Shakespeare & Seven Guitars: Regine Vital

What does August Wilson's Seven Guitars have to do with Shakespeare? Find out as we chat with multi-hyphenate Shakespearean, Regine Vital about her experience working on the play with Actors' Shakespeare Project in Boston.Who is Regine?REGINE VITAL (she/her/hers) is a theatre artist, administrator, educator, scholar, and storyteller from Somerville, MA. As an actor, director, dramaturg, and coach, she has worked with several Boston area theatre companies, including The Huntington, Actor’s Shakespeare Project, Commonwealth Shakespeare Company, ArtsEmerson, Company One, Central Square Theatre, Boston University School of Theatre, Moonbox Productions, HUB Theatre Company, Fresh Ink Theatre, and Flat Earth Theatre. She teaches performance studies, composition, literature, and public speaking at the college level; text and performance to high schoolers; and has taught continuing adult education classes in literature. She is a board member of Playable Theatre and TC2 Theatre Company; she is also a frequent collaborator with Green Door Labs on the interactive theatre-game production, Club Drosselmeyer. Currently, she is the Manager of Curriculum and Instruction in The Huntington’s Education department and a part-time instructor at Boston area universities. Regine holds degrees from Boston University, UMass Boston, and studied Shakespeare at King’s College, London and Shakespeare’s Globe. When she isn’t telling stories on stage or talking too much about Shakespeare, Regine loves a good book, a good show, a good dance, and a great chat with great friends. Merde, folks! ;)Follow Regine on Social Media:Instagram: @reginzalTwitter: @Regine_VitalFacebook: Regine VitalPurchase Tickets to Seven Guitars at Actors' Shakespeare Project:https://www.actorsshakespeareproject.org/plays-events/seven-guitars/Follow Bowls with the Bard:Insta: @stonedshakespeareTikTok: @BowlswiththeBardTwitter: @stonedshakespeaFacebook: Bowls with the BardMusic by Constantino FernandezArt by Lizzy ColandenePodcast by Micaela Mannix