How do actors know how to “act” Shakespeare? Theater artist and storyteller Michael Langlois brings the text to life through dramatic readings, and an exploration of the acting clues Shakespeare left us in the text of his plays. This dynamic combination of lecture and performance offers a new way to engage with theatre and literature. Michael Langlois is a theatre artist and storyteller with decades of experience.

Michael Langlois is a performer, lecturer, and storyteller with decades of experience on stage and off. He has directed across New England, including performances for the Hartford Children’s Theatre, Springfield’s Drama Studio, and the Ashford Youth Theatre, where he worked for nearly 20 years as Artistic Director. Additionally, Michael worked for over a decade with New London, Connecticut’s Flock Theatre serving as an Associate Artist.