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A Romantic Romp Through a Fairyland Forest

The Rye High Parsons Street Players performed one of Shakespeare’s most enchanting comedies, “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” last weekend. The cast and crew did a wondrous job handling the dizzying number of subplots in this woodland tale and demonstrating the Bard’s conclusion that “the course of true love never did run smooth.” 

Hats off to Director John O’Donnell, Tech Director Jeff Loddo, the dozen actors, and 14 crew members who left audiences at every show dreaming.

– Photos by Anne and 

Joel Darelius

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