An exiled Duke, his banished daughter, a gentleman in love, and a melancholy traveler. Artistic Director John Doyle and Tony Award-winning composer Stephen Schwartz bring Shakespeare’s pastoral romance into the Jazz Age, with lovers in disguise, troubadours in trouble, and some of Shakespeare’s most beloved characters.
Quincy Tyler Bernstine, who received a Lortel nomination for her performance in "As You Like It," has an extensive career in theater, film, and television, including notable roles in productions such as "Ruined" and "Marys Seacole," for which she won the Lucille Lortel Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Play. more...
Noah Brody, who co-directed and starred in various roles for Fiasco Theater's acclaimed productions, including the Off Broadway Award-winning *Cymbeline*, brings his extensive experience and unique flair to the cast of *As You Like It*. more...
Ellen Burstyn, a distinguished actress celebrated for her complex portrayals and recipient of the "Triple Crown of Acting," brought her immense talent to the stage in a past production of *As You Like It*, adding to her illustrious career that spans both screen and stage. more...
Hannah Cabell, known for her Drama Desk-nominated performance in "Grounded" and her extensive work in regional theater including the world premiere of "Compulsion" at Yale Rep and Berkeley Rep, brought her talents to the stage in "As You Like It." more...
Leenya Rideout, who previously showcased her talents in Classic Stage's production of "As You Like It," has an extensive resume including Broadway performances in "War Horse" and "Company," as well as Off-Broadway roles and numerous regional theater credits. more...
Kyle Scatliffe, a graduate of the American Musical and Dramatic Academy in New York, brought his extensive stage experience, including notable roles such as Enjolras in the Broadway revival of Les Miserables and Haywood Patterson in the London premiere of The Scottsboro Boys, to his performance in As You Like It. more...
Bob Stillman, who contributed songs to the Tony-nominated score of "Urban Cowboy" and wrote the title song and musical arrangements for "Dirty Blonde," brought his extensive Broadway experience, including roles in "It's Only a Play" and "Grey Gardens," to the cast of "As You Like It." more...
Awards and Nominations
2018 The Lortels
Outstanding Featured Actress in a Play: Quincy Tyler Bernstine was nominated but did not win.
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