Company: We Three
Venue: Chase Park Theater
Position: Director
Costumes: Kat Anderson
Lighting: Benjamin Dionysus
Photos: iNDie Grant Productions, LLC
“Exhilarating and inspiring historical fiction!” – Mark Anthony Child
“A shout out… to playwright/director Jared McDaris, for hoodwinking me completely into thinking I was watching the genuine article, a “forgotten” Elizabethan play that had escaped my attention all these years.” – Herb Metzler
CAST
Queen Boudicca: Jessica Goforth
Princess Maeve: Katy Jenkins
Princess Brigid: Sarah Jean Tilford
Beatrice: Danielle Mohrbach
Paulinus: Joshua Carroll
Catus: JD Whigham
Cassio Dion: Nathan Ducker
Tacit: Charlie Baker
Scyllia: Kaelea Rovinsky
Ester: Gilly Guire
Helio: Kamron Palmer
Modred the Clown: Allison Sokolowski
ENSEMBLE
Kate Lass, Lana Whittington, Kevin Johnson, Sarah Liz Bell, Sabrina Harms, Ian Maryfield
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- British Royal Family
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- The Queen defies the Roman Empire
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- Scyllia rants as the Britons and Roman watch
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- The Scourging of Boudicca
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- Maeve comforts Brigid
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- Modred mocks death
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- Maeve and Beatrice interrogate Catus
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- Beatrice fights Catus
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- Dame Scyllia and ‘Phobus’
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- Helio’s Love monologue
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- The Britano-Roman summit
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- Modred bears the Standard
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- The Fall of London
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- “They chose poor fields”
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- “You are a Corpse arisen”
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- The Slaughter of the Londoners
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- “I have claimed my love!”
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- Scyllia says “Farewell!”
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- “The Earth herself has love enough for all.”
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- “Paulinus, farewell.”
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- Beatrice fights Cassio Dion
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- Beatrice is murdered
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- The death of Beatrice
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- Maeve forgives Boudicca
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- “In this, at least, I’ve no regrets.”
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- The death of Boudicca
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- “And Damn’d forever will seeming Virtue stand.”
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- CAST
Poster Art by Joan Varitek