No preparation or experience is necessary to participate in our community-based Shakespeare productions. If you wish to audition for a specific role, you may prepare a monologue from either Henry VI, Part 2 or 3. You can find a link to the scripts here at MIT’s Shakespeare page.
Read MoreAnnouncing our cast for HENRY VI, PART 1! Discover the Shakespearean connections to York’s White Rose in our upcoming production! In June, we’re taking this production on the road to four York City Parks.
Read MoreSee the play this summer at four York City Parks!
Read MoreWe’ll present this beautiful comedy about loving nature, life, and one another in June!
Read MoreSpecial thanks to the York County Parks for their support of this community event! And to the York Audubon Society for sharing Birding Guides with our audiences.
Read MoreOur characters learn from an enthusiastic park ranger who shares The Ornithology of Shakespeare throughout the play. Through these lessons, our young protagonists discover how to strengthen relationships with one another and the natural world.
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Read MoreJoin us online to explore the diverse and unexpected world of dramatic literature, from Ancient Greece to early twentieth-century America!
We present a twist on All’s Well That Ends Well by setting this play of tangled relationships at summer camp. Teeming with Shakespeare’s ecological themes, this comedy occurs at the fictitious Camp Wellington. Our rendition captures the joyous and singular experience of the great outdoors.
OrangeMite returns to the great American tradition of Shakespeare in the Park this summer! We will perform at John C Rudy County Park in York, August 5-6, 12-13.
Read MoreOrangeMite will present an original screenplay, All Is True: A Divorce Court Comedy, this spring.
Read MoreMeet the characters of OrangeMite’s upcoming Othello!
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