Cymbeline, adapted and directed by Glenn Havlan and Gaby Schneider, is presented by the Actors Ensemble of Berkeley at the John Hinkel Park Amphitheater, beginning July 4th. This free performance features a blend of romance, deception, and reconciliation in Shakespeare's lesser-known play about Imogen and her trials against betrayal. With reserved seating for individuals with limited mobility, the play emphasizes inclusivity while drawing audiences into a captivating narrative. The production runs throughout July on weekends, promising enjoyment in a charming outdoor setting where spectators can experience the themes of love, loyalty, and forgiveness.
Cymbeline is a dark fairy tale of love and loss, loyalty and betrayal… a strange loop where two separated lovers travel at different speeds until they meet again.
The amphitheater performance is free and open to the public with reserved seating available for those with limited mobility, ensuring accessibility for all.
Imogen, the beautiful daughter of King Cymbeline, must navigate plots against her and save her love Posthumus amid court intrigue and meddling Romans.
As one of Shakespeare's lesser known works, Cymbeline feels fresh for seasoned fans and accessible to newcomers, showcasing archetypal characters in complex narratives.
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