"I have attended many great performances at that spot over the years! We need more. . . . not less cultural events!" - Therese Boulanger
MOOSE HALL THEATRE COMPANY / Inwood Shakespeare Festival - For more VOICES FROM OUR NORTHERN MANHATTAN COMMUNITY scroll down to the end of of this appeal.
As 2015 winds down, there's still time to make a difference. With your help, we'll raise funds to bring you Inwood Shakespeare Festival 2016 THE SEASON OF LAUGHTER & LUST  with Shakespeare's hilarious crowd-pleasing, THE TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA  his magnificent dark comic witness of hypocrisy and abuse of power, MEASURE FOR MEASURE and our annual Children's Concert presenting CHAMBERLAIN BRASS. Founded in 2010 as a friendly brass chamber music ensemble dedicated to serious brass repertoire. They will demonstrate the instruments for the Children and play a variety of wonderful pieces.with selected pieces. Presented by the Moose Hall Chamber Ensemble. 
ALSO  MOOSE-ON-THE-MOVE
Next FALL 2016 . . .
I t Thrilled and Shocked audiences outdoors in Inwood Hill Park and they cried out for more . . . by popular demand it comes indoors to Tease, Tantalize & Terrify in a NYC Theatre . . . It . . . is . . . DRACULA! The tale of flesh & blood by Ted Minos. Adapted from the novel by Bram Stoker.
BUT . . . 
. . . ONLY  WITH YOUR SUPPORT!

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Inwood Shakespeare Festival 2015 - HENRY IV parts 1 & 2. Left to right: Lucy Lavely (Doll Tearsheet), Zack Gafin (Peto), Sam Leichter (Prince Hal), Richard Henry Scofield (Sir John Falstaff), Cody LeRoy Wilson (Poins), B.J. Alexander (Bardolph), Kathryn Fray (Mistress Quickly), Marc Randolph Henry (Francis). Photo, Ted Minos

Serving Northern Manhattan for 16 years!
Friday, August 4, 2000. William Shakespeare's  12th Night  was performed in Inwood Hill Park Peninsula, inaugurating the Inwood Shakespeare Festival.   

The beginning of a new company and the beginning of a new era in the performing arts and culture for Northern Manhattan residents.

Moose Hall Theatre Company in producing the Inwood Shakespeare Festival in partnership with City of New York/Parks & Recreation each summer for the past 16 years, has continued to play a crucial role in the vitality of our community with pioneer productions; accessible FREE public programs of theatre & music in Inwood Hill Park Peninsula, bringing together over 45,000 audience members of all ages and cultures from our wonderful communities of Inwood, Washington Heights, Harlem & beyond. . . and counting.
and once more. . . 
. . . WE'RE COUNTING ON YOU!

INSIGHTFUL, INVENTIVE, INCLUSIVE, EXCITING
COMEDY, TRAGEDY, ROMANCE, ADVENTURE, CLASSICAL, POPULAR, OPERA, CHILDREN'S CONCERTS, MULTICULTURAL, MULTILINGUAL, INTERNATIONAL, PET FRIENDLY 
 
Providing a first time experience for many to:
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE, GIACOMO PUCCINI,  BRAM STOKER, EUGENE IONESCO, ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON, CALDERÓN de la BARCA, ALEXANDRE DUMAS, VICTOR HUGO,  FEDERICO GARCÍA LORCA , JOHNSTON McCULLY, H.G. WELLS, GAETANO DONIZETTI, SERGEI PROKOFIEV. . .  


Inwood Shakespeare Festival 2015. HAMLET left to right: Sean MacBride Murray (Fortinbras), Christopher Trindade (Hamlet), Michael Hagins (Horatio). Photo, Ted Minos
 
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Don't forget to make your 2015 tax-deductible donation by midnight on December 31st to help MOOSE HALL THEATRE COMPANY continue Inwood Shakespeare Festival with FREE drama and music for Northern Manhattan!

Thank you for your support in 2015,

Ted Minos, Founder/Producing Artistic Director
Moose Hall Theatre Company / Inwood Shakespeare Festival
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JUST LISTEN TO THE VOICES FROM OUR NORTHERN MANHATTAN COMMUNITY - AUGUST 2015

"I would like to register my support of our local Shakespeare-in-the-Park!" - Claudia Schaer
 
"I wholeheartedly extend my support for the Shakespeare in the park productions!. We need this program." - Stephanie Diable Katz
 
"I have attended many great performances at that spot over the years! We need more. . . . not less cultural events!" - Therese Boulanger
 
"I also have attended many of the performances and feel that this company is a wonderful asset to the community." - Claire Anne Gray
 
"I have attended every year and look forward to each new season! It is a special gem in our neighborhood deserving of support! - Gabrielle Shatan
 
"This is a great asset to the local community. We have been attending for years and now bring the kids. Loved the children's chamber music last week." - Michelle Orsi Gordon
 
"My vote is for accessible theatre in Inwood!" - Alison McConekey Wodlake
 
"We can't lose this great asset." - Clara Vaz
 
"We...support this festival wholeheartedly. It would ba a real shame for the community to lose this cultural offering." - Pamela Lloyd
 
"Cultural events are for everybody and we need them in upper Manhattan!" - Joann Sacco Jeter
 
"more! More! Encore!!" - Summer Zephyr
 
"The Festival is well run and provides a great alternative to the "pay or wait to get in free" production in that larger park downtown." - John Malkemes

 

Inwood Shakespeare Festival is produced in partnership with:
Inwood Shakespeare Festival  2015-2016 is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts and administered  by the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council; the New York Department of Cultural Affairs, the City of New York/Parks & Recreation; Council Member Mark Levine; Council Member Ydanis Rodriguez; Columbia University Medical Center and Materials for the Arts. Northern Manhattan Arts Alliance (NoMAA) Uptown Arts Stroll.