The Comedy of Errors
February 25 – March 7, 2010
by William Shakespeare
Directed by Paul Mullins
Nafe Katter Theatre
Two sets of identical twins are accidentally separated at birth. That's the comic spark that ignites Shakespeare's funniest and wildest comedy. When the sets of twins are unknowingly reunited in the same town, hilarity, mayhem and even romance ensue – all depicted as only Shakespeare can with brilliantly witty word-play and exquisite poetry in this physical, fast-paced and sexy episode of mistaken identity. Read More>>
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2009 – 2010 Season
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 Artistic Director’s statement
You may be surprised to see the picture on the left is not one of Gary English. It’s a picture of Dale Rose, that’s me, the Interim Artistic Director for CRT. After 15 years Gary has decided to step down from artistic and administrative duties to pursue more teaching and other professional interests. Gary will continue to direct for CRT and will remain a vital part of the artistic life of CRT and the Department of Dramatic Arts.. <Full Article> |
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"Uncommon Sense" Series
CRT is more than a professional theatre, it is a center for the intellectual and cultural life of our community. CRT's new "Uncommon Sense" Series is a collection of events, all free and open to everyone, that investigate a variety of aesthetic and academic topics through performing art. For regular updates on all "Uncommon Sense" Series events, sign up for CRT’s electronic newsletter here, or call (860) 486-4799 for information. <Find out more> |
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Connecticut Repertory Theatre
CRT, part of the School of Fine Arts at the University of Connecticut, is the professional producing arm of the Department of Dramatic Arts. CRT stages an array of the best in theatre, from classic plays and musicals to premieres of the latest contemporary work, featuring some of the nation's finest theatre professionals on stage with the department's most promising students. The synergy between professionals and advanced student artists creates extraordinary theatre and a unique learning environment. |
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