Pictures provided by Rachel Lavenda
Costard (Emelin Gasparrini) tries to corrupt Moth (Steph Masiello)
Don Adriano (Amy Sullivan) and Moth (Steph Masiello) argue over words.
Don Adriano de Armado (Amy Sullivan) strikes a melodramatic pose.
Ferdinand (Julia Niedzwiecki) welcomes the Princess (Alex Solomon) to Navarre.
Boyet (D. Sarzinski) looks unimpressed with the men of Navarre. The Ladies (L-R: Rachel Lavenda, Lindsay Cunningham, Caitlin Cotter) reserve judgement.
Don Adriano (Amy Sullivan) gets heavily hit on by Jaquenetta (Elisha Colter).
The Mechanicals (L-R: Karyn Ruark, Christiane Merrit, Laurel Elliot) enjoy a romance novel.
Longaville (Katie Noice) hides from his compatriots in hopes of avoiding their reproaches.
Berowne (Crista Fuentes) pretends to be a statue.
Dumain (Charlotte Rahn-Lee) gets some new clothes–inspired by love.
After realizing they all are in love, the men of Navarre (L-R Julia Niedzwiecki, Crista Fuentes, Katie Noice, Charlotte Rahn-Lee) decide that there is only one way to pursue their lady loves: disguises.
Time to plan some shenanigans. (L-R: Steph Masiello, Emelin Gasparrini, Amy Sullivan, Karyn Ruark, Christiane Merrit, Laurel Elliot)
With both sides disguised, who will woo who? (L-R: Caitlin Cotter, Rachel Lavenda, Alex Solomon, Lindsay Cunningham, D. Sarzinski, Julia Niedzwiecki)
Berowne (Crista Fuentes) thinks he is wooing the Princess and not his beloved Rosaline (Lindsay Cunningham).
The Ladies (L-R: Caitlin Cotter, Lindsay Cunningham, Alex Solomon, Rachel Lavenda) feel pretty smug about how they tricked their male counterparts.
Moth (Steph Masiello) introduces his elephant to a local sheep.
I Pompey Am! (Emelin Gasparrini)
Sir Nathanial (Christiane Merrit) does not take criticism very well.
Always end with a dance.
Curtain Call.