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THE TABLE ROUND and THE SIEGE PERILOUS

Myth and magic mingle in this feminist Arthurian duology. THE TABLE ROUND and THE SIEGE PERILOUS by Emily C. A. Snyder combines the stories of Guinevere, Lancelot and Arthur, with the legends of Tristan and Iseult, Gawain and the Green Knight, Morgan le Fay, the Grail Quest, and the rise and fall of Camelot.
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Photos from the Developmental Performance | October 2019


Written and Directed by Emily C. A. Snyder
Stage Managed by Julianne Lavallee

Costumed by Amelia Dudley
Fight Choreography/Coordination by Nick Ritacco, Jeremy Lister, Jennifer Carter, Joe Raik
Intimacy Direction by Emily C. A. Snyder
Graphic Design by Anna Stacey

Weapons Courtesy of Stone & Steel Combat, LLC
Performed at El Barrio Art Space
Courtesy of The Shakespeare Forum

Photos courtesy of Lisa LaGrande
FEATURING
Queen Guinevere - Jennifer Carter
Princess Iseult - Deborah J. Bjornsti
Elaine, the Lady of Shalott - Regina Renee Russell*
Scathe - Heaven Stephens*
Morgan Le Fay - Kelly Blaze*
Agravaine - Becca Musser
Merlin - Laurel Andersen

King Arthur - Oliver Shirley*
Sir Lancelot - Nick Ritacco
Sir Gawain - Jeremy Lister*
Sir Tristan - Chris Rivera
Sir Kay - Joe Raik
King Mark - Conner Keef*
Mordred - James Alt

* Courtesy of Actors' Equity Association


Pictures from the Sneak Peek | June 2019

Photos courtesy of Duncan Pflaster.  Guinevere (Jennifer Carter) and her Woads arrive in Camelot.  Iseult, the Green Lady (Abby Wilde), draws Sir Gawain (Jeremy Lister) into the Green World.  Elaine, the Lady of Shalott (Regina Renee Russell), discusses maps and marriage with Guinevere and her cousin, Scathe (Cristina Ramos).
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