Shakespeare Center of Los Angeles Presents ‘Cry Havoc’ in Culver City

Shakespeare with a twist?

Stephan Wolfert wrote and stars in Cry Havoc, a piece of theatre based on a young veteran, who after serving six years in the army and battling Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, hops off an Amtrak train in Montana and meets William Shakespeare.

Twenty years later, using Shakespeare’s timeless words and his own stories, Wolfert leads the audience on an interactive journey to meet Shakespeare’s veterans and consider the needs, hopes and concerns of veterans today.

Directed by Eric Tucker and Bruce Cervi, there are just three performances of this Shakespeare Center of Los Angeles show, which will take place at the Culver City Veterans Memorial Rotunda Room – 4117 Overland Ave. -  on Sat. May 11, Sun. May 12 and Mon. May 13 at 8 p.m.

Ticket price: Pay what you can; $20 suggested donation. 

For reservation & information please contact: 213-481-2273x15

This performance is made possible in part by a Culver City Art in Public Places Program Performing Arts Grant with support from Sony Pictures Entertainment.

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