Alabama Shakespeare Festival will have a shorter season for the 2022-23 year.
The season lineup includes a wide variety of shows and musicals, including “It’s a Wonderful Life”, “Jubilee,” “The Tempest,” “Million Daughter Quartet,” “Clyde’s” and “Cabaret.”
Artistic director Rick Dildine said the season officially starts in December, and there is something for everyone. “We have an amazing show called ‘Million Dollar Quartet’ that encapsulates what it was like the night Jerry Lee Lewis, Johnny Cash, Elvis Presley and Carl Perkins all got together for a jam session,” Dildine said.“We’re doing all new HVAC in the building, which was possible because of a generous gift from the state of Alabama,” Dildine said.Patrons will no longer be required to be vaccinated, wear a mask or get tested for COVID-19 prior to admission into the shows.
Alabama Shakespeare Festival will also have a new gift shop for the audience to enjoy and purchase merchandise.
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