“Much Ado About Nothing”

“Much Ado About Nothing”

 

At Cedar Breaks, by Belle Unruh
Just a few miles from the Utah Shakespeare Festival’s theaters is Cedar Breaks National Monument.  (Wikimedia Commons)

 

We caught a very entertaining production of Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing here last night.  They played the comedic scenes with Beatrice and Benedick really broadly — the scenes with Dogberry, Verges, and the night watch are inescapably and hilariously broad already — and the audience loved it.  (So far as I could tell, the theater was full.)

 

We have loved our many years of faithful attendance here at the Utah Shakespeare Festival.  I commend the Festival to anybody who isn’t already familiar with it.  It’s a family tradition of just the kind that I always wanted to have.

 

We met several people that we know, including Tom Alexander and his wife.  That’s always fun.  And there were a few who came up told me that they appreciate some of my work.  That’s always gratifying — and (sorry!) it more than compensates for the unceasing hostility of my anonymous online critics.

 

This is a good place to run into good people.

 

Posted from Cedar City, Utah

 

 


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