Triad Stage

All's Well That Ends Well

June 8 - 29, 2014

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About

All's Well That Ends Well

by William Shakespeare

Follow your heart.

She loves him. He doesn’t even notice she’s alive. And so begins one of theater’s greatest romances. It’s a wild journey of risks, magic, war, traps, betrayal and true love. A sick king is cured of his deadly disease. A brave young woman is given the husband of her choice. An unhappy groom flees for the foreign wars. A woman refuses to take no for an answer. Filled with comedy, love, bold plans, dirty tricks and brilliantly drawn characters, ALL’S WELL THAT ENDS WELL is Shakespeare done Triad Stage style—a classic re-invented.

Presented with support from CityView at Southside, Compass Financial Partners LLC, Volvo Financial Services and WellSpring.

Part of THTR 232--Triad Stage's annual collaboration with UNCG.

Cast

5th Lord / Guard: Tyler Barnhardt

1st Lord: Alex Cioffi

King of France: John Herrera

3rd Lord / Guard: DeAndre' Hicks

Bertram: Anthony Michael Martinez

Diana: Chloe Clark Oliver

Mariana / Page: Madelynn Poulson

Countess of Rossillion: Beth Ritson

Parolles: David Ryan Smith

Widow Capilet: Cinny Strickland

Steward: Sibel Turkdamar

4th Lord / Attendant: Brady Wease

Lafew: Jeffery West

2nd Lord: Lee Wilson

Helena: Kim Wong

Creative Team

Scenic Designer: Robin Vest

Costume Designer: Bill Brewer

Lighting Designer: Rob Perry

Sound Designer: David E. Smith

Voice and Text Coach: Christine Morris

Fight Choreographer: Jim Wren

Dramaturg: Bryan Conger

Casting Director: Cindi Rush

Stage Manager: Emily J. Mails

Photos All's Well That Ends Well

Triad Stage - Pictured: Anthony Michael Martinez, Kim Wong and John Herrera. Photo by VanderVeen Photographers. Triad Stage - Technical Rehearsal Photo, June 3, 2014. Scenic Design by Robin Vest. Photo by Triad Stage. Triad Stage - Pictured: The Cast of "All's Well that Ends Well"; Photo by: VanderVeen Photographers Triad Stage - Pictured: The Cast of "All's Well that Ends Well"; Photo by: VanderVeen Photographers Triad Stage - Pictured: Alex Cioffi, DeAndre' Hicks, Brady Wease and Tyler Barnhardt; Photo by: VanderVeen Photographers Triad Stage - Pictured: Cinny Strickland, Kim Wong, Chloe Clark Oliver, Madelynn Poulson. Photo by; VanderVeen Photographers Triad Stage - Pictured: The Cast of "All's Well that Ends Well"; Photo by: VanderVeen Photographers Triad Stage - Pictured: The Cast of All's Well that Ends Well; Photo by: VanderVeen Photographers Triad Stage - Pictured: David Ryan Smith and Kim Wong; Photo by: VanderVeen Photographers Triad Stage - Pictured: Beth Ritson; Photo by: VanderVeen Photographers

Videos All's Well That Ends Well

Watch the video: InSight Speaker Dr. Michelle M. Dowd comments on how women and gender play a role in All's Well that Ends Well.
InSight Speaker Dr. Michelle M. Dowd comments on how women and gender play a role in All's Well that Ends Well.
Watch the video: Inside Look: All's Well that Ends Well with director Preston Lane and actresses Kim Wong and Cinny Strickland
Inside Look: All's Well that Ends Well with director Preston Lane and actresses Kim Wong and Cinny Strickland

News & Reviews All's Well That Ends Well

Reviews:

Triad Stage Closes Its 13th Season with All's Well that Ends Well

CVNC

June 13, 2014

The audience was able to lose its awareness of watching a Shakespeare production, and for a moment be immersed in something genuine, palpable, and uncalculated. Therein lies the difference between simply observing theater and experiencing it.

Read the review

News:

Shakespearean sounds: UNCG's Christine Morris at Triad Stage

UNCG Now

June 9, 2014

Performing Shakespeare alongside professional actors could be intimidating. But with a voice/text coach giving the UNCG students personal lessons, the words come tripping off the tongue in the best kind of way. UNCG theater professor Christine Morris helps all the actors shine in the Triad Stage production of "All's Well that Ends Well." For the UNCG undergraduates in the production who have less experience with Shakespeare, she's a particularly valuable teacher.

News:

Triad Stage actors give life to language in ALL'S WELL

News & Record/Go Triad

June 5, 2014

[Christine] Morris said the material Shakespeare provides is rich with meaning, nuance and unforgettable characters. "There's got to be a reason we keep doing this old stuff," she said. "It's so interesting." Morris adds that audiences shouldn't feel intimidated by Shakespeare's text. "Shakespearean English is English. It's old, but it's not a foreign language," she said.