Summer season production played on an open stage under a canopy of birch trees. Rosalind spends most of the play disguised as a young man, teaching the man she loves how to woo her, and Tess played it for laughs and for keeps. Eight weeks in repertory, including outdoor matinees and a short tour to two festivals. Every performance ended in a standing ovation.
“The best Rosalind I have seen in years.”
The Stage Notes