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The Adventures of Pericles

By William Shakespeare

September 25 to October 24, 2009

in the Randall L. Jones Theatre

In this tale of high adventure, Pericles undertakes a perilous odyssey, searching for thrills, riches, and family. But dangers and uncertainty face him on every seashore as he sails from country to country, from intrigue to intrigue. His loves die. His friends deceive him. The gods seem to be against him. But, in the end, he finds the most important treasure of all: himself.

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