Flock Theater in the Arboretum - 2004

Now is the time . . . The warm days and clear nights beckon us to get out and explore the assortment of outdoor delights that Connecticut has to offer. What better addition to our meanderings than a splash of theater in the
Connecticut College Arboretum!

"The Tempest" by Shakespeare
July 15-18 and 22-25

A Series of Molier 's Short Plays
August 5-8 and 12-15
Flock inaugurates a new tradition in the Arbo, presenting three hilarious
short plays by one of France's greatest and funniest playwrights.

"The Frogs" by Aristopahnes
August 26-29 and September 2-5
Flock will conclude its summer activities in the Arobretum with the
side-splitting, classic comedy by Aristophanes. A treat for all
in the perfect setting for amphibians and humans alike!

Scenes from "The Tempest"

Bill Steinmayer (far left) plays the role of Caliban, a savage slave.

Ferdinand, son of Alonzo, is played by Mycah Hogan. Miranda, daughter of Prospero, is played by Christina Wallace.

A night to remember!

Flock Theater Staff
Derron Wood - Executive Artistic Director
Gerard Hall - Assistant to the Artistic Director
Michael Langlois - Associate Artist
David Maratineau - Artist-in-training
Mycah Hogan - Intern
Erica Weston - Intern

Derron Wood is principal director of Flock's Summer Theater in the Arboretum where he has directed Macbeth, Much Ado About Nothing, The Tempest, Oedipus Rex, Romeo & Juliet, and Agamemnon.

Mermaid Dancers, children from the Imperial Academy of Dance, begin the theatrical evening (below).