Cymbeline Tickets

Cymbeline combines comedy, tragedy and history into an epic tale of power and magic as two warring powers clash until its eventual joyful conclusion. The characters in this late Romance include a Lear-like monarch, a wicked queen, an Iago-like villain, a deceived husband and a heroine, the king's daughter Imogen, Shakespeare's last great female role. An award-winning cast including Martha Plimpton, Phylicia Rashad, John Cullum and Michael Cerveris brings this spectacular play to life on the vast stage of Lincoln Center's Vivian Beaumont Theater.

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Tickets at Barrow Street Theatre

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27 Barrow Street
New York, NY 10014
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About Cymbeline on Broadway

Venue

Barrow Street Theatre
27 Barrow Street
New York, NY 10014
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Opening

Dec. 2, 2007

Story for Cymbeline

CYMBELINE By William Shakespeare is directed by Noah Brody and Ben Steinfeld. Featuring Jessie Austrian, Noah Brody, Paul L. Coffey, Andy Grotelueschen, Ben Steinfeld, and Emily Young.

Fiasco Theater is an exciting company of actors whose fresh performing style and flair for Shakespeare have won national attention.

"If Romeo and Juliet is a comedy gone wrong, perhaps Cymbeline is a tragedy gone right," say Noah Brody and Ben Steinfeld, co-directors of Fiasco Theater's delightfully simple staging of the romance Cymbeline.

As dizzyingly eventful a drama as Shakespeare ever conceived, Cymbeline tells of a beautiful princess separated from her beloved, the cruel step-mother who tries to foil her, a credulous husband duped by an adversary, an exiled nobleman who kidnaps a king's sons and a Roman invasion of Britain. All that and more is neatly tucked into a lightning-paced, streamlined production in which six versatile actors play 14 roles. A plain white cloth becomes a sail, a bed sheet and a toga. A trunk becomes a ship. And all the while, these magical theatrical transformations playfully deepen the drama's signature themes of error, deception and redemption.

Length: 2 hrs 30 mins
Intermission: Yes