Amadine and Mucedorus – presented by AMP Theatre!

NOVEMBER 22–24!

 

Princess Amadine finds herself abandoned by her betrothed Segasto, facing a deadly bear all on her own — until the humble shepherd Mucedorus leaps to her rescue. In the adventures that follow, Segasto’s jealous plots, his servant Mouse’s antics, and wild man Bremo’s brutality all attempt to end the love story of the play’s two heroes. Amadine and Mucedorus must rely on their courage, cunning, and commitment to one another for a chance at their happily-ever-after.

 

Newly founded company AMP Theatre presents Amadine and Mucedorus in partnership with Acting Ensemble. This production is the first in AMP Theatre’s Adventure Series, showcasing tales of daring heroes and their hazardous exploits.

 

Amadine and Mucedorus dominated the imaginations of the play’s original audience, whose insatiable appetite for this story made it one of the most performed and printed plays of Elizabethan England. AMP Theatre brings this once-popular romantic comedy to today’s audience, and along with it, the best stage practices of the past: universal lighting to bring you into our world, a minimalist set to let your imagination play, and direct engagement between actors and audience so that, together, we build connection and community.

 

Join us for this tale of love, hijinks, and heroic fights against beasts and men!

 

Directed by Allison Pajor and Mark Pajor.

 

Featuring:

 

Mucedorus — Darrin Sims

Amadine — Miranda Manier

Segasto — Emily Terlesky

Mouse — Zachary Taylor

Bremo the Wild Man — Bryan Horvath

King — Sarah Myers

Collen / Old Woman / Messenger / Ariena — Jessica Watreas

Tremelio / Rumbelo — RJ Connors

 

Friday, November 22, at 7:30 pm

Saturday, November 23, at 7:30 pm

Sunday, November 24, at 2:00 pm

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  • Activities at the Acting Ensemble made possible, in part, with support from the Community Foundation of St. Joseph County's ArtsEverywhere initiative, The Indiana Arts Commission, which receives support from the State of Indiana and the National Endowment for the Arts, and The Harvey R. and Doris Klockow Foundation.