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| the entrance to the Holocaust Museum, the site of the Bootleg Ball |
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| to celebrate the partnership between the Henley Street Theatre and the Richmond Shakespeare Company |
The coming together of the two theatrical companies was officially announced as well as the program for 2013-2014 season. Awards were presented, including one to the departing artistic director of Henley Street, James Ricks. The Folio Award was given to Roy Proctor, a veteran of the Richmond Times Dispatch and Richmond News Leader, having reviewed 3500 productions over the years, including the 37 plays of the Shakespeare Canon.
The paddle auction was led by Juan Conde. As the formal portion of the program ended, the music keyed up for dancing by all.
A note to all RVA fashionistas who know Liz from J. Crew in the Short Pump mall. She has been chosen to act the lead role of Kate in the Taming of the Shrew - kudos to Liz!
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| the martini glasses rotate with the silhouettes of gangsters in shadow... |
The Importance of Being Earnest
Pericles (Bootleg)
The Taming of the Shrew
Death and the Maiden
Wittenberg
Richard III
A Midsummer's Night Dream
Full subscriptions are available as well a four show flex pass for $100.00 (Not valid for Bootleg)
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| some of the goodies to be won in the silent auction |
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| to raise money for the theatre... |
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| the girls of the twenties... |
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| smoking cigarettes... oh my... |
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| one of our very own flappers... |
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| assists with the paddle auction... |
Recipe for Bootleg Punch (as told by bartender):
Rum
Lemonade
Love...
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| a sultry profile... |
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| just a few feathers for an evening out... |
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| peeking around the corner... |
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| a gentleman in white tie and tux... |
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| James Ricks' farewell recitation of the famous soliloquy from Hamlet |
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| the distant lights of a train moving along the tracks, leaving Richmond... |
