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The Los Angeles Women's Shakespeare Company is celebrating our 19th Anniversary

Dear Hearts:

Excellent News! I am about to spend a year performing at the OREGON SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL in Ashland! I am, of course, delighted to be part of this WONDERFUL company! I'll be playing playing Jason in MEDEA/MACBETH/CINDERELLA directed by Bill Rauch and Tracy Young, and Pauline in THE SEAGULL directed by Libby Appel.

If you'd like to come and visit, I'd love to see you there!

Best, Lisa Wolpe
Producing Artistic Director
L.A. Women's Shakespeare Company
lawsc@earthlink.net
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 SHAKESPEARE'S 
WOMEN
interview by Kyle Moore

Pictured: Lisa Wolpe as Iago in "Othello"; Jen Chu as Lorenzo in "Merchant of Venice"; Natsuko Ohama as Prospero, Cynthia Ruffin, Tessa Thompson and Louisa Wood as Ariel in "The Tempest"

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 Power & Mania
At Its Worst

Richard III

Directed by and Starring Lisa Wolpe
Cal Poly Pomona
Southern California Shakespeare Festival

September, 2011

Talkin' Broadway
"As a rule, if you have an opportunity to see Lisa Wolpe in a Shakespeare play, you should take it." - Sharon Perlmutter

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Shakespeare and the Alchemy of Gender 

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is beyond and about gender - an actor's journey written and performed by Lisa Wolpe, acclaimed Shakespearean Drag King. It's pages are torn from the libraries of the great Elizabethan Renaissance Mystery Schools. This is the story of a masterful performer peeking through the veil, a cosmic cartographer celebrating Shakespeare's most powerful work. Wolpe reveals the physical and spiritual secrets of cross-gender performance, and offers a rare insight into the making of the Great Bard's magic. A one-woman show, written, directed, and performed by Lisa Wolpe.

COMING SOON!

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