THEATRE
The Tragedy of King Richard III by William Shakespeare
July 9-July 30, 2011
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For the 7th summer in a row, Commonwealth Classic Theatre Company brings theatre to the backyards of local communities! This summer, CCTC presents Shakespeare's thrilling story of England's most infamous ruler. The Tragedy of King Richard III will be presented free to the public in 12 different outdoor venues throughout Philadelphia (Love Park, The Piazza at Schmidts, McMichael Park, International House Philadelphia Courtyard) and the suburbs (Lansdowne, Elkins Estate, Brookhaven, West Chester, Lansdale, Abington Arts Center, West Pikeland and West Goshen).
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Info Phone: 610-202-7878
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Dates:
July 9-July 30, 2011Times:
Saturdays @ 7 pm
Sunday, July 10 @ 7 pm
Wednesdays @ 7 pm
Thursdays @ 7 pm
Friday July 15 and 29 @ 7 pm
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