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Women of Will highlights six of Shakespeare’s famous works, exploring Beatrice in Much Ado About Nothing, Viola in Twelfth Night and more of the Bard’s notable leading ladies. 

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Performances ended on May. 26, 2013.

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Previews: Jan 27, 2013 • Closing: May 26, 2013
Off-Broadway Plays Drama

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What Is the Story of Women of Will?
Women of Will takes an in-depth look at all of the leading ladies in William Shakespeare’s most well-known plays. The show is offered in five separate parts (each based on a different period of Shakespeare’s writing) or in one complete overview (often recommended for those who want a taste of it all).

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Associated Press

"...this production succeeds as a thoughtful, entertaining reflection on the evolution of Shakespeare's art and characters of any and all genders."

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Jennifer Farrar

Backstage

"Packer weaves a rich and varied tapestry of roles, ranging from a nubile Juliet to a plucky Rosalind to a desperate Lady M."

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David Sheward

The New York Times

"Ms. Packer truly practices what she preaches. When she and Mr. Gore get down to the business of acting, it’s not just poetry in motion, it’s thought made flesh."

The New York Times

Ben Brantley

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Tina Packer
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