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Romeo and Juliet

Romeo and Juliet

Lake County Theatre and Mendocino College Present

Shakespeare at the Lake

Shakespeare at the Lake is proud to announce the cast for this year’s presentation of Romeo and Juliet, a virtual performance.

Alan Fletcher, Apothecary
Anna Gregorian, Watch 3
Carrie Ann Eve, Sampson / Page boy
Charles RIchard Smith, Narrator
Cindy Sobel, Lady Montague
Crispin Cain, Friar
Edward M. Borg, Lord Montague
Gwendolen van Wyk, Benvolio
Lisa Baker, Lady Capulet
Melinda Gill Gregory, Watch 2
Micaela Rall Abram, Chief
Nichole Phillips, Nurse
Nick Hogan, Paris
Nina Jekel, Juliet
Ricci Dedola, Prince / Servant to Cap
Rosemarie Kingfisher, Mercutio
Schuyler Marcier, Romeo
Tim Barnes, Lord Capulet
Timothy Fischer, Tybalt / Friar John

CLICK HERE To View The Video of the Virtual Performance of Romeo and Juliet

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