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The Seagull

William and Mary Theatre

November 20-November 23, 2008

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Have a great time at this theatrical event written by by Anton Chekhov and directed by Richard Palmer.

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  Dates:
  November 20-November 23, 2008

  Times:
  Thursday-Sunday 8:00pm

• Venue Info

  Phi Beta Kappa Memorial Hall

  601 Jamestown Road Williamsburg, VA 23187

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  Historic Triangle

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  • Event Name: The Seagull
    "WONDERFUL"
    Review posted by: samantha from williamsburg, va, Nov 21, 2008
    

    WONDERFUL play. Perfectly directed, excellent talent, casting was on point, the crew was speedy with the complicated scene changes (the had to move a whole door and wall!)

    WONDERFUL play. Perfectly directed, excellent talent, casting was on point, the crew was speedy with the complicated scene changes (the had to move a whole door and wall!)

  • Event Name: The Seagull
    "Splendid!"
    Review posted by: James from Virginia Beach, VA, Nov 21, 2008
    

    I saw "The Seagull" on opening night. It was a wonderful story, full of laughs - lighthearted but thoughtful, a little on the dim side but not too heavy. The acting was superb - lot's of budding... Expand

    I saw "The Seagull" on opening night. It was a wonderful story, full of laughs - lighthearted but thoughtful, a little on the dim side but not too heavy. The acting was superb - lot's of budding talent. The characters were perfectly cast and perfectly dressed. The set's were not elaborate, nothing superfluous, but every detail added to the atmosphere without distraction. Well directed, easy tempo, nothing awkward or difficult about it. Anyone can enjoy "The Seagull". Collapse