Playgoer’s Guide
If I could accept and embrace the challenges that came with 70s and 80s television and local cable access, why couldn’t I do the same with platforms like Zoom in 2020? A square is a square is a square, no matter what decade it is, right? If what I wanted to see promised to be interesting or entertaining, I could give over to it. Well, we have attempted to introduce the 1970s and 1980s squares to the squares of 2020 with this, Door Shakespeare’s second virtual offering, William Shakespeare’s The Comedy of Errors. We hope you enjoy our offering!
Above Left: Rehearsal setup for Door Shakespeare’s production of J. M. Barrie’s Rosalind, as seen from the apartment of director Michael Stebbins. 2020. Photograph by Michael Stebbins. Above Right: Some costumes for Door Shakespeare’s virtual production of J. M. Barrie’s Rosalind, before they got packed up to be delivered to each actor’s place of residence. This photograph was taken in the costume shop at Carthage College, Kenosha, Wisconsin, where Costume Designer Kim Instenes works. 2020. Photograph by Michael Stebbins.
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