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You don’t have to love the repertoire of the preeminent 16th-century playwright to love and laugh during “The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged),” produced by Richmond Shakespeare at the Dominion Energy Center’s Gottwald Playhouse March 13-30.
“It’s the perfect mix of Shakespearean brilliance and modern comedy, with something for die-hard fans and newcomers alike,” says Jase Sullivan, managing director of Richmond Shakespeare. “Imagine all 37 plays crammed into one outrageous, fast-paced evening — it’s chaotic, clever and an absolute blast.”
The show is a “playful, unpredictable romp that breaks the fourth wall, pokes fun at itself, and makes Shakespeare more fun and accessible than you’ve ever imagined,” Sullivan adds.
Tickets are $22 to $47.
