The role of a lifetime: a director who first wrote a spoof on an iconic Shakespeare play and it is the key to the opening of the 99th season at Schenectady Civic Playhouse in the Stockade in Schenectady.
Director Laura Darling immersed herself in this year's opening production and Molly Waters will grace the stage as Lady Macbeth as the company makes this visually dramatic production safe for all audiences. There is thought, effort and talent to behold at Schenectady Civic Playhouse.
The pair stopped by the podcast studio to talk about the 400+-year-old work and provided a look not only at how the opportunity came about for both women, but their unique vision to this production.
Schenectady Civic Playhouse opens its 99th season with Macbeth and it was only fitting that these two accomplished individuals had the opportunity to Tell Me Their Story.
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