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Shakespeare? Lakespeare.

Actor and director Sarafina Vecchio, left, and Leo Buzzell-Bevington, executive artistic director of The World's a Stage, stand in the performance space for Lakeside Shakespeare, which runs two weekends starting July 23, in Frankfort. Actors from Chicago will be performing "Macbeth" and "A Midsummer Night's Dream," two of William Shakespeare's best-known works. (Photo: Ed Ronco/IPR News)
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Actor and director Sarafina Vecchio, left, and Leo Buzzell-Bevington, executive artistic director of The World's a Stage, stand in the performance space for Lakeside Shakespeare, which runs two weekends starting July 23, in Frankfort. Actors from Chicago will be performing "Macbeth" and "A Midsummer Night's Dream," two of William Shakespeare's best-known works. (Photo: Ed Ronco/IPR News)

Performances of Macbeth and A Midsummer Night's Dream are coming to Frankfort. A clearing in the woods will be the venue for Lakeside Shakespeare.

Performers and audience members will be out in the elements where deer make cameo appearances and the sound design is done, in part, by Mother Nature herself.

Ed Ronco talks with two of the actors in situ.

Also, archaeologists find some interesting textile remnants at Fort Michilimackinac.


Producer: Austin Rowlader
Editor: Steve Junker
Host: Ed Ronco
Music: Blue Dot Sessions