A Mortal Thing

Show Overview

We are thrilled to help bring this new play by Nan Prince to life as part of this imaginative's work's development process.

This magically playful possible sequel to Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream is a fun, frolic-filled and fanciful adventure.
Based in the woods of Athens, we find our favorite characters exploring what "happily ever after" means.

Laugh-out-loud and richly imaginative, this new work explores what love, magic, and mischief look like once the potion wears off.

Together, the Hub and Lost Nation are supporting this homegrown project. 


Come See! Support a local playwright!

THREE PERFORMANCES: 7pm Friday January 16; 2pm and 7pm Sat January 17.

Presented with the Montpelier Performing Arts Hub as a part of both our organizations ongoing commitment to presenting new works, sharing resources and ehancing our community through collaboration. 

Run Time:  approximately 90 minutes plus intermission. 

Because the elevator at Montpelier City Hall is still our of commission, LNT/Montpelier Hub will be live-streaming the performance. ORDER LINK HERE

This event is funded in part by a grant award from Montpelier Alive, with funds from the Montpelier Downtown Improvement District.

Production Team

Director: Kianna Bromley

Tech Director & Assistant Director: Anna Blackburn

Stage Manager: Natalie Remick

Costumer: Coyah Mosher 

Lighting Designer: Joe Sanguinetti 

Music Director: AJ Banach

 

Featuring:

as Helena Coyah Mosher
as Demetrius Daniel Gibson
as Hermia Quyn Mccaffrey
as Lysander Harlow Carpenter
as Bottom AJ Banach
as Quince  Vic Guadagno
as Bo Arlo Barrington
as Titania Brittany Flynn 
as Peaseblossom Sarah Debouter
as Moth  Lila Stratton 
as Oberon Grady Welch
as Puck Ramona Beskin

 

Scoop Info

The Montpelier Performing Arts Hub and Lost Nation are partnering to bring this production to the stage with talented local actors.
We are excited to bring Central Vermont this local project that demonstrates a strong arts community that supports each other, makes room for community work, and works together to share resources!
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