A Dream of Camelot
A Return to Love
A Musical By Richard Shulman
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Next Performances - March 29, 30, 31 & April 1 at the Masonic Temple, Asheville, NC
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Comments on A Dream of Camelot performance at the Masonic Temple 3/12/11 from Debra Roberts:
"The show was amazing, astonishing, uplifting, made me laugh, made me cry and reminded me of all the great good stuff that any practice I have ever done, points to. The show has come such a very long way from conception to the read-through at the Light Center to this lovely evolution. Tony, Jen, Breazi and Dielle were even more incredible than last time (and that is saying a lot). And the new cast were also so well chosen. The dominator scene was so potent (song and interaction between actors), Who You Are Is Beautiful again just melted me where I sat -- my absolute favorite song in a show of many favorites. And on and on .... And staging it there at the Masonic Hall was a great choice. What a jewel of a little theater. And also seeing you in black tie was a treat - that was a really great choice, Richard. Am so very happy to have had this experience of your life changing work, Richard, one more time. You all have to have been so happy with what you did together. You are a great ensemble and I hope that the seeds that got sown this weekend, flower into other shows elsewhere because this production is a great blessing in the life of this world.
Thanks so much for always following the Muse and the Call, Richard."
love and blessings, Debra (and Joe who also really thoroughly enjoyed it)
"Now" from the 3/13/11 performance at the Masonic Temple in Asheville, NC - featuring Jen Worthen, Peter Tamm, and the entire cast.
From Janet Gold who saw the Masonic Temple performance on 3/12/11: I loved the production. It was so beautifully put together. The music, all the songs, those I'd heard before and all the new ones were amazing, as was your marathon playing. The audience participation in the meditation session was brilliant. Extremely helpful to me (as you know) was the explanation of the Camelot background. The director made magic. The choreography skillfully kept things moving along .... I was riveted. The actors and singers were warmly engaging and their performances appeared genuine and heartfelt. They seemed emotionally connected to each other. Love was all around.
From Dianne Lancaster, having seen the March 2011 performance: The show was Amazing! I laughed...I cried.....You captured the essence of human emotions and spirit. I see kids dressed up as woodland creatures dancing to "I like it here in the Woods".Will see you on Broadway! Let's dance, Dianne
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What if you knew your dream of the heart, and somehow, it all unravelled just as you tried to grasp for it?
Would you try again?
This is the premise of “A Dream of Camelot.”
A Short Synopsis
A Dream of Camelot begins in tragedy as Morgaine discovers that Arthur, the lover of her youth, and Mordred, their son, have killed each other. Morgaine sings a lamentation in which she realizes her own responsibility to face the issues that had destroyed their society. Lancelot, and then Mordred and Arthur, now dead, choose to find a better way in the hopes of creating a new Camelot.
The characters from Camelot then vision the qualities necessary to create a new society in which all are honored according to the principles that brought them together.
The characters then show up in today’s modern society, faced with the normal problems of relationships that are the grist for the mill in healing their own lives, and their worlds. The boy gets the girl – or does he? – and through this process learns loving communication and surrender. Along the way he finds himself exploring different alternative lifestyles including a community in the woods and a UFO encounter group, finds a way to heal his relationship with his boss, and eventually becomes open enough to be able to accept a new relationship in his life.
A Dream of Camelot is about loving communication - inside and out; it's about letting go of what isn't working and finding a new way within ourselves to change our lives and our world.
The next Performances of "A Dream of Camelot"will be March 29, 30, 31 & April 1, 2012 at the Masonic Lodge, 80 Broadway, Asheville, NC.