The Seven Sides of Shakespeare Part II

This is Shamrock McShane's Shakespeare homage play, The Seven Sides of Shakespeare as you've never seen it before. One actor, seven roles, and two stand-alone plays (pt. 1 and pt. 2) in a most intimate small-group setting. Directed by Tom Miller and based in meta-fashion upon his movie of the same name and same authors, this experience of Shakespeare is by turns, riveting, confessional, and transformative. For fans of Shakespeare, theatre, acting, and story-telling, this special performance is your ticket to another time and place where the bard conducts his magic.

PLEASE NOTE: This performance runs approximately 50 minutes and is a stand-alone play.

About Shamrock McShane, our actor:

Born in Oak Park, Illinois in 1951, Shamrock McShane was sports editor for the Oak Leaves before moving to Key West in 1978. He has lived in Gainesville, Florida since 1983, teaching Language Arts in public schools, writing, acting, and making movies. Shamrock McShane, writer, actor, and teacher, taught Language Arts in Florida public schools for 30 years. He studied with Padgett Powell, Harry Crews, and Donald Justice and was a Henfield Award nominee at the University of Florida (MFA). His work has appeared in Exquisite Corpse, Long Shot, Steel Toe Review, and The English Journal. A Shakespearean-trained actor and a prize-winning playwright, his roles include Mercutio, Macbeth, Prospero, Willy Loman in Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman, and most recently Paul Sheldon in Misery at the Acrosstown. He is the author of Rock Beauty and the non-fiction novel Hall of Fools. McShane is also an award-winning film actor who appears in The Hawk is Dying, the international award-winning The Seven Sides of Shakespeare, and Tom Miller's Audience.