They put Shakespeare Tavern
of downtown Atlanta in the shade. We have seen three quite acceptable
and dramatic productions, more costly, but none so real or amazingly humorous
as Offshoot's Shakespeare. We were mesmerized by the magical, mysterious
revelry of dreams, hand-to-hand combat and romance, imaginatively enacted.
If you live in Fayetteville
for 10 years or more, you think of our community as appreciative of artistic
culture and drama. All of that was obviously present in Sunday's third
performance of "Midsummer Night's Dream." Even not having read
the synopsis or the whole play, it is totally awesome to feel lifted in
spirit and caught up in the lifelike conversation of the genius of Shakespeare.
To see through the eyes of a mostly youthful, committed cast, you will
discover genius at work before your eyes.
Two more weekends to take your
family and friends: July 19, 20, 21 and July 26, 27, 28.
Barbara and Fred Hood
Fayetteville






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