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

Forced Frontier by John Tomlinson

Online theatre is now a forced frontier. As time progresses in this interesting and introverted period of history, creatives everywhere are scrambling to find a way to keep creating. Here in Lake County, we are no different. Statewide restrictions have changed the face of theatre, hopefully only temporarily. In its fifth year, Shakespeare at the

The Lake County Theatre Company will abide by all social distancing requirements both in the creation of our productions and in the presentation of them. We are very hopeful that we will be together again soon. In the meantime, please watch this slide show.

Acting for Kids!!

Now that all the students are out of school, it can be a challenge for parents to find resources for making sure their child has a well-rounded education. The ARTS are an important part of that education. Children use the skills they learn in other areas while they are singing and acting. Think of it

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Play Selection Committee

Dear Elcee, I have some ideas of plays that I’d like to see LCTC perform. Who do I give my suggestions to? Dear Reader,Thank you for asking. Actually, we have been asked this question quite a bit. The short answer is, the Play Selection Committee. Who are they, you ask? The Lake County Theatre Company