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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.
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OrangeMite will present an original screenplay, All Is True: A Divorce Court Comedy, this spring.
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Meet the characters of OrangeMite’s upcoming Othello!
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Join us for Othello! We open in less than two weeks!
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Othello examines race, gender, and class in a world markedly similar to our own. In this tragedy, the lowly soldier Iago utilizes language as a weapon to falsify truths and instill lies in those around him. Chaos ensues, ensnaring the General Othello and his faithful wife, Desdemona, in a deadly and twisted plot.
Theatre Arts for Everyone (TAFE) is partnering with OrangeMite Studios and Upstart Arts for a musical revue fundraiser on November 14th!
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Three York-area theatres have come together for a one-day-only musical revue featuring songs from some of Broadway’s biggest shows: My Fair Lady, Guys and Dolls, Rent, Annie, Into the Woods, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Mamma Mia, and more.
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Our 2021 production isn’t the first time OrangeMite has performed Love’s Labor’s Lost. But, this will be our first bilingual production!
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Explore our archives as you prepare for auditions for OrangeMite’s first-ever bilingual production!
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Dirigida por el director ejecutivo entrante Ángel Nuñez, esta producción bilingüe inglés / español de Love's Labor's Lost transforma la única obra de Shakespeare ambientada en España en un enérgico juego lingüístico que todos disfrutarán.
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