This is an article that was written about our latest production, Much Ado About Nothing. Tickets are available at the Asbury Cafeteria kiosks during dinner time. Hurry now! Friday night is almost sold out and Saturday is filling up fast! The Play is this Thursday at 8:40pm, Friday at 8:00pm, Saturday at 8:00pm. Tickets are free and can also be reserved by emailing alantanaproductions@gmail.com
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Here it is Shakespeare lovers around the world. Shakespeare at the Bury would like to announce our 2nd production is in progress of The Bard’s Much Ado About Nothing. We’re setting this piece in the classic era of the 1920s in England. Currently we are in the casting process. If you live in the Lexington, Kentucky area and would like a crack at some Shakespearean theatre, than contact us at alantanaproductions.com for our partner’s site and we can let you know when you can audition. Thank you for all the support for Shakespeare at the Bury. 
We at Shakespeare at the Bury are please to say we are in pre-production for our next production of Much Ado About Nothing, which will be a multi camera play production of Shakespeare’s great comedy. For this next production, we have our founder researching at the Bard’s birthplace in Stratford Upon Avon and The Globe Theatre in London. We are thrilled to be starting this next production and hope you will come out to see us next spring when the production will be going up.
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The Show goes up in less than a week! Don’t forget to get tickets from http://www.asbury.edu/theatre under the events calender at the bottom of the page or purchase your tickets at the door of the Box Office.
The Show goes up April 15, 16, 17 at 7:30pm. Join us for a night of sword fighting, leek wearing, medieval times fun. Get your tickets before they sell out.
Auditions are right around the corner. This Saturday November 15th in Miller Screening Room from 1-5pm we will have auditions for Henry V, which will be premiering the week of April 18th. Guys and Girls are welcome to audition, just think this might be your chance to prove your acting abilities to the world. As the Bard said, “All the world’s a stage and all the men and women merely players…”
Asburians, Non-Asburians,and Shakespeare lovers;
Just to give you a heads up on the production of Henry V. We are planning an April 2015 production of Shakespeare’s classic history of England’s beloved Prince Henry. It’s going to be a fun journey. Hope you follow us on this adventure.
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