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THE LEGEND OF ROBIN HOOD

April 29, 2020

by Nathan Makaryk
SATURDAY, MAY 9, 2020
7:30PM

TICKETS:
FREE, donations strongly encouraged

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The Legend of Robin Hood spins a whole new tale more intricate yet more realistic than anything seen before. This swashbuckling show has it all – colorful and absorbing characters, compelling ideas, and enough laughs, tears, sword fights and dramatic plotting to satisfy anyone. This is a pulse-pounding yet meditative new take of a classic tale showing how the medieval English hero became a legend. Written by Nathan Makaryk, who recently rewrote his story into the critically-acclaimed novel Nottingham.

Featuring the talents of:
ROBIN of LOCKSLEY: JJ Hernandez
WILLIAM de WENDENAL: Jeremy Krasovic
JOHN LITTLE: Chris Serface
WILL SCARLET: Guthrie Bettinger
ALAN a DALE: Adrien Frazier
FRIAR TUCK: John Kelleher
LADY MARIAN: Christine Dove
ELENA GAMWELL: Savana Masako Dry
GUY of GISBOURNE: Rafe Wadleigh
ARABLE de BUREL: Amanda Rae Gutgsell
WILLIAM de FERRERS: Kevin Joseph Garcia
BARON ROGER de LACY: Jonathan Bill
MUCH the MILLER’S SON: Lucy Furuheim
STUTELY: Kevin Joseph Garcia
MUNDAY Erik Furuheim
ENSEMBLE: GUARDS and OUTLAWS Erik Furuheim / Chad Becker
Stage Notes: Chad Becker
Fight Descriptions: Nate Makaryk

PRAISE FOR NATHAN MAKARYK
and THE LEGEND OF ROBIN HOOD

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“Robin Hood fans, hold onto your quivers – because “The Legend of Robin Hood” spins a whole new tale more intricate yet more realistic than anything seen before. Suffice it to say that this swashbuckling production has it all – colorful and absorbing characters, compelling ideas, and enough laughs, tears, physical action and dramatic plotting to satisfy anyone. … [The Legend of Robin Hood] offers a pulse-pounding yet meditative version showing how the medieval English hero became a legend.”

          - - Eric Marchese, The Orange County Register

“As a writer, Makaryk deserves high praise. This is a very thoughtful, well-developed play that doesn’t support one cause. There are no polemics here; every character is flawed, every argument has some merit. And, most insightfully, it’s usually when the players do something they think is right that all hell breaks loose.”

        - - Joel Beers, The OC Weekly

“The real nugget of this play is the story. In this ambitious work, Nathan Makaryk has crafted a tale that seems more like a Greek tragedy than medieval folklore, and he has done it with the subject matter of modern politics. All of the main characters, even the villains, are deeply developed.”

-          - Mark Stouffer, The Fullertonian

“As implied in the title, this is about legends and how they are made … it underlies the basic point writer and director Nathan Makaryk is trying to make in what is ultimately the great strength of the production, his script.”

 - - Shawn Price, Coast Magazine

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Our Vision:
TLT enriches lives by providing opportunities for equitable inclusion and representation. Our goal is to ensure everyone – regardless of identity, background or personal experience –belongs at TLT.

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the traditional homelands of the Puyallup people.
ʔuk’ʷədiitəb ʔuhigʷətəb čəɫ txʷəl tiiɫ ʔa čəɫ ʔal tə swatxʷixʷtxʷəd ʔə tiiɫ puyaləpabš dxʷəsɫaɫlils gʷəl ʔutxʷəlšucidəbs həlgʷəʔ.
“We gratefully acknowledge that we rest on the traditional lands of the Puyallup People
where they make their home and speak the Lushootseed language.”

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