Three madcap performers in Elizabethan dress (and sneakers) weave their way through all 37 of Shakespeare’s tragedies, comedies and histories at a breakneck pace. It’s an irreverent rollercoaster ride through all of the Bard’s plays. The show originally premiered in London and went on to become its longest running comedy. The Today Show declared, “If you like Shakespeare, you’ll love this show. If you hate Shakespeare, you’ll love this show.”

This production features three members of Apex Theatre Studio’s teaching faculty: Jason Nettle, Emily Auwaerter and Robert Reid. “At the center of our studio is a group of dynamic teaching artists,” remarked Ian Mairs, managing director of Apex Theatre Studio. “We feel it’s important for our students to have the opportunity to watch their mentors in action. This show is a riot and all three of these performers bring their considerable comedy chops into the rehearsal hall.”

Apex Theatre Studio is a non-profit performing arts training center celebrating its fourth year in operation. Apex fosters young artists with a passion and curiosity for acting, singing, dancing and stagecraft through a series of master classes, intensives, readings and theatrical presentation. Apex will offer a full range of summer classes at their studio located at 5150 Palm Valley Road, Unit 205 in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida to support young actors in the Northeast Florida area. Summer classes, intensives and workshop schedules are available at www.apextheatrejax.com.