Hi, Dear Friends,

"When a theatre closes a civilization shuts down. Vanished are all the characters who appeared on stage, the audience too is gone."--Roger Rosenblatt

In March 2020, the Aux Dog had to leave its longtime home of over 10 years; a civilization existed and flourished in our spaces on Monte Vista in Nob Hill. The Aux Dog had a rich and varied population of supporters, actors, designers, neighborhood friends and a thousand scenes which abound with memories.

So we bow our heads in this thought: Life is short and Art is long except sometimes not long enough when a pandemic spreads across the globe.

HELP US COME BACK by supporting our upcoming zoom production of ARDEN of FEVERSHAM directed by Colin Borden.

Married to Murder!
Lies, greed, unrequited love,
and bumbling
assassins abound!

The CAST of Arden of Feversham features Burqueños Alexandre Glover and
Jacob Betts leading the cast
as Thomas Arden, the victim, and Mosbie, the jealous lover. Joining them in the deadly love triangle is Cat Morrison of Los Angeles, who plays the conniving Alice Arden.
Rounding out the cast are James Thomas Gilbert, Elizabeth Southard, and Melissa Harkness, and Lili Fox-Lim also from Los Angeles; Erik Martin and R. Scott Purdy from Chicago; and Gbeke Fawehinmi from Dallas.

Colin A Borden is an award-winning actor and director of both stage and screen, with credits including Better Call Saul and the uber-viral Dhar Mann series on YouTube. Arden of Feversham will mark his third virtual directorial outing since the onset of the pandemic.
The Aux Dog Theatre returns to the digital stage with Arden of Feversham as part of their celebrated Shakespeare 505 Festival. The production, directed by Colin A. Borden and produced by Artistic Director Victoria J. Liberatori, will be presented video on demand April 30th and May 1st & 2nd. Tickets are $10 and can be purchased https://auxdogtheatre2020.ticketspice.com/feversham.

Arden of Feversham was written in
1592 by an unknown playwright (some say Shakespeare, others think Kyd or Marlowe; the truth is lost to time!) and tells
the tragically comic tale of a philandering housewife who organizes the murder of her
unsuspecting husband. Lies, greed, unrequited love, and bumbling
assassins abound! “It really is the Original True Crime Drama,” says
Borden. “Our playwright adapted the story from the gossip rags of Elizabethan London making the play an immediate smash in its day.”

The Aux Dog has assembled a cast of top-tier actors from all over the country.
“The joys of working virtually are that we have the opportunity to play with actors we’d otherwise never even have the
chance to meet,” says Borden.

The production will translocate London, 1592 for Boston, 1982. “The modern parallels are pretty profound,” continues Borden, who has adapted and streamlined the original verse script. “Humans are an astoundingly dastardly lot and always have been. It makes for a great night of theatre sure to please fans of the Bard and murder podcasts alike!”
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