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Stephan Wolfert’s one-man show, “Cry Havoc!,” explores a surprising psychic space where Shakespeare and military experience intersect.
“One-person shows, come on, those are like hit or miss — and mostly miss,” said Mr. Tucker, the director of “Cry Havoc!” who’s known Mr. Wolfert since their days in graduate school at Trinity Rep Conservatory. “We’re not just doing this as a vet outreach thing. I’m not doing it to put my friend onstage. If it wasn’t good, I wouldn’t put it up.”
Stephan Wolfert's "Cry Havoc" is a performance not to be missed
Stephan Wolfert’s “Cry Havoc” is a performance not to be missed
Stephan Wolfert in Cry Havoc! at Shakespeare & Company through August 13, 2016. Cry Havoc! at Shakespeare & Company Reviewed by Macey Levin Stephan Wolfert is a veteran having had a seven-year career in the army. In the late 90’s a chance viewing of Shakespeare’s Richard III led him into the life of an actor. He has combined these two threads into a calling to inform the public of the difficulty…
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Stephan Wolfert's "Cry Havoc" is a performance not to be missed
Stephan Wolfert’s “Cry Havoc” is a performance not to be missed
Stephan Wolfert in Cry Havoc! at Shakespeare & Company through August 13, 2016. Cry Havoc! at Shakespeare & Company Reviewed by Macey Levin Stephan Wolfert is a veteran having had a seven-year career in the army. In the late 90’s a chance viewing of Shakespeare’s Richard III led him into the life of an actor. He has combined these two threads into a calling to inform the public of the difficulty…
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Stephan Wolfert’s "Cry Havoc" unites veterans with Shakespeare's words on human resilience
Stephan Wolfert’s “Cry Havoc” unites veterans with Shakespeare’s words on human resilience
Stephan Wolfert in Cry Havoc At the Tina Packer Playhouse Shakespeare & Company presents Cry Havoc, Company Training Alumnus, Stephan Wolfert’s one-person play that unites veterans with civilians and Shakespeare’s with Today’s time. Written by Wolfert and directed by Eric Tucker, this powerful piece reveals how Shakespeare’s audiences wrestled with the same hopes and fears that occupy our modern…
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