Shakespeare Hour Live:
Here There Are Blueberries
Live from Harman Hall
We are pleased to host a third and final Shakespeare Hour Live for the 22/23 Season. This special edition will take place on Friday, May 12, 2023 at 9:45 p.m. ET following the evening performance of Here There Are Blueberries. Join us in person at Harman Hall or watch the livestream on our YouTube channel.
Join moderators Ruthie Fierberg (Executive Editor, Broadway News) and Drew Lichtenberg (STC Resident Dramaturg) for a discussion on stage with United States Holocaust Memorial Museum historian Dr. Rebecca Erbelding (featured in the play), and co-author of the play Amanda Gronich, and co-author/director of the play Moisés Kaufman.
Learn about the panelists below.
Tickets and Schedule
No tickets are required for this edition of Shakespeare Hour Live.
Here’s how to join us in person or online:
- Attend the play on the night of the discussion: Click here to purchase tickets for the May 12 performance.
- Attend the discussion only: Please arrive at Harman Hall at 9:30 pm and a House Manager will let you know when you may enter the theatre.
- Join the livestream: Visit STC’s YouTube channel to watch the discussion live or a recording after the event. Share your questions in the chat for a chance to have them asked live.
In case you missed it…
Join moderator and STC Resident Dramaturg Drew Lichtenberg for Beyond The Jungle—a live discussion with professors, leaders of NGO’s and D.C. Cultural Centers exploring immigration around the world through the lens of The Jungle.
Enjoy the recording above and join the comments on our YouTube Channel.
Shakespeare Hour Live is back in a fresh, new form. STC Resident Dramaturg Drew Lichtenberg led a lively discussion of aging in King Lear at Harman Hall Form on March 15, 2022. Guests included Simon Godwin (King Lear director and STC Artistic Director), Pamela Saunders (Founding Director of Georgetown University School of Medicine’s Graduate Program in Aging & Health), and Craig Wallace (Gloucester in STC’s King Lear).
Enjoy the recording above and join the comments on our YouTube Channel.