by William Shakespeare
Adaptation by Evren Odcikin

Marin Shakespeare Company

DIRECTOR Evren Odcikin
CHOREOGRAPHER Aejay Antonis Marquis
COMPOSER/MUSIC DIRECTOR Lady Zen
SET Randy Wong-Westbrooke
LIGHTS Spense Matubang
COSTUMES Maggie Whitaker
SOUND Ben Euphrat
PROPS Jenna Forder

INTIMACY Maya Herbsman
DRAMATURG Philippa Kelly
VOICE COACH Elana Kepner
FIGHT DIRECTOR Dave Maier
TEXT COACH J.J. Van Name

STAGE MANAGER Michael Suenkel
ASST. STAGE MANAGER Nick Reulbach
DECK CREW Alex Fiman, Nathalia George, Jason Pashalides, Zoe Whitaker
PRODUCTION MANAGER Leontyne Mbele-Mbong
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR Jackson Currier
FABRICATION Rooster Productions
ASSOC. COSTUME DESIGNER Bianca Hernandez-Knight
LIGHT/SOUND OP Miles Doucette
AUDIO Elise Cumberland, Emma Bowser
WARDROBE Zoe Haas-Tate, Emily Mills, Serena Palmer

CAST Stevie DeMott, Adam Magill, Dave Maier, Fatemeh Mehraban, Cathleen Riddley, Jeunée Simon, David Sinaiko, Chris Steele, Lisa Wolpe, Lady Zen

UNDERSTUDIES Dany Benitez, Tiffany Cartagena, Ezra Taylor Howlett, Zaara Little

Photos by Jay Yamada & Randy Wong-Westbrooke

“Thus the ensemble finds itself in the forest of Arden, brilliantly imagined in this adaptation as a queer bar. A smooth spin of the set reveals a patio stage and a wall of colorful crates adorned with photos of 66 Bay Area queer elders, from icons such as Harvey Milk and comedian Margaret Cho to lesser-known figures, whose names are all listed in a program insert that encourages audience members to learn more about them.”-SF Chronicle

“Though the Forest of Arden looks absolutely nothing like a forest in Randy Wong-Westbrooke's delightfully detailed set, its reveal elicited gasps from the audience, enraptured as I was by it. I will spare you a description and save you the surprise. As wondrous as Wong-Westbrooke's set is, it is merely the backdrop for the many thrilling performances by a highly-skilled cast.” -TalkingBroadway

“The set (Randy Wong-Westbrooke) is gorgeous, especially the Forest of Arden. The unusual materials used to create the set are perfect for evoking a liberated artistic haven.”‍ ‍-Pacific Sun