007)|''King Lear'' (Folger Theatre, 2007)]] starring André DeShields, with Two River Theater Company staged two productions—a magical [[Macbeth (Folger Theatre, 2008)|''Macbeth'' (Folger Theatre, 2008)]] co-directed by Teller and Aaron Posner and the world premiere of Anne Washburn’s adaptation ''[[Orestes, A Tragic Romp (Folger Theatre, 2010)|Orestes, A Tragic Romp]]''[[Orestes, A Tragic Romp (Folger Theatre, 2010)| (Folger Theatre, 2010)]]— and with Fiasco Theatre produced [[The Two Gentlemen of Verona (Fiasco Theater, 2014)|''The Two Gentlemen of Verona'' (Fiasco Theater, 2014)]]. Folger Theatre has also partnered with Shakespeare's Globe, London to mount productions of [[Hamlet (Shakespeare's Globe, 2012)|''Hamlet'' (Shakespeare's Globe, 2012)]], [[Hamlet (Shakespeare's Globe, 2014)|''Hamlet'' (Shakespeare's Globe, 2014)]], and ''[[King Lear (Shakespeare's Globe, 2014)|King Lear]]''[[King Lear (Shakespeare's Globe, 2014)| (Shakespeare's Globe, 2014)]].<br />
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[[Exhibitions at the Folger]] inspire memorable productions like David Garrick’s [[The Clandestine Marriage (Folger Theatre, 2005)|''The Clandestine Marriage'' (Folger Theatre, 2005)]], Maxwell Anderson’s [[Elizabeth the Queen (Folger Theatre, 2003)|''Elizabeth the Queen'' (Folger Theatre, 2003)]] which starred Michael Learned, and [[Henry VIII (Folger Theatre, 2010)|''Henry VIII'' (Folger Theatre, 2010)]]. Cross-disciplinary projects with [[Folger Consort]]—such as [[The Second Shepherds' Play: A Medieval Mystery for the Yuletide Season (2007)|''The Second Shepherds' Play: A Medieval Mystery for the Yuletide Season'' (2007, 2016)]], [[Brave New World: Music of the Tempest (2014)|''Brave New World: Music of the Tempest'' (2014)]], [[Measure+Dido (2016)|''Measure+Dido'' (2016)]], and Purcell’s [[The Fairy Queen (2007)|''The Fairy Queen'' (2007)]] with Sir Derek Jacobi, Richard Clifford, and Lynn Redgrave—take advantage of the Folger’s unique resources. Folger Theatre not only produces Shakespeare’s classics but is also a stage for new plays, including Theresa Rebeck ''The Way of the World'', ''[[Texts&beheadings/ElizabethR|Texts&beheadings/ElizabethR]]'', the Reduced Shakespeare Company's ''[[William Shakespeare's Long Lost First Play (abridged)]]'', Roger Rees’ [[What You Will: By and About the Bard (Folger Theatre, 2007)|''What You Will: By and About the Bard'' (Folger Theatre, 2007)]] and Lynn Redgrave’s [[Reminiscences of the Redgrave Family on the Shakespearean Stage (Folger Shakespeare Library, 1991)|''Shakespeare for My Father'' (Folger Shakespeare Library, 1991)]] and [[Rachel and Juliet: An Evening with Lynn Redgrave (Folger Theatre, 2009)|''Rachel and Juliet: An Evening with Lynn Redgrave'' (Folger Theatre, 2009)]].<br />
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For more information about the Folger Theatre's performance space, read our article on the Folger's [[Elizabethan Theatre]].<br />
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===Affiliations===<br />
Folger Theatre employs members of [http://www.actorsequity.org/ Actors' Equity Association], the [http://sdcweb.org/ Stage Directors and Choreographers Society], and [https://www.usa829.org/ United Scenic Artists]. It is a member of [https://bluestarfam.org/resources/family-life/blue-star-theatres/ Blue Star Theatres], [http://www.culturaltourismdc.org/portal/ Cultural Tourism DC], [http://culturecapital.com/ CulturalCapital], [http://theatrewashington.org/ theatreWashington], [http://www.tcg.org/ Theatre Communications Group], and [http://www.stahome.org/ Shakespeare Theatre Association].<br />
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==2024 Season==<br />
Visit the [http://www.folger.edu/box-office Folger Box Office] to order your tickets for the [https://www.folger.edu/subscribe-theatre 2024 season].<br />
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==Past seasons==<br />
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===2020s===<br />
*''[[Our Verse in Time to Come (2023)|Our Verse in Time to Come]]'' April 3-30, 2023<br />
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*''[[The Reading Room (2023)|The Reading Room]]'' January 19-21, 2023<br />
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*''[[The Tempest (2022)|The Tempest]]'' [https://www.roundhousetheatre.org/ Round House Theatre] November 23, 2022-January 29, 2023<br />
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*''[[A Midsummer Night's Dream (2022)|A Midsummer Night's Dream]]'' July 12 – August 28, 2022<br />
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*''[[Nathan The Wise]]'' in association with [https://theaterj.org/ Theater J] March 16 – April 10, 2022<br />
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*''[[The Merry Wives of Windsor (2020)|The Merry Wives of Windsor]]'' January - March, 2020<br />
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===2010s===<br />
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*''[[Amadeus (2019)|Amadeus]]'' November - December, 2019<br />
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*''[[1 Henry IV (2019)|1 Henry IV]]'' September - October, 2019<br />
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*''[[Love's Labor's Lost (2019)|Love's Labor's Lost]]'' April - June, 2019<br />
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*''[[Confection (2019)|Confection]]'' March, 2019<br />
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*''[[Nell Gwynn (2019)|Nell Gwynn]]'' January - March, 2019<br />
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*''[[King John (2018)|King John]]'' October - December, 2018<br />
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*''[[Davenant's Macbeth (2018)|Davenant's Macbeth]]'' September, 2018<br />
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*[[Saint Joan (2018)|''Saint Joan'']] May - June, 2018<br />
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*[[The Winters Tale (2018)|''The Winters Tale'']] March - April, 2018<br />
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*[[The Way of the World (2018)|''The Way of the World'']] January - February, 2018<br />
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*[[Antony and Cleopatra (2017)|''Antony and Cleopatra'']] October - November, 2017<br />
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*''[[Timon of Athens (2017)|Timon of Athens]]'' May - June, 2017<br />
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*''[[As You Like It (2017)|As You Like It]]'' January - March, 2017<br />
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*''[[Sense and Sensibility (2016)|Sense and Sensibility]]'' September - October, 2016<br />
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*[[District Merchants |''District Merchants'']] May - July, 2016<br />
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*[[William_Shakespeare%27s_Long_Lost_First_Play_(abridged)| ''William Shakespeare's Long Lost First Play (Abridged)'']] April - May, 2016<br />
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*[[A_Midsummer_Night%27s_Dream_(Folger_Theatre,_2016) | ''A Midsummer Night's Dream'']] January - March, 2016<br />
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*[[Pericles_(Folger_Theatre,_2015) | ''Pericles'']] November - December, 2015<br />
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*[[Texts%26beheadings/ElizabethR|''texts&beheadings/ElizabethR'']] (Compagnia de'Colombari) September - October, 2015<br />
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*[[Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead (2015)|''Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead'']] May - June, 2015<br />
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*[[Mary Stuart (2015)|''Mary Stuart'']] January - March, 2015<br />
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*[[Julius Caesar (Folger Theatre, 2014)|''Julius Caesar'']] October - December, 2014<br />
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*[[King Lear (Shakespeare's Globe, 2014)|''King Lear'']] (Shakespeare's Globe) September 5-21, 2014<br />
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*[[Hamlet (Shakespeare's Globe, 2014)|''Hamlet'']] (Shakespeare's Globe) July 25-26, 2014<br />
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*[[A Midsummer Night's Dream: In Concert (2014)|''A Midsummer Night's Dream: In Concert'']] May - June, 2014<br />
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*[[Cymbeline (Fiasco Theater, 2014)|''Cymbeline'']] (Fiasco Theater) May - June, 2014<br />
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*[[The Two Gentlemen of Verona (Fiasco Theater, 2014)|''The Two Gentlemen of Verona'']] (Fiasco Theater) April - May, 2014<br />
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*[[Richard III (Folger Theatre, 2014)|''Richard III'']] January - March, 2014<br />
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*[[Romeo and Juliet (Folger Theatre, 2013)|''Romeo and Juliet'']] October - December, 2013<br />
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*[[Robben Island Bible (Folger Theatre, 2013)|''Robben Island Bible'']] June 3, 2013<br />
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*[[Twelfth Night (Folger Theatre, 2013)|''Twelfth Night'']] April - June, 2013<br />
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*[[Henry V (Folger Theatre, 2013)|''Henry V'']] January - March, 2013<br />
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*[[The Conference of the Birds (Folger Theatre, 2012)|''The Conference of the Birds'']] October - November, 2012<br />
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*[[Hamlet (Shakespeare's Globe, 2012)|''Hamlet'']] (Shakespeare's Globe) September 8-22, 2012<br />
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*[[The Taming of the Shrew (Folger Theatre, 2012)|''The Taming of the Shrew'']] May - June, 2012<br />
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*[[The Gaming Table (Folger Theatre, 2012)|''The Gaming Table'']] January - March, 2012<br />
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*[[Othello (Folger Theatre, 2011)|''Othello'']] October - December, 2011<br />
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*[[Cyrano (Folger Theatre, 2011)|''Cyrano'']] April - June, 2011<br />
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*[[The Comedy of Errors (Folger Theatre, 2011)|''The Comedy of Errors'']] January - March, 2011<br />
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*[[Henry VIII (Folger Theatre, 2010)|''Henry VIII'']] October - November, 2010<br />
<br />
*[[Hamlet (Folger Theatre, 2010)|''Hamlet'']] April - June, 2010<br />
<br />
*[[Orestes, A Tragic Romp (Folger Theatre, 2010)|''Orestes, A Tragic Romp'']] January - March, 2010<br />
<br />
===2000s===<br />
<br />
*[[Much Ado About Nothing (Folger Theatre, 2009)|''Much Ado About Nothing'']] October - November, 2009<br />
<br />
*[[Arcadia (Folger Theatre, 2009)|''Arcadia'']] May - June, 2009<br />
<br />
*[[Rachel and Juliet: An Evening with Lynn Redgrave (Folger Theatre, 2009)|''Rachel and Juliet: An Evening with Lynn Redgrave'']] April 10-12, 2009<br />
<br />
*[[The Winter's Tale (Folger Theatre, 2009)| ''The Winter's Tale'']] January - March, 2009<br />
<br />
*[[1 Henry IV (Folger Theatre, 2008)|''1 Henry IV'']] October - November, 2008<br />
<br />
*[[The School for Scandal (Folger Theatre, 2008)|''The School for Scandal'']] May - June, 2008<br />
<br />
*[[Macbeth (Folger Theatre, 2008)|''Macbeth'']] February - April, 2008<br />
<br />
*[[As You Like It (Folger Theatre, 2007)|''As You Like It'']] October - November, 2007<br />
<br />
*[[The Tempest (Folger Theatre, 2007)|''The Tempest'']] May - June, 2007<br />
<br />
*[[What You Will: By and About the Bard (Folger Theatre, 2007)|''What You Will: By and About the Bard'']] March - April, 2007<br />
<br />
*[[365 Days / 365 Plays: Suzan-Lori Parks Project (2007)|''365 Days / 365 Plays'': Suzan-Lori Parks Project]]<br />
<br />
*[[King Lear (Folger Theatre, 2007)|''King Lear'']] January - February, 2007<br />
<br />
*[[A Midsummer Night's Dream (Folger Theatre, 2006)|''A Midsummer Night's Dream'']] October - November, 2006<br />
<br />
*[[The Game of Love and Chance (Folger Theatre, 2006)|''The Game of Love and Chance'']] April - May, 2006<br />
<br />
*[[Measure for Measure (Folger Theatre, 2006)|''Measure for Measure'']] January - February, 2006<br />
<br />
*[[Much Ado About Nothing (Folger Theatre, 2005)|''Much Ado About Nothing'']] October - November, 2005<br />
<br />
*[[The Clandestine Marriage (Folger Theatre, 2005)|''The Clandestine Marriage'']] April - May, 2005<br />
<br />
*[[Romeo and Juliet (Folger Theatre, 2005)|''Romeo and Juliet'']] January - February, 2005<br />
<br />
*[[The Two Gentlemen of Verona (Folger Theatre, 2004)|''The Two Gentlemen of Verona'']] November - December, 2004<br />
<br />
*[[The Comedy of Errors (Folger Theatre, 2004)|''The Comedy of Errors'']] April - May, 2004<br />
<br />
*[[Melissa Arctic (Folger Theatre, 2004)|''Melissa Arctic'']] January - February, 2004<br />
<br />
*[[All's Well That Ends Well (Folger Theatre, 2003)|''All's Well That Ends Well'']] October - November, 2003<br />
<br />
*[[Elizabeth the Queen (Folger Theatre, 2003)|''Elizabeth the Queen'']] March - May, 2003<br />
<br />
*[[Twelfth Night (Folger Theatre, 2003)|''Twelfth Night'']] January - February, 2003<br />
<br />
*[[Love's Labor's Lost (Shenandoah Shakespeare Express, 2002)|''Love's Labor's Lost'']] (Shenandoah Shakespeare Express) November - December, 2002<br />
<br />
*[[Othello (Folger Theatre, 2002)|''Othello'']] May - June, 2002<br />
<br />
*[[She Stoops to Conquer (Folger Theatre, 2002)|''She Stoops to Conquer'']] February - March, 2002<br />
<br />
*[[Macbeth (Folger Theatre, 2001)|''Macbeth'']] October - December, 2001<br />
<br />
*[[As You Like It (Folger Theatre, 2001)|''As You Like It'']] May - June, 2001<br />
<br />
*[[A Midsummer Night's Dream (Shenandoah Shakespeare Express, 2001)|''A Midsummer Night's Dream'']] (Shenandoah Shakespeare Express) February - March, 2001<br />
<br />
*[[The Tempest (Folger Theatre, 2000)|''The Tempest'']] October - December, 2000<br />
<br />
*[[Julius Caesar (Aquila Theater Company, 2000)|''Julius Caesar'']] (Aquila Theater Company) May - June, 2000<br />
<br />
*[[Shakespeare's R & J (Folger Theatre, 2000)|''Shakespeare's R & J'']] February - March, 2000<br />
<br />
===1990s===<br />
<br />
*[[Hamlet (Folger Theatre, 1999)|''Hamlet'']] October - December, 1999<br />
<br />
*[[The Night of the Burning Pestle (Shenandoah Shakespeare Express, 1999)|''The Night of the Burning Pestle'']] (Shenandoah Shakespeare Express) May - June, 1999<br />
<br />
*[[Macbeth (Shenandoah Shakespeare Express, 1999)|''Macbeth'']] (Shenandoah Shakespeare Express) May - June, 1999<br />
<br />
*[[The Dresser (Folger Theatre, 1999)|''The Dresser'']] April - May, 1999<br />
<br />
*[[Much Ado About Nothing (Folger Theatre, 1998)|''Much Ado About Nothing'']] November - December, 1998<br />
<br />
*[[The Taming of the Shrew (Shenandoah Shakespeare Express, 1998)|''The Taming of the Shrew'']] (Shenandoah Shakespeare Express) June - July, 1998<br />
<br />
*[[Richard III (Shenandoah Shakespeare Express, 1998)|''Richard III'']] (Shenandoah Shakespeare Express) June - July, 1998<br />
<br />
*[[Measure for Measure (Shenandoah Shakespeare Express, 1998)|''Measure for Measure'']] (Shenandoah Shakespeare Express) June - July, 1998<br />
<br />
*[[Mad About the Bard (Folger Theatre, 1998)|''Mad About the Bard'']] May 13-31, 1998<br />
<br />
*[[Casting Juliet/Playing Othello (Folger Theatre, 1998)|''Casting Juliet/Playing Othello'']] January - February, 1998<br />
<br />
*[[Romeo and Juliet (Folger Theatre, 1997)|''Romeo and Juliet'']] November - December, 1997<br />
<br />
*[[Love's Labor's Lost (Shenandoah Shakespeare Express, 1997)|''Love's Labor's Lost'']] (Shenandoah Shakespeare Express) May - June, 1997<br />
<br />
*[[Henry IV, Part I (Shenandoah Shakespeare Express, 1997)|''Henry IV, Part I'']] (Shenandoah Shakespeare Express) May - June, 1997<br />
<br />
*[[A Midsummer Night's Dream (Shenandoah Shakespeare Express, 1997)|''A Midsummer Night's Dream'']] (Shenandoah Shakespeare Express) May - June, 1997<br />
<br />
*[[Ordo Virtutum (1997)|''Ordo Virtutum'']] January 10-11, 1997<br />
<br />
*[[A Child's Christmas in Wales and Other Lands (Interact Theatre Company, 1996)|''A Child's Christmas in Wales and Other Lands'']] (Interact Theatre Company) November - December, 1996<br />
<br />
*[[As You Like It (Interact Theatre Company, 1996)|''As You Like It'']] (Interact Theatre Company) April - May, 1996<br />
<br />
*[[Njinga the Queen King (Folger Theatre, 1996)|''Njinga the Queen King'']] February 8-18, 1996<br />
<br />
*[[Standup Shakespeare (Folger Theatre, 1995)|''Standup Shakespeare'']] November 7-19, 1995<br />
<br />
*[[The Merchant of Venice (Source Theatre Company, 1995)|''The Merchant of Venice'']] (Source Theatre Company) June 3-25, 1995<br />
<br />
*[[Private Lives (with Interact Theatre Company, 1995)|''Private Lives'']] (with Interact Theatre Company) February - March, 1995<br />
<br />
*[[Richard III (with the Travelling Shakespeare Company, 1995)|''Richard III'']] (with The Travelling Shakespeare Company) January 11-29, 1995<br />
<br />
*[[The Snow Queen (The Hudson Vagabond Puppets, 1994)|''The Snow Queen'']] (The Hudson Vagabond Puppets) December 9-11, 1994<br />
<br />
*[[The History of America (abridged) (The Reduced Shakespeare Company, 1994)|''The History of America (abridged)'']] (The Reduced Shakespeare Company) November - December, 1994<br />
<br />
*[[Shakespearean Women: A Theatre Festival (Folger Theatre, 1994)|''Shakespearean Women: A Theatre Festival'']] October - November, 1994<br />
<br />
*[[Standup Shakespeare (Folger Theatre, 1994)|''Standup Shakespeare'']] (Alabama Shakespeare Festival) March 18 - April 2, 1994<br />
<br />
*[[Romeo and Juliet (Shenandoah Shakespeare Express, 1993)|''Romeo and Juliet'']] (Shenandoah Shakespeare Express) June - July, 1993<br />
<br />
*[[Antony and Cleopatra (Shenandoah Shakespeare Express, 1993)|''Antony and Cleopatra'']] (Shenandoah Shakespeare Express) June - July, 1993<br />
<br />
*[[A Midsummer Night's Dream (Shenandoah Shakespeare Express, 1993)|''A Midsummer Night's Dream'']] (Shenandoah Shakespeare Express) June - July, 1993<br />
<br />
*[[Joyicity (Folger Theatre, 1993)|''Joyicity'']] June 10-12, 1993<br />
<br />
*[[Suppliant Women (with Stanford University, 1993)|''Suppliant Women'']] (with Stanford University) April 13-16, 1993<br />
<br />
*[[My Astonishing Self (Folger Theatre, 1993)|''My Astonishing Self'']] March 2, 1993<br />
<br />
*[[A Midsummer Night's Dream (The Travelling Shakespeare Company, 1993)|''A Midsummer Night's Dream'']] (The Travelling Shakespeare Company) February 2-8, 1993<br />
<br />
*[[The Cure of Troy (with the SCENA Theatre, 1992)|''The Cure of Troy'']] (with SCENA Theatre) June 4, 1992<br />
<br />
*[[Reminiscences of the Redgrave Family on the Shakespearean Stage (Folger Shakespeare Library, 1991)|''Reminiscences of the Redgrave Family on the Shakespearean Stage'']] December 3, 1991<br />
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[[Category: 21st century]]</div>RebekahShefferhttps://folgerpedia.folger.edu/_mw/index.php?title=The_Reading_Room_(2023)&diff=37309The Reading Room (2023)2023-06-14T21:52:54Z<p>RebekahSheffer: added creative teams and reviews</p>
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[[File:Verse 2.jpg|center|thumb|1013x1013px]] The company of Our Verse in Time to Come. Photo by Peggy Ryan.<br />
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==The Reading Room (2023)==<br />
<br />
The Reading Room celebrated new theater in the New Year, featuring works inspired by and in conversation with Shakespeare.<br />
The Reading Room 2023 plays included:<br />
<br />
''A Room in the Castle'' by Lauren Gunderson, directed by Eddie DeHais, Michele Osherow, dramaturg.<br />
<br />
How does a woman survive the court of Denmark? A Room in the Castle re the stories of the women of Shakespeare’s Hamlet.<br />
<br />
''Julius X'' by Al Letson, directed by Nicole Brewer, John Proctor III, dramaturg.<br />
<br />
Set in 1965, Julius X intermixes the lives of Julius Caesar and slain civil rights leader Malcolm X, re-envisioning Shakespeare’s The Tragedy of Julius Caesar with a new perspective.<br />
<br />
''Our Verse in Time to Come'' by Malik Work and Karen Ann Daniels, in collaboration with and directed by Devin E. Haqq, John Proctor III, dramaturg.<br />
<br>'''World premiere Folger Theatre commission.'''<br />
<br>Inspired by the works and words of Shakespeare, Our Verse in Time to Come bridges the past with the present and asks whose stories should remain and who’s responsible for their survival?<br />
<br />
''Hamlet'' bilingual adaption by Reynaldo Piniella and Emily Lyon, translation by Christin Eve Cato, directed by Tatiana Pandiani.<br />
<br />
Hamlet is a Black, Latinx prince in this radical bilingual reimagining of Shakespeare’s tragedy, with text infused by the Spanish spoken in present-day New York City.<br />
<br />
Each reading was followed by a conversation with the playwrights, directors, members of the press and scholars.<br />
<br />
===Production===<br />
Entertainment unions represented in Folger Theatre productions include The Stage Directors and Choreographers Society (**), United Scenic Artists (***), and the Actors' Equity Association (*), which includes members of the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers.<br />
<br /><br />
<br />
====Cast====<br />
<br />
''A Room in the Castle''<br />
*Chani Wereley: Ophelia<br />
*Erika Rose: Gertrude<br />
*Tamieka Chavis: Tatiana<br />
*Sabrina Lynn Sawyer: Stage Directions, Ophelia standby<br />
<br />
''Julius X''<br />
*Troy D. Wallace: Julius<br />
*Greg Reid: Brutus<br />
*Jay Frisby: Cassius<br />
*Jonathan Del Palmer: Marc Anthony<br />
*Renee Elizabeth Wilson: Calpurnia<br />
*Fatima Quander: Portia<br />
*Lilli Hokama: Addara<br />
*Crystal Marie Stewart: Cinna/Black Soothsayer<br />
*Gavin Whitt: Casca<br />
<br />
''Our Verse in Time to Come''<br />
*Adesola Osakalumi: SOS<br />
*Kalen Robinson: Sprite<br />
*Renea Brown: Vi Waters<br />
*John Floyd: Will Waters<br />
*Christopher Michael Richardson: Jimmy<br />
*Regina Aquino: Joan Chen<br />
*JaBen Early: Black<br />
<br />
''Hamlet''<br />
*Raghad Makhlouf: Guildenstern<br />
*Reynaldo Peniella: Hamlet<br />
*Christin Eve Cato: Horatio<br />
*Theodore Sapp: Claudius<br />
*Monuaze Mason: Laertes<br />
*Yvonne Paretzky: Polonia/Osric<br />
*Annie Henk: Gertrude<br />
*Yesenia Iglesias: Ophelia<br />
*Dylan Arredondo: Rosencrantz<br />
<br />
====Creative Teams====<br />
<br />
''A Room in the Castle''<br />
*Eddie DeHais: Director<br />
*Lauren Gunderson: Playwright and Composer<br />
*Michele Osherow: Dramaturg<br />
*Shawanna Hall: Production Stage Manager<br />
*Kaja Dunn: Intimacy Director<br />
*Rhiannon Sanders: Production Assistant<br />
<br />
''Julius X''<br />
*Nicole Brewer: Director<br />
*Al Letson: Playwright<br />
*John Proctor III: Dramaturg<br />
*John Keith Hall: Production Stage Manager<br />
*Kaja Dunn: Intimacy Director<br />
*Rhiannon Sanders: Production Assistant<br />
<br />
''Our Verse in Time to Come''<br />
*Devin E. Haqq: Director and Collaborator<br />
*Karen Ann Daniels: Playwright <br />
*Malik Work: Playwright<br />
*Vernice Miller: Director of Mobile Production<br />
*Danica Rodriquez: Casting Director<br />
*John Proctor III: Dramaturg<br />
*Maddie Friedman: Production Stage Manager<br />
*Kaja Dunn: Intimacy Director<br />
*Rhiannon Sanders: Production Assistant<br />
<br />
''Hamlet''<br />
*Tatiana Pandiani: Director<br />
*Reynaldo Piniella: Playwright<br />
*Emily Lyon: Playwright<br />
*Cynthia Santos-Decure: Vocal and Text Coordinator<br />
*Hope Villanueva: Production Stage Manager<br />
*Kaja Dunn: Intimacy Director<br />
*Rhiannon Sanders: Production Assistant<br />
<br />
====Standbys====<br />
*Edward Daniels<br />
*Kiana Johnson<br />
<br />
====Folger Theatre====<br />
<br />
*Karen Ann Daniels, Artistic Director<br />
*Beth Emelson, Director of Producing<br />
*David Polk, General Manager<br />
*Charles Flye, Production Manager<br />
*Rebekah Sheffer, Assistant Technical Director<br />
*Chanel Johnson, Company Manager<br />
*Cidney Forkpah, Wardrobe Manager<br />
*Heather Newhouse, Patron Services Manager<br />
*Danica Zielinski-Natter, Lead House Manager<br />
*Brittany Brown, Lead Box Office Associate<br />
<br />
===Other Media===<br />
<br /><br />
<br /><br />
<br />
==Image Gallery==<br />
Photos by: Peggy Ryan<br />
<gallery><br />
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</gallery><br />
<br /><br />
===Reviews===<br />
*'''[https://dctheaterarts.org/2023/01/19/folger-theatres-reading-room-makes-space-for-new-voices/ Read]''' ''DC Theater Arts'' Folger Theatre’s ‘Reading Room’ makes space for new voices<br />
*'''[https://washingtoncitypaper.com/article/587242/reading-room-series-celebrates-process-for-the-sake-of-progress/ Read]''' ''Washington City Paper'' Reading Room Series Celebrates Process for the Sake of Progress<br />
<br />
<br /></div>RebekahShefferhttps://folgerpedia.folger.edu/_mw/index.php?title=The_Reading_Room_(2023)&diff=37308The Reading Room (2023)2023-06-14T20:50:55Z<p>RebekahSheffer: added some cast</p>
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<div>This page is under construction.<br />
<br />
[[File:Verse 2.jpg|center|thumb|1013x1013px]] The company of Our Verse in Time to Come. Photo by Peggy Ryan.<br />
<br />
==The Reading Room (2023)==<br />
<br />
The Reading Room celebrated new theater in the New Year, featuring works inspired by and in conversation with Shakespeare.<br />
The Reading Room 2023 plays included:<br />
<br />
''A Room in the Castle'' by Lauren Gunderson, directed by Eddie DeHais, Michele Osherow, dramaturg.<br />
<br />
How does a woman survive the court of Denmark? A Room in the Castle re the stories of the women of Shakespeare’s Hamlet.<br />
<br />
''Julius X'' by Al Letson, directed by Nicole Brewer, John Proctor III, dramaturg.<br />
<br />
Set in 1965, Julius X intermixes the lives of Julius Caesar and slain civil rights leader Malcolm X, re-envisioning Shakespeare’s The Tragedy of Julius Caesar with a new perspective.<br />
<br />
''Our Verse in Time to Come'' by Malik Work and Karen Ann Daniels, in collaboration with and directed by Devin E. Haqq, John Proctor III, dramaturg.<br />
<br>'''World premiere Folger Theatre commission.'''<br />
<br>Inspired by the works and words of Shakespeare, Our Verse in Time to Come bridges the past with the present and asks whose stories should remain and who’s responsible for their survival?<br />
<br />
''Hamlet'' bilingual adaption by Reynaldo Piniella and Emily Lyon, translation by Christin Eve Cato, directed by Tatiana Pandiani.<br />
<br />
Hamlet is a Black, Latinx prince in this radical bilingual reimagining of Shakespeare’s tragedy, with text infused by the Spanish spoken in present-day New York City.<br />
<br />
Each reading was followed by a conversation with the playwrights, directors, members of the press and scholars.<br />
<br />
===Production===<br />
Entertainment unions represented in Folger Theatre productions include The Stage Directors and Choreographers Society (**), United Scenic Artists (***), and the Actors' Equity Association (*), which includes members of the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers.<br />
<br /><br />
<br />
====Cast====<br />
''A Room in the Castle''<br />
*Chani Wereley: Ophelia<br />
*Erika Rose: Gertrude<br />
*Tamieka Chavis: Tatiana<br />
*Sabrina Lynn Sawyer: Stage Directions, Ophelia standby<br />
<br />
''Julius X''<br />
*Troy D. Wallace: Julius<br />
*Greg Reid: Brutus<br />
*Jay Frisby: Cassius<br />
*Jonathan Del Palmer: Marc Anthony<br />
*Renee Elizabeth Wilson: Calpurnia<br />
*Fatima Quander: Portia<br />
*Lilli Hokama: Addara<br />
*Crystal Marie Stewart: Cinna/Black Soothsayer<br />
*Gavin Whitt: Casca<br />
<br />
''Our Verse in Time to Come''<br />
*<br />
<br />
''Hamlet''<br />
*<br />
<br />
====Creative Team====<br />
*: Director<br />
*Karen Ann Daniels: Playwright and Composer<br />
*Malik Work: Playwright and Music Director<br />
*Devin E. Haqq: Collaborator<br />
*Rhiannon Sanders, Production Assistant<br />
<br />
====Stand bys====<br />
*Edward Daniels<br />
*Kiana Johnson<br />
<br />
====Folger Theatre====<br />
<br />
*Karen Ann Daniels, Artistic Director<br />
*Beth Emelson, Director of Producing<br />
*Charles Flye, Production Manager<br />
*Rebekah Sheffer, Assistant Technical Director<br />
*Chanel Johnson, Company Manager<br />
*Cidney Forkpah, Wardrobe Manager<br />
*Heather Newhouse, Patron Services Manager<br />
*Danica Zielinski-Natter, Lead House Manager<br />
*Brittany Brown, Lead Box Office Associate<br />
<br />
===Other Media===<br />
<br /><br />
<br /><br />
<br />
==Image Gallery==<br />
Photos by: Peggy Ryan<br />
<gallery><br />
<br />
</gallery><br />
<br /><br />
===Reviews===<br />
*'''[https://dctheaterarts.org/2023/05/02/inspired-by-the-bard-our-verse-in-time-to-come-honors-dc-community-legacy/ Read]''' ''DC Theater Arts'' Inspired by the Bard, ‘Our Verse in Time to Come’ honors DC community legacy<br />
<br />
<br /></div>RebekahShefferhttps://folgerpedia.folger.edu/_mw/index.php?title=The_Reading_Room_(2023)&diff=37306The Reading Room (2023)2023-06-13T20:41:28Z<p>RebekahSheffer: added photo</p>
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<div>This page is under construction.<br />
<br />
[[File:Verse 2.jpg|center|thumb|1013x1013px]] The company of Our Verse in Time to Come. Photo by Peggy Ryan.<br />
<br />
==The Reading Room (2023)==<br />
The Reading Room celebrated new theater in the New Year, featuring works inspired by and in conversation with Shakespeare.<br />
The Reading Room 2023 plays included:<br />
<br />
A Room in the Castle by Lauren Gunderson, directed by Eddie DeHais, Michele Osherow, dramaturg<br />
How does a woman survive the court of Denmark? A Room in the Castle re the stories of the women of Shakespeare’s Hamlet.<br />
<br />
Julius X by Al Letson, directed by Nicole Brewer, John Proctor III, dramaturg<br />
Set in 1965, Julius X intermixes the lives of Julius Caesar and slain civil rights leader Malcolm X, re-envisioning Shakespeare’s The Tragedy of Julius Caesar with a new perspective.<br />
<br />
Our Verse in Time to Come by Malik Work and Karen Ann Daniels, in collaboration with and directed by Devin E. Haqq, John Proctor III, dramaturg<br />
Inspired by the works and words of Shakespeare, Our Verse in Time to Come bridges the past with the present and asks whose stories should remain and who’s responsible for their survival?<br />
<br />
World premiere Folger Theatre commission<br />
<br />
Hamlet bilingual adaption by Reynaldo Piniella and Emily Lyon, translation by Christin Eve Cato, directed by Tatiana Pandiani<br />
Hamlet is a Black, Latinx prince in this radical bilingual reimagining of Shakespeare’s tragedy, with text infused by the Spanish spoken in present-day New York City.<br />
<br />
Each reading was followed by a conversation with the playwrights, directors, members of the press and scholars.<br />
<br />
===Production===<br />
Entertainment unions represented in Folger Theatre productions include The Stage Directors and Choreographers Society (**), United Scenic Artists (***), and the Actors' Equity Association (*), which includes members of the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers.<br />
<br /><br />
<br />
====Cast====<br />
*Regina Aquino*: Joan Chen<br />
<br />
<br />
====Creative Team====<br />
*Vernice Miller: Director<br />
*Karen Ann Daniels: Playwright and Composer<br />
*Malik Work: Playwright and Music Director<br />
*Devin E. Haqq: Collaborator<br />
*Rhiannon Sanders, Production Assistant<br />
<br />
====Understudies====<br />
*Sylvern Groomes, Jr.: Jimmy, Will Waters, SOS, Black<br />
*Elizabeth Mpanu-Mpanu: Joan Chen, Vi Waters, Griotsprite<br />
<br />
<br />
====Folger Theatre====<br />
<br />
*Karen Ann Daniels, Artistic Director<br />
*Beth Emelson, Director of Producing<br />
*Charles Flye, Production Manager<br />
*Rebekah Sheffer, Assistant Technical Director<br />
*Chanel Johnson, Company Manager<br />
*Cidney Forkpah, Wardrobe Manager<br />
*Heather Newhouse, Patron Services Manager<br />
*Rayna Cook, Box Office Manager<br />
*Danica Zielinski-Natter, Lead House Manager<br />
*Brittany Brown, Lead Box Office Associate<br />
<br />
===Other Media===<br />
<br /><br />
<br /><br />
<br />
==Image Gallery==<br />
Photos by: Peggy Ryan<br />
<gallery><br />
<br />
</gallery><br />
<br /><br />
===Reviews===<br />
*'''[https://dctheaterarts.org/2023/05/02/inspired-by-the-bard-our-verse-in-time-to-come-honors-dc-community-legacy/ Read]''' ''DC Theater Arts'' Inspired by the Bard, ‘Our Verse in Time to Come’ honors DC community legacy<br />
<br />
<br /></div>RebekahShefferhttps://folgerpedia.folger.edu/_mw/index.php?title=The_Reading_Room_(2023)&diff=37305The Reading Room (2023)2023-06-13T20:40:14Z<p>RebekahSheffer: created page, added content</p>
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[[|center|thumb|1013x1013px]] Equiano Mosieri as SOS and John Floyd as Will. Photo by Peggy Ryan.<br />
<br />
==The Reading Room (2023)==<br />
The Reading Room celebrated new theater in the New Year, featuring works inspired by and in conversation with Shakespeare.<br />
The Reading Room 2023 plays included:<br />
<br />
A Room in the Castle by Lauren Gunderson, directed by Eddie DeHais, Michele Osherow, dramaturg<br />
How does a woman survive the court of Denmark? A Room in the Castle re the stories of the women of Shakespeare’s Hamlet.<br />
<br />
Julius X by Al Letson, directed by Nicole Brewer, John Proctor III, dramaturg<br />
Set in 1965, Julius X intermixes the lives of Julius Caesar and slain civil rights leader Malcolm X, re-envisioning Shakespeare’s The Tragedy of Julius Caesar with a new perspective.<br />
<br />
Our Verse in Time to Come by Malik Work and Karen Ann Daniels, in collaboration with and directed by Devin E. Haqq, John Proctor III, dramaturg<br />
Inspired by the works and words of Shakespeare, Our Verse in Time to Come bridges the past with the present and asks whose stories should remain and who’s responsible for their survival?<br />
<br />
World premiere Folger Theatre commission<br />
<br />
Hamlet bilingual adaption by Reynaldo Piniella and Emily Lyon, translation by Christin Eve Cato, directed by Tatiana Pandiani<br />
Hamlet is a Black, Latinx prince in this radical bilingual reimagining of Shakespeare’s tragedy, with text infused by the Spanish spoken in present-day New York City.<br />
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Each reading was followed by a conversation with the playwrights, directors, members of the press and scholars.<br />
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===Production===<br />
Entertainment unions represented in Folger Theatre productions include The Stage Directors and Choreographers Society (**), United Scenic Artists (***), and the Actors' Equity Association (*), which includes members of the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers.<br />
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====Cast====<br />
*Regina Aquino*: Joan Chen<br />
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====Creative Team====<br />
*Vernice Miller: Director<br />
*Karen Ann Daniels: Playwright and Composer<br />
*Malik Work: Playwright and Music Director<br />
*Devin E. Haqq: Collaborator<br />
*Rhiannon Sanders, Production Assistant<br />
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====Understudies====<br />
*Sylvern Groomes, Jr.: Jimmy, Will Waters, SOS, Black<br />
*Elizabeth Mpanu-Mpanu: Joan Chen, Vi Waters, Griotsprite<br />
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====Folger Theatre====<br />
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*Karen Ann Daniels, Artistic Director<br />
*Beth Emelson, Director of Producing<br />
*Charles Flye, Production Manager<br />
*Rebekah Sheffer, Assistant Technical Director<br />
*Chanel Johnson, Company Manager<br />
*Cidney Forkpah, Wardrobe Manager<br />
*Heather Newhouse, Patron Services Manager<br />
*Rayna Cook, Box Office Manager<br />
*Danica Zielinski-Natter, Lead House Manager<br />
*Brittany Brown, Lead Box Office Associate<br />
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===Other Media===<br />
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==Image Gallery==<br />
Photos by: Peggy Ryan<br />
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</gallery><br />
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===Reviews===<br />
*'''[https://dctheaterarts.org/2023/05/02/inspired-by-the-bard-our-verse-in-time-to-come-honors-dc-community-legacy/ Read]''' ''DC Theater Arts'' Inspired by the Bard, ‘Our Verse in Time to Come’ honors DC community legacy<br />
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[[File:Our-Verse Lamond-Riggs by-Peggy-Ryan-43 1800x600 acf cropped.jpg|center|thumb|1013x1013px]] Equiano Mosieri as SOS and John Floyd as Will. Photo by Peggy Ryan.<br />
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==Our Verse in Time to Come (2023)==<br />
Inspired by the works and words of Shakespeare, Our Verse in Time to Come bridges the past with the present through verse, song and memory, and interrogates whose stories remain and whose role it is to ensure they survive.<br />
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An aging emcee, affectionately known as SOS, gets out of prison after 25 years only to be diagnosed with early onset dementia. Realizing it’s his last chance to reconnect with his children, he engages an old family friend and legal ally to arrange his estate and ensure his now grown twins, Vi and Will, accept it before his memory slips away for good.<br />
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Reuniting to sort out their father’s inheritance, the estranged siblings uncover more than they bargained for. Along their journey, they meet storytellers who hold pieces of the puzzle that unlock their hearts and offer renewed connection to their heritage, community and father.<br />
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Commissioned by the Folger Shakespeare Library to commemorate the 400th Anniversary of the printing of Shakespeare’s First Folio, performed as a part of [https://www.folger.edu/whats-on/programs/searching-for-shakespeare/ Searching for Shakespeare] in partnership with DC Public Library.<br />
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===Production===<br />
Entertainment unions represented in Folger Theatre productions include The Stage Directors and Choreographers Society (**), United Scenic Artists (***), and the Actors' Equity Association (*), which includes members of the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers.<br />
<br /><br />
<br />
====Cast====<br />
*Regina Aquino*: Joan Chen<br />
*Renea S. Brown*: Vi Waters<br />
*Jonathan Del Palmer*: Jimmy<br />
*John Floyd*: Will Waters<br />
*Kailya Gross*: Griotsprite<br />
*Equiano Mosieri*: SOS<br />
*Reg Wyns*: Black<br />
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====Creative Team====<br />
*Vernice Miller: Director<br />
*Karen Ann Daniels: Playwright and Composer<br />
*Malik Work: Playwright and Music Director<br />
*Devin E. Haqq: Collaborator<br />
*Harlan Penn***: Scenic Designer<br />
*Jeanette Christensen***: Costume Designer<br />
*Nick tha 1da Hernandez: Sound Designer, Composer, and DJ<br />
*Chelsea Dean: Properties Designer<br />
*Angelisa Gillyard: Associate Director<br />
*Kaja Dunn: Intimacy Director<br />
*Danica Rodriguez: Casting Director<br />
*John Ray Proctor III: Dramaturg<br />
*Sarah Reed: Scenic Design Associate<br />
*Cidney Forkpah: Costume Design Associate<br />
*Kate Kilbane*: Production Stage Manager<br />
*Stephanie Smith*: Assistant Stage Manager<br />
*Piper Fyffe: Production Assistant<br />
*Tatenda Rameau: Production Assitant<br />
<br />
====Understudies====<br />
*Sylvern Groomes, Jr.: Jimmy, Will Waters, SOS, Black<br />
*Elizabeth Mpanu-Mpanu: Joan Chen, Vi Waters, Griotsprite<br />
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====Production Team====<br />
*Peter Marengo: Scenic Construction<br />
*Christine Barnette: Scenic Painting<br />
*WAPAVA, Archival Video<br />
*C2, Open Captioning<br />
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====Folger Theatre====<br />
<br />
*Karen Ann Daniels, Artistic Director<br />
*Beth Emelson, Director of Producing<br />
*Charles Flye, Production Manager<br />
*Rebekah Sheffer, Assistant Technical Director<br />
*Chanel Johnson, Company Manager<br />
*Cidney Forkpah, Wardrobe Manager<br />
*Heather Newhouse, Patron Services Manager<br />
*Rayna Cook, Box Office Manager<br />
*Danica Zielinski-Natter, Lead House Manager<br />
*Brittany Brown, Lead Box Office Associate<br />
<br />
===Other Media===<br />
<br /><br />
<html5media height="180" width="320">https://www.youtube.com/embed/v=6YygP-1CojY</html5media><br />
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<br />
==Image Gallery==<br />
Photos by: Peggy Ryan<br />
<gallery><br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 1.jpg|Nick tha 1da Hernandez<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 2.jpg|Renea Brown as Serena Waters<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 3.jpg|Kaiyla Gross as Griotsprite and Regina Aquino as Joan Chen<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 4.jpg|John Floyd as Will Waters and Kaiyla Gross as Griotsprite<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 5.jpg|Equiano Mosieri as SOS<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 6.jpg|Jonathan Del Palmer and Reg Wyns<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 7.jpg|The Company of Our Verse in Time to Come<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 8.jpg|Reg Wyns as Black<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 9.jpg|The Company of Our Verse in Time to Come<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 10.jpg|John Floyd as Will Waters<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 12.jpg|Renea Brown as Vi Waters and Kaiyla Gross as Griotsprite<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 13.jpg|Renea Brown as Serena Waters and Equiano Mosieri as SOS<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 16.jpg|Kaiyla Gross, Regina Aquino, John Floyd and Renea Brown<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 20.jpg|John Floyd as Will Waters and Equiano Mosieri as SOS<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 25.jpg|Kaiyla Gross as Griotsprite<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 26.jpg|Reg Wyns as Black<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 29.jpg|Renea Brown as Vi Waters, John Floyd as Will Waters and Equiano Mosieri as SOS<br />
</gallery><br />
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===Reviews===<br />
*'''[https://dctheaterarts.org/2023/05/02/inspired-by-the-bard-our-verse-in-time-to-come-honors-dc-community-legacy/ Read]''' ''DC Theater Arts'' Inspired by the Bard, ‘Our Verse in Time to Come’ honors DC community legacy<br />
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[[File:Our-Verse Lamond-Riggs by-Peggy-Ryan-43 1800x600 acf cropped.jpg|center|thumb|1013x1013px]] Equiano Mosieri as SOS and John Floyd as Will. Photo by Peggy Ryan.<br />
<br />
==Our Verse in Time to Come (2023)==<br />
Inspired by the works and words of Shakespeare, Our Verse in Time to Come bridges the past with the present through verse, song and memory, and interrogates whose stories remain and whose role it is to ensure they survive.<br />
<br />
An aging emcee, affectionately known as SOS, gets out of prison after 25 years only to be diagnosed with early onset dementia. Realizing it’s his last chance to reconnect with his children, he engages an old family friend and legal ally to arrange his estate and ensure his now grown twins, Vi and Will, accept it before his memory slips away for good.<br />
<br />
Reuniting to sort out their father’s inheritance, the estranged siblings uncover more than they bargained for. Along their journey, they meet storytellers who hold pieces of the puzzle that unlock their hearts and offer renewed connection to their heritage, community and father.<br />
<br />
Commissioned by the Folger Shakespeare Library to commemorate the 400th Anniversary of the printing of Shakespeare’s First Folio, performed as a part of [https://www.folger.edu/whats-on/programs/searching-for-shakespeare/ Searching for Shakespeare] in partnership with DC Public Library.<br />
<br />
===Production===<br />
Entertainment unions represented in Folger Theatre productions include The Stage Directors and Choreographers Society (**), United Scenic Artists (***), and the Actors' Equity Association (*), which includes members of the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers.<br />
<br /><br />
<br />
====Cast====<br />
*Regina Aquino*: Joan Chen<br />
*Renea S. Brown*: Vi Waters<br />
*Jonathan Del Palmer*: Jimmy<br />
*John Floyd*: Will Waters<br />
*Kailya Gross*: Griotsprite<br />
*Equiano Mosieri*: SOS<br />
*Reg Wyns*: Black<br />
<br />
====Creative Team====<br />
*Vernice Miller: Director<br />
*Karen Ann Daniels: Playwright and Composer<br />
*Malik Work: Playwright and Music Director<br />
*Devin E. Haqq: Collaborator<br />
*Harlan Penn***: Scenic Designer<br />
*Jeanette Christensen***: Costume Designer<br />
*Nick tha 1da Hernandez: Sound Designer, Composer, and DJ<br />
*Chelsea Dean: Properties Designer<br />
*Angelisa Gillyard: Associate Director<br />
*Kaja Dunn: Intimacy Director<br />
*Danica Rodriguez: Casting Director<br />
*John Ray Proctor III: Dramaturg<br />
*Sarah Reed: Scenic Design Associate<br />
*Cidney Forkpah: Costume Design Associate<br />
*Kate Kilbane*: Production Stage Manager<br />
*Stephanie Smith*: Assistant Stage Manager<br />
*Piper Fyffe: Production Assistant<br />
*Tatenda Rameau: Production Assitant<br />
<br />
====Understudies====<br />
*Sylvern Groomes, Jr.: Jimmy, Will Waters, SOS, Black<br />
*Elizabeth Mpanu-Mpanu: Joan Chen, Vi Waters, Griotsprite<br />
<br />
====Production Team====<br />
*Peter Marengo: Scenic Construction<br />
*WAPAVA, Archival Video<br />
*C2, Open Captioning<br />
<br />
====Folger Theatre====<br />
<br />
*Karen Ann Daniels, Artistic Director<br />
*Beth Emelson, Director of Producing<br />
*Charles Flye, Production Manager<br />
*Rebekah Sheffer, Assistant Technical Director<br />
*Chanel Johnson, Company Manager<br />
*Cidney Forkpah, Wardrobe Manager<br />
*Heather Newhouse, Patron Services Manager<br />
*Rayna Cook, Box Office Manager<br />
*Danica Zielinski-Natter, Lead House Manager<br />
*Brittany Brown, Lead Box Office Associate<br />
<br />
===Other Media===<br />
<br /><br />
<html5media height="180" width="320">https://www.youtube.com/embed/W2p8L6k56_s</html5media><br />
<br /><br />
<br />
==Image Gallery==<br />
Photos by: Peggy Ryan<br />
<gallery><br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 1.jpg|Nick tha 1da Hernandez<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 2.jpg|Renea Brown as Serena Waters<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 3.jpg|Kaiyla Gross as Griotsprite and Regina Aquino as Joan Chen<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 4.jpg|John Floyd as Will Waters and Kaiyla Gross as Griotsprite<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 5.jpg|Equiano Mosieri as SOS<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 6.jpg|Jonathan Del Palmer and Reg Wyns<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 7.jpg|The Company of Our Verse in Time to Come<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 8.jpg|Reg Wyns as Black<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 9.jpg|The Company of Our Verse in Time to Come<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 10.jpg|John Floyd as Will Waters<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 12.jpg|Renea Brown as Vi Waters and Kaiyla Gross as Griotsprite<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 13.jpg|Renea Brown as Serena Waters and Equiano Mosieri as SOS<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 16.jpg|Kaiyla Gross, Regina Aquino, John Floyd and Renea Brown<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 20.jpg|John Floyd as Will Waters and Equiano Mosieri as SOS<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 25.jpg|Kaiyla Gross as Griotsprite<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 26.jpg|Reg Wyns as Black<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 29.jpg|Renea Brown as Vi Waters, John Floyd as Will Waters and Equiano Mosieri as SOS<br />
</gallery><br />
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===Reviews===<br />
[https://dctheaterarts.org/2023/05/02/inspired-by-the-bard-our-verse-in-time-to-come-honors-dc-community-legacy/ DC Theater Arts:Inspired by the Bard, ‘Our Verse in Time to Come’ honors DC community legacy]<br />
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[[File:Our-Verse Lamond-Riggs by-Peggy-Ryan-43 1800x600 acf cropped.jpg|center|thumb|1013x1013px]] Equiano Mosieri as SOS and John Floyd as Will. Photo by Peggy Ryan.<br />
<br />
==Our Verse in Time to Come (2023)==<br />
Inspired by the works and words of Shakespeare, Our Verse in Time to Come bridges the past with the present through verse, song and memory, and interrogates whose stories remain and whose role it is to ensure they survive.<br />
<br />
An aging emcee, affectionately known as SOS, gets out of prison after 25 years only to be diagnosed with early onset dementia. Realizing it’s his last chance to reconnect with his children, he engages an old family friend and legal ally to arrange his estate and ensure his now grown twins, Vi and Will, accept it before his memory slips away for good.<br />
<br />
Reuniting to sort out their father’s inheritance, the estranged siblings uncover more than they bargained for. Along their journey, they meet storytellers who hold pieces of the puzzle that unlock their hearts and offer renewed connection to their heritage, community and father.<br />
<br />
Commissioned by the Folger Shakespeare Library to commemorate the 400th Anniversary of the printing of Shakespeare’s First Folio, performed as a part of [https://www.folger.edu/whats-on/programs/searching-for-shakespeare/ Searching for Shakespeare] in partnership with DC Public Library.<br />
<br />
===Production===<br />
Entertainment unions represented in Folger Theatre productions include The Stage Directors and Choreographers Society (**), United Scenic Artists (***), and the Actors' Equity Association (*), which includes members of the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers.<br />
<br /><br />
<br />
====Cast====<br />
*Regina Aquino*: Joan Chen<br />
*Renea S. Brown*: Vi Waters<br />
*Jonathan Del Palmer*: Jimmy<br />
*John Floyd*: Will Waters<br />
*Kailya Gross*: Griotsprite<br />
*Equiano Mosieri*: SOS<br />
*Reg Wyns*: Black<br />
<br />
====Creative Team====<br />
*Vernice Miller: Director<br />
*Karen Ann Daniels: Playwright and Composer<br />
*Malik Work: Playwright and Music Director<br />
*Devin E. Haqq: Collaborator<br />
*Harlan Penn***: Scenic Designer<br />
*Jeanette Christensen***: Costume Designer<br />
*Nick tha 1da Hernandez: Sound Designer, Composer, and DJ<br />
*Chelsea Dean: Properties Designer<br />
*Angelisa Gillyard: Associate Director<br />
*Kaja Dunn: Intimacy Director<br />
*Danica Rodriguez: Casting Director<br />
*John Ray Proctor III: Dramaturg<br />
*Sarah Reed: Scenic Design Associate<br />
*Cidney Forkpah: Costume Design Associate<br />
*Kate Kilbane*: Production Stage Manager<br />
*Stephanie Smith*: Assistant Stage Manager<br />
*Piper Fyffe: Production Assistant<br />
*Tatenda Rameau: Production Assitant<br />
<br />
====Understudies====<br />
*Sylvern Groomes, Jr.: Jimmy, Will Waters, SOS, Black<br />
*Elizabeth Mpanu-Mpanu: Joan Chen, Vi Waters, Griotsprite<br />
<br />
====Production Team====<br />
*Peter Marengo: Scenic Construction<br />
*WAPAVA, Archival Video<br />
*C2, Open Captioning<br />
<br />
====Folger Theatre====<br />
<br />
*Karen Ann Daniels, Artistic Director<br />
*Beth Emelson, Director of Producing<br />
*Charles Flye, Production Manager<br />
*Rebekah Sheffer, Assistant Technical Director<br />
*Chanel Johnson, Company Manager<br />
*Cidney Forkpah, Wardrobe Manager<br />
*Heather Newhouse, Patron Services Manager<br />
*Rayna Cook, Box Office Manager<br />
*Danica Zielinski-Natter, Lead House Manager<br />
*Brittany Brown, Lead Box Office Associate<br />
<br />
===Other Media===<br />
<br /><br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 1.jpg|Nick tha 1da Hernandez<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 2.jpg|Renea Brown as Serena Waters<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 3.jpg|Kaiyla Gross as Griotsprite and Regina Aquino as Joan Chen<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 4.jpg|John Floyd as Will Waters and Kaiyla Gross as Griotsprite<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 5.jpg|Equiano Mosieri as SOS<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 6.jpg|Jonathan Del Palmer and Reg Wyns<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 7.jpg|The Company of Our Verse in Time to Come<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 8.jpg|Reg Wyns as Black<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 9.jpg|The Company of Our Verse in Time to Come<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 10.jpg|John Floyd as Will Waters<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 12.jpg|Renea Brown as Vi Waters and Kaiyla Gross as Griotsprite<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 13.jpg|Renea Brown as Serena Waters and Equiano Mosieri as SOS<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 16.jpg|Kaiyla Gross, Regina Aquino, John Floyd and Renea Brown<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 20.jpg|John Floyd as Will Waters and Equiano Mosieri as SOS<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 25.jpg|Kaiyla Gross as Griotsprite<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 26.jpg|Reg Wyns as Black<br />
File:Our Verse in Time to Come by Peggy Ryan 29.jpg|Renea Brown as Vi Waters, John Floyd as Will Waters and Equiano Mosieri as SOS<br />
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==Image Gallery==<br />
Photos by: Peggy Ryan<br />
<gallery><br />
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</gallery><br />
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===Reviews===<br />
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